Has anyone else had to have the entire head replaced? I smell recall.

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Ok, I'm back. Something must be wrong with the system, I have no indication a PM was sent, yet there is one, so I apologize for that.
In addition, since you are in the VOL state, I will be nice. (Just moved from there a few months ago.)
Nothing shows on your service history, other than the seats covers being replaced, and the door jamb switch being replaced. Normally, the labor op and repair is not submitted until after the work.
You do have an open campaign (recall) so make sure the dealer checks your rear wiper washer motor, and replace it if necessary. With the cylinder head off the vehicle, this check of the washer motor will take the dealer less than five seconds. If the pump needs to be replaced, it will take them fifteen minutes at the most.
Again, I have to stress that your first post did appear to be that of a troll. However, I still say I can find no problems with a large number of cylinder heads.
Can't even say the dealer is pulling your leg. However, I will reiterate that if the dealer tech cannot lap the new valves to the new head, and build the head up, they are in dire need of some training. It only takes a few hours AT THE MOST.

Good luck...