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Last C5

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I just got a letter from Chevrolet telling me that they are recalling my 2014 LTZ doublecab because the trailer hitch welds may crack. I don't need this at the beginning of track season. Has anybody got any info on this, do they have the replacement parts, etc?

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http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/183416-trailer-hitch-recall-for-1415s-with-z82/

 

Already a thread started about it. I looked on both the Chevy and GM recall sites and also called 2 dealers. They all say I'm not on the recall. Hasn't seemed to be any trend or anything on who gets it and who doesn't need it. I believe there's some people on that thread that say they've waited over a week for their hitch to comes in.

ata3001 Enthusiast

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I had the same recall. Dealer installed my new hitch last night. That along with an oil change & I was out the door in 1 1/2 hrs.

GMCustomerService Senior Enthusiast

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I just got a letter from Chevrolet telling me that they are recalling my 2014 LTZ doublecab because the trailer hitch welds may crack. I don't need this at the beginning of track season. Has anybody got any info on this, do they have the replacement parts, etc?

 

Good Afternoon Last C5,

 

We are more than happy to look further into your letter and contact your dealership for any additional information that you may be looking for. Please do not hesitate to reach out to us for further assistance. Thank you and we look forward to your message.

 

Anisha T.

Chevrolet Customer Care

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Duey New Member

Duey

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It seems like everyone else got their recall taken care of in a short amount of time, I have been trying to get it taken care of for almost 1 year, What the heck, crappy Dealership???

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