Mojorisin

<p>I've tried reading through, but there's a lot to read through. I've driven different trim levels of the vehicle and the result is the same for me with the ear pressure and causing headaches. I see so many of these vehicles on the road and I wonder if certain people don't get impacted by the issue as others do? There's not a sound, per say, that I can point to as the root cause in my vehicle to demonstrate to the dealer. There's just a pressure and pain that follow after being in the truck a little while. My kids feel it, but my wife hasn't yet in the little time she's spent in the truck. The dealership seem like good guys and seem willing to help me out of the truck, but I'm convinced they think I'm just crazy. Not sure what i can even get into because there's not much else I like. We'll see what happens.</p> <p>I've tried reading through, but there's a lot to read through. I've driven different trim levels of the vehicle and the result is the same for me with the ear pressure and causing headaches. I see so many of these vehicles on the road and I wonder if certain people don't get impacted by the issue as others do? There's not a sound, per say, that I can point to as the root cause in my vehicle to demonstrate to the dealer. There's just a pressure and pain that follow after being in the truck a little while. My kids feel it, but my wife hasn't yet in the little time she's spent in the truck. The dealership seem like good guys and seem willing to help me out of the truck, but I'm convinced they think I'm just crazy. Not sure what i can even get into because there's not much else I like. We'll see what happens.</p> <p>I've tried reading through, but there's a lot to read through. I've driven different trim levels of the vehicle and the result is the same for me with the ear pressure and causing headaches. I see so many of these vehicles on the road and I wonder if certain people don't get impacted by the issue as others do? There's not a sound, per say, that I can point to as the root cause in my vehicle to demonstrate to the dealer. There's just a pressure and pain that follow after being in the truck a little while. My kids feel it, but my wife hasn't yet in the little time she's spent in the truck. The dealership seem like good guys and seem willing to help me out of the truck, but I'm convinced they think I'm just crazy. Not sure what i can even get into because there's not much else I like. We'll see what happens.</p> <p>I've tried reading through, but there's a lot to read through. I've driven different trim levels of the vehicle and the result is the same for me with the ear pressure and causing headaches. I see so many of these vehicles on the road and I wonder if certain people don't get impacted by the issue as others do? There's not a sound, per say, that I can point to as the root cause in my vehicle to demonstrate to the dealer. There's just a pressure and pain that follow after being in the truck a little while. My kids feel it, but my wife hasn't yet in the little time she's spent in the truck. The dealership seem like good guys and seem willing to help me out of the truck, but I'm convinced they think I'm just crazy. Not sure what i can even get into because there's not much else I like. We'll see what happens.</p>

I just bought a 2017 Sierra 1500 Denali Ultimate 4 days ago. I took it back to dealership 2 days later becaude of the headaches anx sickness i was getting after driving. They pulled the fuse on the noise cancelling, but the issue persists. I have nearly 200 miles on it now and passed the 72 hour exchange window (not return, but exchange). After reading through the forums here, it sounds like I'm screwed or in for a very long battle at least. I'm contemplating just trying to trade it in right now for something that won't make me sick. I know I'll take a loss, I just hope it's not too bad. I just mention this to say 2017 model and the issue is still not fixed.