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  1. I’m willing to bet you get the return of the clunk…mine went away with new leaf springs installed..but came back with in a week..
  2. When he was shaking the truck..you were hearing axle play…you need to go educate him.
  3. There’s a thread on the starter issue if you do a search.
  4. When you move the back of the truck by pushing and pulling on one of the rear tires , you can hear a clunking noise but that is actually normal as it’s called axle play. But what you’re hearing Is 99% because of your leaf springs. Let us know how it works out.
  5. Probably not your tire but the leaf springs..get the Spring Things… $40 fix
  6. Recall on infotainment system??
  7. Grease just collects dirt and grime in them. Just install the $40 spring things, a 10 minute fix and it’ll solve the issue.
  8. Did you Jack up truck where tires were off the ground to install them and couldn’t fit them in over the grey plastic ones?
  9. Look at my pic of my install . Leave the grey plastic piece there. Install on top of it.
  10. Glad to hear.. it’s unfortunate that GMC doesn’t do this for us that buy their trucks.
  11. When I started hearing the clunking noise from inside my truck while going over a driveway curb and such, I thought it was a loose spare tire or tailgate making the noise. Then I discovered what I thought was the same noise by pushing the top of the rear tire back and forth and thought wow..I’ve got problems with this new truck. Brought it to a dealer ship and showed the shop foreman . He told me about axle play and told me I was hearing the leaf springs and confirmed it after driving the truck. They actually replaced the leaf springs and a week later the clunking was back. Then after researching the issue I came across the Spring Things, brought them to the dealership where he actually installed them. Haven’t heard the clunking since which has been 7 weeks. He also told me the dealership had been installing rubber bushings they made and GMC told them to stop. Anyway, out of curiosity, I just went out and shook the tire as we discussed and yep…noise is still there from the axle play. Thank goodness we don’t hear that in the trucks.
  12. You are actually incorrect about rocking the tire and reproducing the sound.. What you’re hearing rocking the tire is called axle play . It’s normal on all trucks. Go to a dealership and rock the tires on any new truck..you’ll hear it. The clunking is the leaf springs.
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