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I think he's spot on with the Trans assessment. My guess is that it'll be bandaided until your warranty is up and then get ready to bend over for repair bills. I'd bet money that the 2015 GMs will ride much better. I left a post on GM trucks FB page. I dont know if anyone here has checked out Ford lately...but they make a solid truck. I've been looking and wish I had gone that route instead.

I just saw your comment on their page.
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I just saw your comment on their page.

I added to it :)

 

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Can you guys please post a link to this facebook page? I tried searching but I don't think I found the right one.....

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Can you guys please post a link to this facebook page? I tried searching but I don't think I found the right one.....

I did one page back
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Or you can search FB for "Chevy Trucks"

 

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Thanks. I searched "GM Trucks" as I thought that's what I had read it was called. I found it now and "liked" the page.

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Looks like they removed their response before I could see it. WOW, very disappointing.

Its still there. They told you to give them a vin ect and info on your truck. Now there's another guy waiting to buy one until it's fixed and someone (chappy) wrote that they're on their second truck with a pic of his gears. Before long they'll help you to prevent comments.
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I don't know why I cant see their post but I just left my e-mail address so they can send me a message. I'll keep everyone posted if I hear from them.

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I cannot see their post either...only mine shows up.

 

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