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2014 GMC Sierra 1500 Crew Cab Clunk

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Pwall1988

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So ive had my 2014 GMC Sierra SLE Crew Cab for about a month now and started noticing clunks couple weeks ago. Everytime i accelerate and let go of the gas, i get a clunk every single time. Also getting some vibrations during idle. When braking, the truck seems like it wants to take off, kinda like im gasing the same time im braking. Anybody that has these same issures, can you please chime in and let me know what GM will do to fix this. i setup an appointment this wednesday. I really hope its the engine/trans mounts. I had a 2008 GMC sierra prior to this one and had a clunk problem when i stopped at a light. when i took it to GM they told me its normal with these trucks. (why did i buy another gm)(beats me) Please tell me GM has a fix for these problems on these new trucks.

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Its normal... The only was GM will attempt to fix something is if its broken... Not exactly what u wanted to hear but that's what they're going to say as well. Turn the radio up and drive it

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Its normal... The only was GM will attempt to fix something is if its broken... Not exactly what u wanted to hear but that's what they're going to say as well. Turn the radio up and drive it

 

About a week ago, I was told a new one by GM: "Its a mass produced truck, so these issues are all characteristics of that". I didn't even try to argue it.

pm26 Senior Enthusiast

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About a week ago, I was told a new one by GM: "Its a mass produced truck, so these issues are all characteristics of that". I didn't even try to argue it.

Did you tell them that a customer expects a new vehicle with a $50 sticker to be clunk free? Or is that too much to ask for?

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