georgedrauton

My truck has been at the dealership for 7 days now, and they are telling me the same thing, that it's normal and the vehicle is functioning as designed. I have contacted a lawyer and if it is not fixed when I get it back I will be filing a formal complaint with GM first, and then with the state Attorney General. Anything that adversely affects the resale value, in the first year and is not fixed within 3 visits or 15 days in the shop, is covered under the lemon law, and must be repaired or bought back by the company... At least in my state. There is no way I would be able to sell my truck for what it's worth with that clunk occurring. And I am not going to just accept that this defect is "normal". GM is going to have a lot to prove to me before I will consider buying another one of their vehicles.

Hi this is my first post. I too found this forum while searching for a solution for the clunk noise, which started on my 2014 Silverado at about 5000 miles. My dealership also told me it was normal and I shouldn't worry about it. But when you spend $45k on a truck you shouldn't have to deal with what feels like the rear end is about to drop out every time you come to a stop or accelerate. If I don't get a resolution soon, I'm going to have to trade it in on a new brand. Which would suck because I will loose money, and other than the clunk, I love that truck!