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2011 Silverado Undercoating Peeling Off

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Rgwii2 New Member

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Update #6

Have an appt this morning at dealer, because now there is a corrosion guy that makes decisions. Was already told by the General Manager that this guy has said GM is doing nothing because I live a block from the ocean, feel sorry for dealer with that kind of support.........I have the TSB ( service bulletin to repair ) PI1056E.......So it sounds like if you live within a few miles of the coast GM is saying.." good luck f**cker, thanks for your 55K"

Not sure anyone is reading these anymore, but I'll post the outcome for future "rusters" in need

 

Do you have a link or can you post a copy of the TSB P056E..? I have the same issue with a 2011 Sierra with 11,000 miles and have an active 12/month GM certified pre-owned warranty. Thanks.

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esox07 Enthusiast

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Just FYI, I am dealing with this issue with my dealer now. He pulled the bulletin up on his system and I looked and it is now in version "F".

PI0564F

 

THat is the letter P, Letter I, 0564 and the letter F.

WilliamBos Senior Enthusiast

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Mine is peeling too. How do I get it fixed? Warranty, correct?

c0boy,

 

Hello! I am sorry to hear that you are experiencing an issue with your vehicle. I cannot guarantee anything but I would be happy to work with your preferred dealership and resolve this issue. Please private message me referencing this thread if I can be of any assistance.

 

Jennifer T.

GM Customer Care

esox07 Enthusiast

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Give the bulletin # to the dealer and let him inspect it. If you are truly having this issue, there should be no reason for him to deny it. If you are still under your 3/36000 BtoB warranty, then GM should take care of it. If not, it might be a problem but I think they could still cover it since it is a known problem. Since your truck is a 2011, you likely are outside the BtoB warranty. Good luck.

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