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What's The Difference Between A Vehicle Recall And A TSB (Technical Service Bulletin)? In this informative video, we’ll clarify the differences between a vehicle recall and a Technical Service Bulletin (TSB). Understanding these distinctions is essential for every vehicle owner. We’ll break down what a vehicle recall is, including its implications for safety and emissions, and how manufacturers are required to notify owners about any recalls. You’ll learn about the free repairs associated with recalls and the steps you should take if your vehicle is affected.

On the other hand, we’ll also discuss Technical Service Bulletins. These documents address non-safety-related issues and provide guidance for service centers on resolving specific problems. Unlike recalls, TSBs are not mandatory, and manufacturers have different obligations when it comes to informing vehicle owners. We’ll highlight the key points regarding TSBs, including warranty coverage and what to do if you encounter issues that may be addressed by a TSB.

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