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  1. 02SierraZ71
    This worked on my 2014 GMC. Taking it for the update later today.
  2. 02SierraZ71
    i just removed the lube that was in the center of the bar. the hose clamp fix does not require removing the seat.
  3. 02SierraZ71
    the clamps i installed have not changed anything as far as function of the seat. also, i wiped of the lube that was on the 1" bar. I think some of you guys are overthinking this. The fix is very simple and is very quick and easy to do.
  4. 02SierraZ71
    the third clamp goes to the "outboard" side, (side closest to the door) of the stock white clamp. the other clamp doesnt have room on the outboard side. its kinda hard to explain, but extremely simple. ill try to post a pic later today.
  5. 02SierraZ71
    if i get a chance i will on wednesday
  6. 02SierraZ71
    no thanks, but if i did take the time to post pics, they would be very similar what was previously posted by hotrodz37. see page 19 of this thread
  7. 02SierraZ71
    I have a 2014 gmc sierra with 25k miles that has had this issue since day one. thought about taking it to the dealer, then realized ... my fix was/is: go back to where hotrodz37 shows pics look under your seat i used (3) #10 hose clamps @ 79 cents each i couldnt find the " C " clamps FOR THE RUBBER but i had a strip of rubber 3mm (just under 1/8") thick cut 2 pieces 5/8" wide x 2 1/4" long i clamped the rubber in using the hose clamps exactly how the pics show, on the inboard sides of the white stock clamp rubber on the top of the 1" tube, hose clamp head towards the floor. crank down using a cordless impact: first test drive, perfect except felt a clunk pulling into driveway. added hose clamp with rubber to the "outboard" side of the white stock clamp. using 3 clamps with rubbers SEAT NOW FEELS VERY VERY SOLID hopefully it holds feels great now, no dealer involved
  8. 02SierraZ71
    Someone posted that they found the antenna cable and base are 1 piece. Do you think the cable is ok?
  9. 02SierraZ71
    i agree. All it would take at first would be replacing the antenna and/or antenna cable and see what that does. I guess it is an added expense that gm doesnt want unless they are forced to do it.
  10. 02SierraZ71
    troll much??
  11. 02SierraZ71
    ok cool. I guess then it could be the cable or the antenna. I saw some aftermarket antenna at pep boys, but they looked like the stock antenna. any idea of what replacement antenna they used?
  12. 02SierraZ71
    If they are saying its the antenna cable causing the problem, how is antenna replacement a solution???
  13. 02SierraZ71
    yes, but the problem is that the previous model gmc/chevys all had much better reception than the 14's Your 13 ram's radio must have really sucked if the 14 chevy's is better
  14. 02SierraZ71
    they cant fix your radio (and mine) because there is "technically" nothing wrong with it. there are no defective parts. But ... As you and i know, the radio reception with this new intelli-stink system SUCKS. I hate to say it, but it will be just a waste of time to work with gm on this issue. I hope someone comes up with an aftermarket solution. Could a different antenna help?
  15. 02SierraZ71
    LOL, yeah. Its almost seems like it is a computerized response from GM, lol.
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