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bogeypro last won the day on December 17 2013

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  • Birthday 12/21/1976

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    Preston
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    2014 GMC Sierra SLT CC 4x2

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  1. These trucks must be popular. I've been looking for a denali or at4. Every dealer in North Alabama the has trucks coming in, already has them sold.
  2. One cannot believe a lot of these oil change indicators though. Take GMs oil life indicator in the 2500 HD Silverado with Duramax diesel for example. My 2019 will go a whopping 4 weeks during which time the oil life goes from 100% down to 2%. Then it will stay at 2% for weeks on end until I change it at which time I reset it. A post by another person a few years ago has a lengthy write up on it (I think it’s the one you linked to and he worked on it for the person who invented it) and he describes it as basically using such items as rpm, temp, miles, idle hrs, number of regeneration cycles, etc., as factors to determine remaining oil life. But something is flawed in the way it crunches the result as my driving habits during the first 4 weeks of an oil change (during which time oil life goes from 100 down to 2%) are exactly the same for the next 4 week time period during which time the oil life remains solidly at 2% for the entire 4 week period! This tells me the implementation of this oil life indicator is flawed and the results of it are not to be believed. NO reputable oil life indicator system will tell you you have lost 98% of you oil life in 4 weeks and then tell you that you have lost NONE of the remaining 2% in the next 4 week period!! The only way to determine when to change oil is by using an oil analysis or by just changing religiously every 3000 miles. Good link you provided as it’s the one I read and just commented on. 

  3. I traded my vibrating GMC back in December and have been following this thread. It is amazing to me that it is still going. I really feel for you folks with these pieces of crap trucks. Keep up the good fight!
  4. seriously, too hard to read without any punctuation. really...who does that?! Then, you call the other guy a JA for pointing out the incoherent paragraph?
  5. Don't believe the bad tire business the dealers give. GM has a major problem.
  6. wow, that sounds similar to my story. Dealer pretty said that they don't have a fix and that they would call me if a fix came up. This was my 3rd GM truck and my last. I traded mine yesterday for a f150. Not that they are perfect, but at least they have fixes for their issues.
  7. Seat of the pants and console vibrations beginning around 74. Mine has started a slight vibration around 45 now as well.
  8. I just worry about what is going to wear out because of it...
  9. Just an update on mine... I now have 21000 miles and the vibration has gotten worse. I have new Michelin tires on and it doesn't help. Dealer has no answers yet. They won't even look at it. Said that they know they don't have a fox, but keep checking back. This is BS. My third and last gm truck.
  10. Anybody had any success with getting it resolved? Haven't read any success stories lately.... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  11. I'm not angry, I just think you are a troll. I love my truck. I have faith that GM will figure it out. Ford has their problems too. How 'bout those cowboys!! NFC East champions!! BTW, Cowboys beat the Seahawks in week six in case you didn't remember....
  12. comes back to the gm site to talk about his ford..... seriously dude, nice troll.... and all you other folks that don't own the GM anymore. Go to the ford site and be done with it. Trolls....
  13. You should demand that you be present for another ride along to show the vibration. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  14. Service tech told me today that during their gm service meet a few days ago that the vibration was a major topic if discussion. Gm said there could be around 15 different resolutions. So far, no common thread that points to the smoking gun. They are aware of the issue. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  15. Mine has the vibration. I know there is no fix. Should I at least log a ticket with my dealership even though I know they can't fix it? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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