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I would let the Insurance company fix it. Your truck was stolen, did you put a claim in to the insurance company?

My 2017 Hesitated a couple times. I usually run regular gas, then I ran a tank of Premium gas thru it. No more hesitation....actually I picked up a little better mileage. I back using regular now and still no hesitation.

I have a 2017 Sierra SLT and never had the problem of them sliding out. You actually have to give them a hard tug to move them.

Sold to GTBensley I will put them in the mail today. Thanks, John

I have a new in pack set of the front shock ext. if your interested. will let them go for $15.00 shipped

Hi, I have a new in pack aluminum front shock extensions for sale if your interested. $15.00 shipped to Florida

Very nice!!!!

Column shifter for me all the way in a pickup truck, on a sport car a console shifter is fine!!

Here the update of my previous 2016 Sierra DC that wouldn't start up on cold days. GM finally bought it back, and now I have a new 2017 GMC Sierra Crew Cab. Thanks GM for standing behind your warranty.

The dealer had my truck in the service department for over a month. They found a bad cable under the driver side floor board that was bad. Being the dealer couldn't get the truck fixed under 30 days, I filed a BBB lemon law buyback. GM agreed to buy back my truck, so now I'm driving my original truck until all the paperwork gets done. Should be around a month until I get my new 2017 crew cab. Thanks guys, it's all looking good so far that GM is backing there warranty and complying with my state lemon law buyback.

MyFavTruck The problem that I have with my truck is that it doesn't start when it's cold outside. When the temps are warmer it starts up fine. GM is dragging their feet on trying to fix it, or just buying it back and putting me in a new truck. Now it's been over 30 days sitting at the dealer, I have no choice but going the legal route to get out of this lemon truck.

My truck has been at the dealer since Feb. 14th and they can't fix it. Truck has 2,300 miles on it, and it will not start. After replacing different electrical parts and it seems that GM does not want to fix my truck or buy it back. I bought a new truck and this has been a pain with nothing getting done.

Well after putting about 20 miles on my truck after the dealer service department said it was fix. This morning it did not start, had to be towed again backed to the dealer. This is very frustrating to have a new truck with 2,300 miles that do not work. The service manager told me to contact GM and to request a buy back. This truck has made me miss work the days it didn't start and I'm losing money.

I picked up my truck today from the dealer, and they said it started up early this morning when it was 28 degrees outside. They said it was Internal cold start failure in the Trans Control Module. The TCM was replaced, so now I hope I don't have any more problems starting up when its cold outside. I'm glad they found the problem, because I was starting think my truck was only a Fair Weather Truck. I had no idea that a electrical part inside the transmission would keep the truck from starting up. You learn something new everyday about these new computer control vehicles. Thanks for all the replies guys.

I got a call from the dealer a half hour ago. The new part is installed, but they want to keep the truck overnight to see if she starts up tomorrow morning when its cold outside. I hope this is the right part to get my truck like a new GMC truck suppose to work. I'm going to push for a extended warranty just to protect myself in the future, because at 2,300 miles on the vehicle I don't suppose to have problems like this. Thanks guys for responding, I will report back with the name of the replacement part when I get the service invoice.