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I called to schedule this and I was told there was another new recall for something to do with the odometer or the gauges or something that had just came out since yesterday. Said they had done neither yet and was going to see if they had the software to do them both.

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I think I'll wait another week, there should be at least another two more recalls by then, and will save me another three trips.

 

Getting ridiculous!

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I have mine going in thursday morning for the recall and I was told the same thing about a new recall on the gauges. However I am not sure if it is for my truck as when i do the Vin look up for recalls, only the transfer case comes up.

 

Be prepared for a lot of recalls. GM doesnt want to have what happened to them again so they are recalling everything. Might as well have them fix them then hide them

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The gauges recall does not show up on my VIN search either. The service advisor told me about it when I called it in.

 

 

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Be prepared for a lot of recalls. GM doesnt want to have what happened to them again so they are recalling everything. Might as well have them fix them then hide them.

I'm loving it, for the past 35 years GM has avoiding fixing anything free of charge. Finally GM is willing to fix anything that needs it without a major fight from us.

How can that not be great for us.

They can keep bringing it back in and fixing it as much as they need to, I don't care.

I do wish someone would make another movie with a GM vehicle in it as I'm getting real tired of the transformers movies on auto replay.

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I just called to schedule an oil change and look into the recalls also. Next available appointment is July 18th. The transfer case issue is considered a safety issue, gauges are not. They said all the ignition recalls take precidence because of safety; evidently my truck going into neutral at random is not. Waiting on a call from a service tech with more details. Hope my truck doesn't roll away in the mean time, I have a full load of wood in the bed at the moment.

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Was just at my dealer today having my tonneau cover installed and they did this recall...didn't even know about it.

 

Hey...it's my first post here!

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another week, another recall. The Government / media is all over GM lately. I expect to see many more recalls for damn near anything now..

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I have to have this done. The GM recall center website says mine is affected.

 

Truck is going in next Monday for them take care of this and the strange rpm flaring Im getting once in a while.

"Strange RPM Flare up" ,,,,,when are you noticing this?

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I have an appointment tomorrow for this recall :(. It is what it is, and these are still the finest trucks on the road IMO.

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"Strange RPM Flare up" ,,,,,when are you noticing this?

 

I've only had it happen about 3-4 times in about 9k miles twice in the last two weeks tho. I did just recently add a catback exhaust. I wonder if this would make a difference?

 

It happens between 1st and 2nd. Not really going fast or anything, once I was in a parking lot and the other time I was just pulling out of work. The its like the trans slips for a second or two. the RPM's go up about 1000 or so then when it catches it goes back to normal.

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You guys are good sports overall. I can't even imagine the millions of dollars in lost wages/labor/time folks are incurring as a result of purchasing this 2014 model year truck every time they must make yet another trip to the dealer for a recall or to fix a problem.

 

GM should be offering customers 150,000 mile bumper to bumper warranties on new model year trucks if this is going to represent the new benchmark in quality standards set forth by GM.

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