I have searched the TSBs but cannot find the mention of the fog lamp replacement because of the center cap coming off. I ask the dealer to take care of it when I took it in for what I thought was the IC pump. Well, long story short, they replaced only the passenger side blub but not the drivers and the new lamp is TOTALLY different in look! When I ask them to replace the other one, he said well I'll ask the boss but I won't do it unless he says so. I told him since it is so different, I can't let something like that to go. It's like having a different hubcap on a car.

Also, for the supercharger issue at first said the temp sensor was bad and needed replacement, then after changing that, the said the computer module needed replacement and it would take 4-5 dyas to get it. I picked the car up this AM and will return it when the part comes in. I have little to no trust in the dealership since they have no trained crossfire tech anymore and think they are just quessing. Could be wrong but who knows. Those of you that have had the pump go out, did it die completely or would it come and go. My supercharger is cutting in and out. When it goes out, in a few minutes it will kick back in and run normally for a while.

Thanks in advance.

 

If they won't replace it just take the bulb out and stick a pen or something like that in the hole and pop the cap off and then just tell them that one fell off to. And from what I've read about the ic pump it does sound like that's the problem. Mine is doing the same thing. I might just replace it myself rather than going through the hassle of trying to convince the dealer that's what the problem is.

 

Sorry for the bump but need to know if the cut in and out of the supercharger I experienced is what the pump exhibits. If it is and the dealer insists on changing other stuff, I'll replace the bosch pump with the Johnson myself.

 

I test drove one that I believed to have the I/C pump problem and it exhibited the things that you talked about. I only based this upon what I read on here, but I'm confident that the diagnosis was correct on my part.