M_Well65

Hey good thread. I helped my daughter purchase a 2019 Chevy Colorado with a V6, her first ever new car starting her career with Florida Fish and Wildlife which requires her to use her truck for work.. She has just over 23,000 miles on it and calls me to indicate something is wrong with it ... a shudder issue. She brought it to the dealer who did a flush and change of transmission fluid and she indicates it is running fine now. However, I read this thread now researching the issue more and believe by date of manufacture it must certainly have the latest torque converter. So why is the issue still occurring? Is there anyway, like by VIN, that I can inquire as to converter model installed? What is the latest update to this issue and yes I have the same concern that Chevy will just push this along until out of warranty then hit me for a replacement. I am starting to regret this truck purchase.