Greg58

Thanks to all you guys and especially the one who figured out the hose clamp fix! I have been following this for a while now and have had the seat issue for about 2 months. Took it to the dealer for the first service and they did the oil, tires, and one update that had to do with the neutral issue. The odometer update was going to take them 2 hours so passed on that one for now. Talked to the service rep about the seat issue and he ordered parts but I did not have a good feeling about it. Went to the hardware store last night and did the clamp fix when I got home. All I can say is wow! Driving to work this morning it felt like I had a new truck again! Should of done this a lot sooner! If and when the dealer calls I think I will just put off the fix for a long time since this one works!!! Thanks again all!!!!

Question for those that have done the hose clamp fix? After doing the fix can you move the seat? My wife is -short woops not politacally correct, I mean FUN SIZE. Not that she gets to drive it, but would like for her to be able to if needed.

How true! I open the hood of my new truck and just say "Yup thats an engine" and close it!

At 56 years old I just purchased my first brand new vehicle. I love this truck and I love the warrenty I have never had. Each time I needed a new vehicle I would get sticker shock and end up looking around and finding a 2 or 3 year old vehicle that I felt was more affordable. I now have a paid for house and no kids living at home anymore and felt that the new technology and appeal of the new chevy's was worth it. Young kids think they should be able to go out and buy the newest vehicle out there and complain because they are so expensive. That is what gets them in a lot of trouble! I know the kids in my age group had no problems driving rust buckets and enjoying them!

I did not know about the new SMART TRUCK GM has come out with!

Just like all of you here I love the silver too.