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Exact same issue on my new 2025. No solution yet. Really hoping for a fix, its awful.

Bumping old thread I guess but I have this exact issue on my new 2025 SLT. Traded a 2022 to get out from under the 6.2L recall and the 2022 definitely did not have this issue. But what you are describing is exactly what I'm experiencing, except mine starts around 70mph. Interested in any info anyone might have on a fix.

Traded my 2022 SLT with the 6.2 for a new 2025, exact same spec. Fingers crossed I guess. On the new one though I hear significantly more wind noise at highway speed in the cabin. Anyone else experience this? Dealer tells me its normal, we even drove another band new one with same spec and it had the same issue. But it's def more wind noise than my 2022, and more than any other car I remember. Doesn't sound right at all to me.

Do we really believe this has been fixed for the 25 model years? Let’s say your dealer wanted to do you right and traded you into a 25. Would you have concerns?

22 mid year refresh. SLT. All options. 46k miles. $40k.

Has anyone tried trading one of these in yet? Carvana gave me a quote, didn’t love it but it was a quote. Wondering if it’s not better to just dump early and move on to something else rather than deal with this bs.

New member here - just signed up to track this issue. I have a 2022 Sierra with the 6.2. VIN search on GM recall website shows the recall. I called my dealer today, VAN GMC in Scottsdale, AZ, and my service guy said their instructions were to do nothing at this time. Apparently regardless of the fact that they are supposed to implementing some kind of test. So that's at least a sample size of 1 saying the dealers don't know what to do with respect to this latest bulletin. So far I've had zero problems with my truck in 46,000 miles. Love the vehicle. Not really sure what to think about all this. I take road trips to CO, NV, and CA a fair amount (daughter is starting college in CA this fall). Not thrilled about the idea of the motor going out in the middle of nowhere. Staying tuned...