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I bought my '14 in January of 2014, build date 6/13, no a/c bracket and no issues so far.

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Sticker on the bottom of the driver side door jam

 

How do determine your exact build date?

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You'll have to getbthe daler to pull that for you.

 

Just says month and year. I want the exact day.

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You'll have to getbthe daler to pull that for you.

 

 

My truck had a slip in with the owners manual and other suff in a bag in glove box that had the day it was built.
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Yeah i wish mine had a slip in the owners manual. I just asked my service advisor off the cuff when i waiting for them to pull my truck out of the service bay after finishing a repair last year.

 

 

My truck had a slip in with the owners manual and other suff in a bag in glove box that had the day it was built.

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Yeah i wish mine had a slip in the owners manual. I just asked my service advisor off the cuff when i waiting for them to pull my truck out of the service bay after finishing a repair last year.

 

 

Yeah I was surprised when I saw it. It was almost built on my birthday. Lol
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I pm'd one of the GM reps on the forum and gave them my VIN. They replied with my build date, 10/10/14.

 

How do determine your exact build date?

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  • 7 months later...
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Great mine is a March 2015 build. No AC muffler, no bracket. Im going to see if i can get it in for a few small things. If not ill just buy the bracket and install myself. I need to try my AC been noce havent used it since August

 

AC bracket, tailgate drops fast, driver seat cover bolster wear and airbag reprogram.

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2015 Silverado 1500 double-cab, 5.3 V8, 6 Speed Trans, Manufactured 11/14, Ft. Wayne Assembly

 

30,432 miles - No A/C cooling on either driver or passenger side, no obvious condenser leak noticed. Dealer said located A/C dye on the bottom side of the A/C compressor to condenser hose. Removed and replaced hose # 23438932 and added support bracket 23264893 per bulletin #PIT5331, recharged system, labor time 1 hour. No cost, warranty service.

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Anyone try two part aluminum epoxy for a cracked line patch?

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