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I know the son of the District Attorney (Massachusetts), and have a few friends who work for NBC

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I know the son of the District Attorney (Massachusetts), and have a few friends who work for NBC

You're the one who is saying there is no fix, go raise hell for all of us lol
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All you have to do is send them the link to the vibration thread along with some video links from youtube! Give them your short story on what you have experienced

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Wish someone knew a US Rep or Sen that was against bailing out GM. Or a 60 Minutes reporter

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This ^^^ is why there's little to no chance of any media outlet picking up this story and running with it. GM is basically a gov't owned entity now and IMO the gov't will ultimately control what the media reports and what they don't. Big gov won't shoot themselves in the foot on this one folks. My thoughts are we can all pretty much forget about this becoming a main stream media issue. And we are left to deal with this issue ourselves. Again this is just my opinion and we all know what opinions are like. : ) Edited by cato
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This ^^^ is why there's little to no chance of any media outlet picking up this story and running with it. GM is basically a gov't owned entity now and IMO the gov't will ultimately control what the media reports and what what they don't. My thoughts are we can all pretty much forget about this becoming a main stream media issue. And we are left to deal with this issue ourselves. Again this is just my opinion and we all know what opinions are like. : )

GM paid everything back that they borrowed from the govt plus interest
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Curious why more people are not taking advantage of the BBB. We have seen what they will do for you at not cost to you. Why not take advantage of that ? If my dealer wasn't already doing MSRP trade assist for me I am sure I would be speaking with the BBB. And I probably will if I go through the same issue with my 2016 when it gets here, unless my dealer moves me to a 2017 after that lol

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If I didn't need my truck for work I would be back and forth to the dealer but I need it for work so I have to work it around my busy schedule. May just trade it in and be done

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If I didn't need my truck for work I would be back and forth to the dealer but I need it for work so I have to work it around my busy schedule. May just trade it in and be done

This is becoming a second full time job for us too! Second truck, second attempt already - it's starting to get old!

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This is becoming a second full time job for us too! Second truck, second attempt already - it's starting to get old!

I ain't got time for a second job lol. I don't wanna take another chance with another k2 gm truck. I'm not giving up on them, but for right now I think it's in my best interest to look into a Ram or Ford 2500 (heard the gm HD k2 have the same vibe issues as well)
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GM paid everything back that they borrowed from the govt plus interest

 

Didn't know that. So then the gov't has no hand in GM whatsoever now?

My bad. Apologies.

 

Now it makes me wonder why doesn't the media pick this up and run with it???

 

Thanks

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You're the one who is saying there is no fix, go raise hell for all of us lol

I shot a text to one of my friends at NBC, she said shed get back to me on it

 

and there is no fix, and never will be

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A buddy of mine got his 2015 2wd 5.3 CC silverado a couple weeks after i got my 2015 z71 4wd, he already took the offer to have the truck exchanged based on engine vibration and got a new 15 2wd 5.3 identical to one he originally purchased. I am glad to see our local dealer is willing to work with him on that.

 

I will be taking mine in next week, My 2015 silverado z71 4wd 5.3L has 2200 miles and it has major hesitation speeding up from 45mph to 65mph. Once it finally downshifts to 5th or 4th gear it will get up to speed. When it goes back into 6th it will make a loud clunk sound you can hear and feel in the cabin. I am able to replicate this every time. Dealer wont take in for service till next week.

 

Anyone else experiencing that this transmission problem ?

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Didn't know that. So then the gov't has no hand in GM whatsoever now?

My bad. Apologies.

 

Thanks

 

Hmm, I wouldn't say that. The gov't has their hands in everything, from CAFE to safety to emissions, from NHTSA to DOT to EPA at the very least.

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I just bought a 2015 Chevy Silverado LTZ. It has 1100 miles on it and I am feeling the EXACT vibration in the steering wheel, pedals and floorboards that you are. My dealer said they have never heard of this issue before and recommended I let it "Break In" or "Learn" before I brought it in to get it diagnosed. I will wait until my first oil change before I get it diagnosed, but from what I have read here, this is an issue that GM has not resolved yet.

I also get the "Clunk" sound when the truck shifts when I am getting up to speed quickly, but I cannot replicate it everytime.

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Didn't know that. So then the gov't has no hand in GM whatsoever now?

My bad. Apologies.

 

Now it makes me wonder why doesn't the media pick this up and run with it???

 

Thanks

You're good bud. And I wouldn't say the gubment doesn't have a say in what gm does. Probably told them to make the trucks shake and vibrate [emoji23]

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