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Rear sliding window issues on the 2014 models


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Do I understand right? They took the rear sliding window off the option list?

 

Correct me if I'm wrong but this is the 21. century we're living in?

 

so long

j-ten-ner

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The code was R8X to delete it and A48 to add it back per my paperwork.

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Do I understand right? They took the rear sliding window off the option list?

 

Correct me if I'm wrong but this is the 21. century we're living in?

 

so long

j-ten-ner

 

You truly have nothing to add to this conversation so why bother?

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Still an issue as I saw a new '14 LTZ today with plastic taped over the back (open slider). I guess waiting for parts. that would be a pain, driving with the plastic making noise. Dang!

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Hello everyone,

 

For anyone who has some concerns about rear sliding window, I would be happy to look into this for you by looking up your Vehicle Build Sheet. Please private message me referencing this thread and including your order number.

 

Jennifer T.

GM Customer Care

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I'm confused. My Denali order is set to for this week as build date. The build your own and the Denali info all says it includes the rear sliding window. If mine comes without it, I will not take delivery as it is not the vehicle I ordered. Sure I could live with it, but that was one of the many reasons that we went with the gmc Denali over other options.

 

Are they really deleting it on denalis?

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When I was looking at the order guide it looked like it was still available on the High Country. I am guessing if that is the case it may still be offered on the Denali. I myself hope my LTZ gets built without it

 

Craig

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Sorry to see everyone having problems. Mine has been fine so far. But I will definitely keep an eye (or ear) on it.

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I looked again today at the order guide (there was a link to it in another thread) and it shows as standard equipment on the Denali (same with High Country) but no longer available to order on the less equipped trucks. Kind of looks like they want to limit the amount of them out there but not take away from the fully loaded aspects of their top of the line models.

 

Makes me curious how mine (1LZ) will be built. It was ordered before they put the restriction on but not accepted until 11/6 which is after the date the order guide changed. Sitting at 1100 now so I guess it could go either way. Hopefully it isn't something hanging the order up and or they will just delete it on mine.

 

Craig

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My rear slider window just wont react to the switch. Hopped in and tried to open rear window and nothing, checked fuse and it looks good. Any others see this problem?

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My rear slider window just wont react to the switch. Hopped in and tried to open rear window and nothing, checked fuse and it looks good. Any others see this problem?

Was yours part of the recall? This was one of the symptoms...or it wouls not close.

 

Take it to the dealer.

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My rear slider window just wont react to the switch. Hopped in and tried to open rear window and nothing, checked fuse and it looks good. Any others see this problem?

 

Hello gully505,

 

I see that you've mentioned you are having issues with your rear sliding window. I understand you are seeking feedback from community members. If you decide to go into the dealership, I'm happy to assist you with scheduling an appointment. You can send me a PM here on the site

 

Andraya

GM Customer Care

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Not sure about the recall, was at the dealer a week ago about the transmission cooler connection recall and asked about any other issues and they said there were none. Cable seems good, when the switch is pushed no noise is heard, like the window motor etc. Got an appointment with service center on Thursday and will post what they find. Thanks for the input!!

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