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How To Opt Out Of General Motors Data Collection, OnStar Smart Driver and Request Collected Driving Data
After our story yesterday detailing how General Motors is selling data collected about how you drive your vehicle to insurance companies, who then use that data against you to raise your premiums, we wanted to give a step-by-step guide on how to opt out of OnStar’s Smart Driver Program and GM’s data collection program. We… Continue reading How To Opt Out Of General Motors Data Collection, OnStar Smart Driver and Request Collected Driving Data
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“Service Driver Assist” Error For Colorado / Canyon May Be Software Anomaly
Owners of the 2023 Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon who have a “Service Driver Assist” error message may not actually have anything wrong. A Technical Service Bulletin (TSB) released by General Motors, titled 24-NA-014 – Information on a False DTV B17E2 Setting,” indicates that software issues may be the cause of the error message- not… Continue reading “Service Driver Assist” Error For Colorado / Canyon May Be Software Anomaly
Newest Quirk For The Chevy Colorado / GMC Canyon: Windows, Mirrors, Doors with a Mind of Their Own
Picture this: you’re enjoying a smooth drive in your brand-new Chevy Colorado or GMC Canyon, and suddenly, your power windows decide to stop cooperating. This isn’t a plot from a science fiction story but a real issue that has been identified in certain midsize truck, and Chevy Blazer EV models. Thankfully, General Motors has issued… Continue reading Newest Quirk For The Chevy Colorado / GMC Canyon: Windows, Mirrors, Doors with a Mind of Their Own
2023 Chevy Colorado / GMC Canyon Emergency Braking Recall – Here’s The Nitty Gritty Details & Documents
Chevrolet and GMC have announced a recall that touches the core safety features of their 2023 Colorado and Canyon models, stirring concerns among pickup truck enthusiasts and owners alike. This recall, affecting nearly 56,000 vehicles in the U.S., with additional numbers in Canada and Mexico, arises from an issue where the trucks’ automatic emergency braking… Continue reading 2023 Chevy Colorado / GMC Canyon Emergency Braking Recall – Here’s The Nitty Gritty Details & Documents
2023 Chevrolet Silverado & GMC Sierra Oil Capacity / Grade / Filter Quick Reference
What type of oil does my Chevrolet Silverado or GMC Sierra take? What oil filter do I use? How much oil should I buy? We’ve got a quick reference guide for your 2023 model year Silverado and Sierra, including 1500, 2500 HD, and 3500 HD models, right here. We change our own oil and we’ve… Continue reading 2023 Chevrolet Silverado & GMC Sierra Oil Capacity / Grade / Filter Quick Reference
Here’s What Everyone (Including Us) Got Wrong About The 2.7L Cracked Block / Engine Replacement Story
Over the past few weeks, you’ve probably seen a handful of articles with some variation of the headline “GM To Replace 2.7L Engines In Silverado, Colorado & Sierra Due to Cracked Blocks”. It’s a great headline to catch your interest and get you to read the story. But there’s just one problem- it’s grossly deceptive,… Continue reading Here’s What Everyone (Including Us) Got Wrong About The 2.7L Cracked Block / Engine Replacement Story