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On 1/4/2019 at 1:32 AM, JimCost2014 said:

i Like the truck I just think it has a lot of flaws

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14 hours ago, Gkondylas said:
On 1/3/2019 at 10:32 PM, JimCost2014 said:

i Like the truck I just think it has a lot of flaws

Sounds like you have the know how to fix/live with them. 

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So I just read this whole thread as I've been asked to see if its possible to fix this redoing the HVAC calibration on our end. That said I'm a bit confused as the bulletin states the original 2014 operation was 100% but now 90% for dust issues... that said it looks like stock 2014's who didnt have the update were still having recirc issues; is that the case? Because if so me making a calibration to move the mode door to 100% recirc sadly wont fix anything. 

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On 1/3/2014 at 10:33 PM, take2 said:

I have taken mine into the dealership 3 times and they try to act like there is nothing wrong. The smells are terrible on the highway with exhaust smells and I also smell cigarett smoke sometimes as if it were in my vehicle. My truck now has 4,000 miles and I have had it for almost three months.

Me too did you ever get it fixed

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On 12/21/2013 at 3:53 PM, GMCustomerService said:

Hey sduff,

 

Sorry to hear that this is going on with your Sierra! Have you talked to your dealership about what you are experiencing? I would be happy to help you set this up if you would like to PM me your name, contact information, VIN, current mileage, and involved dealership.

 

Sincerely,

 

Jonathan A.

GM Customer Care

did GM ever come up with a solution for this problem because my 2018 has the same issue...... I'm ready to go do the worst thing ever in my life by a Dodge

  • 3 weeks later...
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My 2018 does this as well.  I have to pass two sewage treatment plants daily and it is like having a pile of human waste put in my cabin every time.  Road kill.  Check.  Diesel trucks.  Check.  Constant headaches while driving.  Check.  I am 49 years old, and have never had any other car or truck do this.  in fact, I didn't even know we had the sewage treatment plants near us till I got this truck.  This is completely unacceptable.  

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I thought mine was messed up somehow as I smell everything from outside on recirc too. 

I don't use recirc very often, but when I do, its for a reason and I would appreciate it actually blocking everything from getting in. 

  • 2 months later...
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Same thing on 2019 Silverado I just bought. Stinks like hell.Thinking about trying different cabin air filters. But, other than that not sure. Had it at the garage and they couldn’t find anything wrong, but all the bad air is coming through the vents. We’re all getting sick from it. I’ll be calling them back in a couple days. $40,000 to get poisoned is a steep price.

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On 12/19/2013 at 3:10 PM, sduff said:

I have a 2014 GMC Sierra SLT Crewcab, 2 weeks old. I have noticed that when I have the air recirculating in the cabin, outside air closed off, I still am smelling outside air, cigarette smoke from the next car while sitting at a light, bus exhaust, skunk smell. I also have a Buick Enclave ('11) and my old Silvefrado ('03) which did not permit outside air from entering the passenger cabin when the 'recirculate' button was in use.

 

I is almost like the 'door' is not closed completely. Has anyone else experienced this?

 

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GMC Dealer advisor told me that 2014-2018 models do not completely close off the outside air coming in by design.

The thought is that the AC/Defrost won't tend to build up mold inside the AC unit, at least not as fast as some previous designs.

 

Ideally the User should turn off the outside air in feature before turning off the vehicle so the AC can have some fresh air to help prevent the mold smell issue on all models and doing this manually will help to keep all models cleaner inside.

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I have a 2019 Silverado with the same issue. I took it to the dealer and they also told me it worked fine. Thay acted like they have never heard of this problem before.  The only way I can stop a bad oder from comming in when on recirculate is to turn off the fan.  I see there is talk of a cabin filter that might help. Can anyone tell me the brand it is?

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Had a 2017 Suburban that did this. First. Vehicle ever that could not block outside air with recirculate on. Just traded it in for a 2020 gmc sierra. Recirculate works like its supposed to and I can not smell any outside air any more.

Such a Shit idea by GMC to not block completely. Inhaling exhaust fumes in tunnels and other areas is terrible.!

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If you take the cabin filter out and look in there you'll see a 1/4 gap between the door and the box on recirc. This is GM's idea to fix stupid and leave the rest to suffer. After an extensive look, unless gm comes up with a flash to set a preference the fix is to find a dense foam strip 1/2 inch or so with an adhesive backing and close the gap   good luck

  • 4 months later...
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Ok so I think we finally have a “fix” for this even if it did take a bit and I’m sorry that it looks like we may have lost SS502 while this was being worked out :(

In AutoSync 2.55 we have developed a “super recirc” of sorts. With the AutoSync installed pressing the recirc button 4 times will sound a chime and command the mode door manually completely closed. Changing modes will result in a chime and super recirc disabled.

So far it seems to have solved this problem!

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