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I know I wouldn't just eat a $700 seat repair. It's 200 miles over the b2b. I think that's an easy line to draw.

 

Ya it is an easy line to draw, GM already did and he's 200 miles past the line. Maybe the dealer will help, but GM has no reason to. Be glad manufacturers even offer warranties because they don't have too. You want more features, it's more to fix when they go bad.

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ACTUALLY...YES! That is exactly how the rules work! The clock can run out and you still can score the winning touchdown 3 seconds afterwards but not you eh? You'd spike the ball before crossing into the endzone.

 

Bad analogy.

 

Better analogy would be in a race. If you pass someone after the start/finish line after the race ends then should it count? If you're 2nd and only lost by 2 thousands of a second but you passed the leader 20 feet past the line after the race ends then should it count?

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Better analogy would be in a race. If you pass someone after the start/finish line after the race ends then should it count? If you're 2nd and only lost by 2 thousands of a second but you passed the leader 20 feet past the line after the race ends then should it count?

racing sure ain't football.

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I'll bet the OP was disappointed in the latest election and is protesting.....................hence the miles............driving to..............'rent a protest' to 'rent a protest!!'

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racing sure ain't football.

Nope. Racing is more exciting than football!

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ACTUALLY...YES! That is exactly how the rules work! The clock can run out and you still can score the winning touchdown 3 seconds afterwards but not you eh? You'd spike the ball before crossing into the endzone.

 

Bad analogy.

 

haha you got me there.

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I'm surprised to see how many sheep are on here and how many assume they know everything.

 

To the one who said I use it as a work truck and must haul heavy loads or plow snow. I don't even drive the truck every day, it's by no means a work truck.

 

To all the fools who say its what I get and oh well just bend over and take it. I had no way of knowing if the heater works because I haven't had to use the heaters yet, it was summer time so a good faith by GMC makes pretty good sense to me.

 

To the ones who think well you bought more options just pay to have it fixed. That's right I bought an option I expected to work. all you have to do is a little search and see they have been having problems with the heaters and they give people lip service,"well it takes a while for it to heat up and you need to wait longer" how many miles to I have to put on before I find out it really doesn't work? 200?

 

They buy their time by feeding you BS, if you haven't figured that out yet you are in for a long hard lesson.

 

So here after having my truck for 2 full days they tell me they will talk to GMC about the seat and see what they say but that GMC has been pushing back. It's been a week and I still haven't heard anything. On top of that they never could figure out what happened to the steering and why it locked up. Mind you this is a stock unmodified truck!

 

On top of that they charged me $8.33 for shop materials, $55 dollars to look at my seat and 95 dollars to look into the steering. This is supposed to be warranty work!!!! Why are they charging me to fix their product that wasn't manufactured correctly? I already paid out the ass for this turd!!

 

This is just the fleecing of America and all you Clinton supports are the problem! Pull your heads out of your asses and stand up for yourself!!! If you let them take advantage of you, they will!!!

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You do have some valid points for sure . Sadly I do not think other mfg's are much or any better neither. One can go to other forums and read plenty of horror stories too for what it is worth.But on the other hand people just keep buying them and wanting more creature features in them and will pay more every year!!

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Hey man I feel your pain and I hope you get this fixed by GMC as it should be, but just to set the record the straight I would not support a klinton of they were the last people in politics in this country.

 

Do I think they should charge you? hell no

 

But I will suggest to you, once this ticket is cleared I strongly urge you to purchase an extended bumper to bumper warranty and take that truck back if the darn door squeaks when you open it on a warranty claim.

 


Edit: it double tapped in the post.

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lol you bought a 3500 truck just for no reason and you are calling us a fool.

 

Once again you are assuming! I don't have to explain myself to you or anyone else, the fact is I bought a 3500 for whatever reason. Just so you know ****tard!!! I was planning on getting a 40' toy hauler to haul my ATV's and camp. Does that please you??? Just so you know even more I moved out of Denver and now live where I wanted to camp and don't need the toy hauler!!!! You happy now???

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Once again you are assuming! I don't have to explain myself to you or anyone else, the fact is I bought a 3500 for whatever reason. Just so you know ****tard!!! I was planning on getting a 40' toy hauler to haul my ATV's and camp. Does that please you??? Just so you know even more I moved out of Denver and now live where I wanted to camp and don't need the toy hauler!!!! You happy now???

Maybe you should have bought a ford...??
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Once again you are assuming! I don't have to explain myself to you or anyone else, the fact is I bought a 3500 for whatever reason. Just so you know ****tard!!! I was planning on getting a 40' toy hauler to haul my ATV's and camp. Does that please you??? Just so you know even more I moved out of Denver and now live where I wanted to camp and don't need the toy hauler!!!! You happy now???

 

What's funny is that you say you don't have to explain yourself yet you do anyways.

 

The bottom line is that stuff breaks, sometimes too early but you have to fix it either way. So instead of whining about it like a little kid just fix it. Maybe you can find a dealer to work with you since it's so close to being out of warranty, but a dealer doesn't have to since GM drew that line of when something is out of warranty and it went over that line. It sucks, but just fix it instead of whine about it. You bought more features so it's more stuff that can and will break so you better get used to it. Especially since these trucks have more and more electronics in them than they ever had. Maybe you should get a pacifier and bib for Christmas.

 

By the way, I hope it has heavy aftermarket stuff for having to pay $70K since I've seen a Chevy High Country dually Duramax sell for $65K. So for 70 it better be a fully loaded Denali that's lifted. So if you want another truck you're going to lose more than you paid too much and will lose more than it will cost to fix the issues you have.

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My question....what kind of attitude did this guy have when he walked in the dealer? which dealership was this? Maybe someone can call them to confirm they refused to work on this masterpiece of a lemon for free? I mean, we need to do some investigating into this. That's the purpose of the GM bashing right? Find out why those clowns won't honor an expired warranty on the most overpriced truck they've sold.

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Hey Southern...dude said it's stock. It's just better than the rest of the stock that GM made. Has better options...has those tricked out "phantom" seat heaters!!!

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