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zert100

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    2014 GMC Sierra 1500 6.2 max tow

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  1. Yeah, I agree. I don't think my issue is mechanical at all and apparently neither does the engineer. The service advisor gave me and update yesterday afternoon. He said the engineer wants to replace all the electrical components and sensors and have the originals sent in for testing. The parts are on order and should be in next week. The idea behind this digital assist steering is cool, but I'm not sure that the complexity is worth it. To many possible points of failure...
  2. So my 2016 had the service power steering msg show up twice one day last week. brought it to the dealer today and they said they had to contact an Engineer to find out what should be done. I have a copy of PIE0430. My truck doesn't appear to be leaking from the steering gear and I do not notice excessive lash. When the msg comes on the steering feels like its over assisted (easy to steer). When I restart the truck and there's no msg the steering feels fine again. Anyone had these symptoms with theirs?
  3. doesn't work with the 6 speeds either...
  4. I have a very pronounced decel clunk most noticeable in 2nd and 3rd gear. GM says its normal for your new truck to clunk like it has a bad U-joint. I believe its related to the TCM program. I think that it could be tuned out but could adversely affect fuel mileage. Because of this we will most likely not see an update from GM no matter how much we complain! I seems that plenty of the 8 speeds have this same characteristic. Sad, very sad!
  5. Does yours only clunk on deceleration as well? I sent you a PM also
  6. mrbadwrench, You appear to be very knowledgeable and make some good points. My biggest issue with this characteristic is that it appears that only certain vehicles exhibit this clunk. It seems to be a quality control issue that GM should be able to get their hands around. Like I stated in the original post, I do understand that a certain amount of driveline "slop" is to be expected and frankly is needed for everything to mesh together. But for GM to say that any amount of clunking is normal does not seem like an appropriate way to deal with all of these cases. I feel that a lot of the slop in my truck stems from the trans. I find it odd that I have absolutely no clunk in 1st gear. Do you have any idea why that may be? Also, what is a U bolt dampener. I didn't find anything with a quick google search. Thanks.
  7. So I've been dealing with this clunk on my '14 6.2 Sierra crew s/b. It is most noticeable when letting of the gas in second gear, but is also noticeable in higher gears to a lesser degree. It will clunk every time I let off the gas in second gear. The driveline will absolutely not clunk in first gear. The first time I took it in to the dealer the service manager rode with me and agreed that the clunk didn't seem normal and suspected the rear axle or driveshaft was the culprit. I was pleased that he appeared willing to dig into the problem and was hopeful for a resolution. Later that day I returned to pick up the truck and was told that they performed the TSB relating to torqueing the shackles and U bolts. I didn't expect that to fix the problem and it certainly didn't. I brought the truck back shortly after and they checked for any TCM updates to no avail and opened a case number with GM. After that they handed me the TSB stating that clunking is normal. Yesterday I went in for an oil change and told them I'm still not satisfied with the low speed clunky driveline of this truck and asked to drive one of their loaners to compare the low speed driving characteristics. The truck I drove had no noticeable clunking at all. This test drive only reinforced my belief that something in not right with mine. Of the 5 late model full size GM 4x4 vehicles I've owned none of them clunked like this 2014. An occasional clunk is to be expected especially in a 4WD and I could live with that, but this thing clunks all the time! This does not seem appropriate for what is otherwise a very nice driving and expensive vehicle. I am totally frustrated with how my dealer and or GM is handling this case. Has anyone had any luck getting this type of issue fixed? Any insight is appreciated.
  8. I gave them a copy of the PI and they ordered the parts. It was pretty painless. They also ordered the headlight bulbs for that update as well
  9. Had the update done yesterday and the seat feels very solid now. The tech that did the work said the new laterial supports should work well.
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