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Hey guys, Has anyone had any luck replacing only the tips on a 3.0 diesel? The stock exhaust pipe has a bend in it toward the exit and a typical set of tips wont fit unless you cut and weld in a custom bent pipe. Thanks in advance.

Hey guys, I have a ‘22 High Country duramax, 21kmi, and was noticed a slight shimmy under braking. I’m really sensitive to shakes and rattles so I replaced the front rotors with AC Delco Gold rotor. The shake is still there under braking. Could it be the rear rotors? I thought it might be impossible to warp the rear rotors. I tend to be a little hard on brakes, my last truck was a ‘21 AT4 with 27k when I traded it and the shake was pretty bad. Any ideas? Thanks.

Good lord I hope that's not the case lol. I didn't hear it for about the first 4-5 days

Yes. This is clearly coming from around the gauge cluster area. It didn't make the noise for the first few days. Every time I turn something is clearly rolling around back there.

Hey guys- I have a 2 week old AT4 and I love it other than the fact it sounds like a marble or a screw or something rolling around when I take turns behind the gauges or possibly in/around the steering column. I tried to reach my arm up under from around the pedals but I can’t reach or feel anything that might be loose or rolling around. Anyone know of how to remove some trim pieces around the gauges to check?

Hey guys- I have a 2 week old AT4 and I love it other than the fact it sounds like a marble or a screw or something rolling around when I take turns behind the gauges or possibly in/around the steering column. I tried to reach my arm up under from around the pedals but I can’t reach or feel anything that might be loose or rolling around. Anyone know of how to remove some trim pieces around the gauges to check?

Some dealers are just taking advantage. I just bought an AT4 a couple weeks ago and got my supplier price plus the $5000 rebate for about $9000 total off. Some dealers are not participating in supplier pricing so just find a new dealer.