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2014 All Terrain With the 6.2 83,600 miles 

1.Battery 

2. Front Diff pinion seal, Front Pinion washer,Front Pinion Nut & Front Diff Fluid replaced under warranty at 72,333 miles

3. Also new oil Cooler lines at 72,333 miles 

4. New oil pan & Oil pan seal at 56,495

All of the above done under warranty try to keep a regular check on things. Still love the truck Transmission does shift weird at times but mostly smooth. I got the truck 2 years ago it had 51k when I got it was a one owner Truck started off in Florida spent most of 2017 in New York with previous owner. 

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LongrangeLauber
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No need for a response like this. First warning. Next you'll get some time off... OK?

truckguy82
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Been on active on multiple car forums for 17 years now, that's is one of the weirdest responses I've ever seen.

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The problem with those sites and others like them is that the majority of people who respond are those with issues. GM puts out nearly half a million of these trucks per year so that is about 2 milli

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3k miles, no engine work. LOL I know that’s not helpful but it does make me happy to see all the responses in here in the 80,90,100k ranges with no issues! 

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1 hour ago, PearlSierra said:

2014 All Terrain With the 6.2 83,600 miles 

1.Battery 

2. Front Diff pinion seal, Front Pinion washer,Front Pinion Nut & Front Diff Fluid replaced under warranty at 72,333 miles

3. Also new oil Cooler lines at 72,333 miles 

4. New oil pan & Oil pan seal at 56,495

All of the above done under warranty try to keep a regular check on things. Still love the truck Transmission does shift weird at times but mostly smooth. I got the truck 2 years ago it had 51k when I got it was a one owner Truck started off in Florida spent most of 2017 in New York with previous owner. 

Your post makes me wish 2016+ had 5 yr 100k powertrain instead of 5yr 60k. 

 

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Just now, 2018GMC said:

Your post makes me wish 2016+ had 5 yr 100k powertrain instead of 5yr 60k. 

 

Yeah that's the one benefits of having a 14 I'm thankful as well. Smh I'm trying my best to keep it in A1 condition truck cost too much not too 

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2014 Sierra SLT 5.3

120k miles. Noting major, the usual AC and Radiator from prior owner.

Routine maintenance for me.

Im getting misfires in 6 of the 8 so i put in new plugs and wires and waiting on all new coils to come in. Hopefully that fixes it.

7500 interval oil changes, i do them myself. 

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2014 6.2 High Country....bought new from Hendrick Chevrolet in Cary N.C.......

 

75,000 miles as of this week.......on 3rd Battery.......AC compressor replaced under warranty at around 40,000 miles....motor and transmission have been flawless.......this truck is used in the woods all winter long hunting and does not get babied.....

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Driveshaft replaced at 15,000 miles.

Torque converter replaced for shudder at 36,000 miles.

Passenger door window motor at 45,000.

AC Condenser replaced at 75,000.

 

Collapsed lifter at 102,000.

Shudder back at 104,000.

Transmission temperature sensor harness 

at 105,000.

Other then that no problems.

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Just bought a 72k mile '16.  Regular oil changes from the dealer (I'm awaiting their history print out to see the full data); I replaced the transfer case, front and rear diff fluids today, about 65k miles later than I would have had I bought it new.  Transmission fluid isn't cherry red, so that will be done ASAP as well.  Can't report on issues yet, but will if I find any.  I've never ripped a powertrain component regardless of miles (I've even gone 400k on an original clutch) and don't intend to anytime soon.

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On ‎9‎/‎11‎/‎2017 at 11:24 AM, Grumpy Bear said:

45K and zip for motor or trans. 4.3 V-6 Replaced pinion seal though.

I've doubled the miles since this report, so 90K and still nothing...no matter how hard I try to find an issue.

 

Oh wait, I finally replaced the original wiper blades a week ago or so. :thumbs:

 

 

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On ‎5‎/‎16‎/‎2019 at 9:55 PM, 2018GMC said:

Your post makes me wish 2016+ had 5 yr 100k powertrain instead of 5yr 60k. 

 

I think you have this backwards. The '14 and '15 trucks came with the 5yr/100k powertrain. This is what I have.

Then GM switched to 5yr/60k

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2014 6.2
15k #7 injector replaced due to cold start issue
30k #7 valve spring replaced, spring was busted.
40k radiator replaced, leaking from seam
40k oil cooler lines replaced, leaking at crimp
60k #3 injector replace, cold start issue,
70k ac compressor replaced
80k starter replaced, smoking when cranking trunk
80k alternator replaced, bad bearing.
80k new battery

85k punched out and traded it in....


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On 5/25/2019 at 10:59 AM, Sierra Dan said:

I think you have this backwards. The '14 and '15 trucks came with the 5yr/100k powertrain. This is what I have.

Then GM switched to 5yr/60k

The beauty of buying CPO, not new, is the better warranty: my '16 is covered to 100k and 2022.  This would be 6 year/100k new.  First owner gets to deal with all the leaning curve warranty issues.

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4400 miles. 2018 December build. I did have to change the rear differential lube. I believe it was contaminated. Coming from a FERD, so not really a nitpicker yet... AFM disabler... pretty happy with it... 

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