Does GM correct issues during production ?

[GMC-AT]

Question.. does anyone know if GM corrects issues during production as they discover them?

 

Example - seems the rear power window is an issue on the 2014 ... is this something they would fix on all new trucks rolling out after they find the fix to the issue?

[Joe_K]

Question.. does anyone know if GM corrects issues during production as they discover them?

 

Example - seems the rear power window is an issue on the 2014 ... is this something they would fix on all new trucks rolling out after they find the fix to the issue?

 

They did on the air bag recall. I would imagine they'll find a fix and put out a TSB for existing ones.

[j-ten-ner]

Question.. does anyone know if GM corrects issues during production as they discover them?

 

Example - seems the rear power window is an issue on the 2014 ... is this something they would fix on all new trucks rolling out after they find the fix to the issue?

Obviously not.

The rear power window was a problem on the 07-13 model already.

 

so long

j-ten-ner

[MikeNH]

Of course issues get addressed. That is why when you read a recall announcement they often cite a certain time period because after that they are using a revised part/programming/etc.

[j-ten-ner]

Of course issues get addressed. That is why when you read a recall announcement they often cite a certain time period because after that they are using a revised part/programming/etc.

 

So they still haven't figured out how to fix the rear window, yet?

 

lol

 

so long

j-ten-ner

[Joe_K]

So they still haven't figured out how to fix the rear window, yet?

 

lol

 

so long

j-ten-ner

 

Good question, did they ever fix the issue on the older trucks?

[MikeNH]

Of course issues get addressed. That is why when you read a recall announcement they often cite a certain time period because after that they are using a revised part/programming/etc.

 

So they still haven't figured out how to fix the rear window, yet?

 

lol

 

so long

j-ten-ner

 

 

I've heard of it on the 2014s but honestly I can't remember this place ever exactly being peppered with people complaining of rear window failures.

[GMCustomerService]

Question.. does anyone know if GM corrects issues during production as they discover them?

 

Example - seems the rear power window is an issue on the 2014 ... is this something they would fix on all new trucks rolling out after they find the fix to the issue?

Yes, if a problem is discovered (i.e. recall) adjustments are made in production.

 

Best regards,

 

Jennifer T.

GM Customer Care

[j-ten-ner]

I've heard of it on the 2014s but honestly I can't remember this place ever exactly being peppered with people complaining of rear window failures.

 

There is a bulletin on this. See post #2.

 

http://www.gm-trucks...ng-rear-window/

 

But the problem still seems to exist.

 

so long

j-ten-ner

[RyanbabZ71]

Of course issues get addressed. That is why when you read a recall announcement they often cite a certain time period because after that they are using a revised part/programming/etc.

 

So they still haven't figured out how to fix the rear window, yet?

 

lol

 

so long

j-ten-ner

 

Mine has been fine and I frequently open and close it

 

(Knock on wood)

 

 

Ryan

 

 

[j-ten-ner]

Mine has been fine and I frequently open and close it (Knock on wood) Ryan

 

Then keep doing it nice and slooowwly.

No sudden movements!

 

so long

j-ten-ner

[PhilB]

Mine worked fine until a couple of months ago.

[Joe_K]

Then keep doing it nice and slooowwly.

No sudden movements!

 

so long

j-ten-ner

 

LOL

[Firetiger(MN)]

Question.. does anyone know if GM corrects issues during production as they discover them?

 

Example - seems the rear power window is an issue on the 2014 ... is this something they would fix on all new trucks rolling out after they find the fix to the issue?

 

 

You mean like the steering shaft clunk that was spread across multiple years or the transmission hoses that would leak when it got cold, also an issue across multiple years?

 

Yeah, they jump right on them.