MudPump

Good news from my end. Dealership made repairs as per PI1138A. I see the parts were taken out of stock as per the procedure, and the click is gone. If you are affected by this issue, reference the PI1138A found in the links above, and have it applied to your truck. I think the solution would probably apply to the 2016's, as its the same seat from what I can see. Important to note that when I took it in, they asked for a problem description, wanting to ensure the right process was applied. I said things like clicking, sudden jerky movements, driver side bottom cushion, going around corners, and out of drive ways. The service tech agreed that the PI1138A addresses those issues, and put the truck in for warranty repair - no charge. For me - the issues is resolved, as per that update. Thanks for the contributions. Cheers.

Thanks for posting Mark - cheers - sincerely appreciated. Truck is booked for Monday, we will see if they can get it, and if they try to bill me on it. Truck is still under warranty, so keeping fingers crossed. They are doing toe seatbelt, and airbag recalls at the same time.

Hi Mark - can you tell me how much labour there was here - how many hours? Any chance of a scan/upload on that invoice minus all the personal info? Appreciate your contribution on this topic above - thanks very much.

I know this isn't the first thread on this issue and apologize for any duplication. I have seen information on the Tahoe/Yukon forum as well. The issue is best summarized by the repair tip link - "Driver and/or passenger seat lower cushion exhibits excessive lateral seat movement combined with a clunk type feeling, or generates a click type noise. This condition occurs when the seat is occupied and the vehicle is being driven on roads with multiple curves or during low speed maneuvers. This condition may be caused by movement in the seat cushion and/or movement between the seat pan front pivot points and the seat frame pivot bar." The link to the repair tip informs the tech on how to perform the repair, and to me it looks pretty complete, although too much or me to bother with a truck under warranty. http://gm.oemdtc.com/1647/front-seat-lateral-movement-andor-click-type-noise-while-driving-2014-chevrolet-silverado-gmc-sierra A different link provides a similar repair procedure. http://sandyblogs.com/techlink/?p=2441 What I am looking for is the specific TSB # or repair number I can provide to the service department when I book the truck for the work. Often they will not take your word for the print out, and unless they has a specific TSB, don't know what parts to have in stock to perform the work. I just want to get the service department to book it in for "TSB XXXXX", as I know this problem exists on my truck. Does anyone - including the GM Moderator have information I can provide the dealership service department so that I can book the truck to get the work performed? Is there anyway to get a link that points to the specific GM approved TSB that the service department would use? Thanks all.