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montyss Enthusiast

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sounds like the springs to me , I had the same sound and they changed them out and the sound was gone . I had originally placed some thin rubber between the leafs with a little grease and that worked also

cmpcpro Enthusiast

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I have the same sound once ina while too. Probably the springs like above.. Hasn't bothered me and I figure it may even break in and go away.. If not I have 3 years to worry about it.

355HP Z71 Enthusiast

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I get a creaking noise when I go over a speed bump at work . I'm certain it's coming from the back . Cold weather makes it worse.

hillcountryredneck Enthusiast

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Same here, some have said shocks, rubber bumpers...

Usually cold and wet weather.

Of course dealer can't duplicate problem when going out for a test drive.

Always the same response from dealer on these similar issues. There has got to be enough info and documentation between GM and getting preventative action.

dcheeseman Enthusiast

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I've had the shock bushing have play where the bolt goes through. Have someone push up and down like you were doing and crawl under the truck.

dredd Enthusiast

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Mine does the same thing. Dealer says cannot duplicate LMAO

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dredd Enthusiast

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Same here, some have said shocks, rubber bumpers...

Usually cold and wet weather.

Of course dealer can't duplicate problem when going out for a test drive.

Always the same response from dealer on these similar issues. There has got to be enough info and documentation between GM and getting preventative action.

they don't give a F#@!

hodges25 Enthusiast

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Mine does the same thing, on both sides in the rear. Hoping my dealer can fix it the second time, happens all the time now

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brentadams646 Enthusiast

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mine is making a similar noise in the front, but I can not bounce the truck and replicate the sound, the sound is very intermittent. It almost sounds like a loose ball joint or something.

bladz1454 Enthusiast

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My truck makes the EXACT noise from doing the same thing in the video. I went to the dealer, TOLD them it was the rear shock and here's how my next trips unfolded:

 

Trip 1 - dealer said the bed was loose and tightened it (sound never went away...)

Trip 2 - dealer said the trailer hitch isn't snug enough and is the source of the noise so they literally removed my trailer hitch and put it on the floor of rear cabin (sound never went away...)

Trip 3 - hasn't happened yet because it's at a point where i am down right offended by their service department and can't deal with them anymore. i TOLD them what the f%$@ing problem is and they are making it their mission to not address my advice

 

I am so over this god damn brand.

 

 

OH AND FORGOT TO ADD. This is the same dealership where when I went to them about the rattle in my headliner near the sunroof (there's a whole thread of people with the same issue)... their service department literally called me and said ITS MY AIR FRESHENER (yes those tiny little tree ones) hanging causing the SOUND IN MY HEADLINER I am hearing, so they took it down and made me take the truck back (sound never went away).

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