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2019+ Silverado & Sierra - Routine Maintenance Quick Reference Guide

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Now that owners are taking delivery of the new 2019 Chevy Silverado and GMC Sierra, I thought a quick reference guide to common routine maintenance items would be beneficial to us all. If you have information that you'd like suggest be added to this topic, just post below and I'll update this first post with any and all new/updated information. 

 

2019 Chevy Silverado & 2019 GMC Sierra Routine Maintenance Quick Reference Guide

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Digital Owners Manuals

2019 Chevrolet Silverado: 2019_Chevy_Silverado_Owners_Manual.pdf

2019 GMC Sierra: 2019_GMC_Sierra_Owners_Manual.pdf

 

Oil Changes

2.7L(L3B)

  • Capacity: 6.0 Quarts
  • AC Delco Oil Filter: PF66 / 55495105
  • Drain Plug Size: TBD

 

5.3L(L84) & 6.2L(L87)

  • Capacity: 8.0 Quarts
  • AC Delco Oil Filter: PF63E / 19330000
  • Drain Plug Size: 15MM or XX Torx

 

Engine Air Filters

  • With High Capacity Air Cleaner: A3244C / 84121219
  • Without High Capacity Air Cleaner: A3246C / 84121217

 

Interior Filters

  • Passenger Compartment Air Filter: CF185

 

Wiper Blades

  • Drivers & Passenger Sides: 55cm / 21.7 Inches - GM Part Number 23417074

 

Spark Plugs

  • 2.7L L4: 12688094 / 41-106-IP
  • 4.3L V6: 12622441 / 41-114
  • 5.3L V8 & 6.2L V8: 12622441 / 41-114

 

Fuel Tank Sizes

  • Standard / Short Box (Gas & 4WD Duramax): 24 Gallons
  • Standard & Short Box (2WD Duramax): 22 Gallons

 

Automatic Transmission Fluid

  • 6-Speed: DEXRON-VI Automatic Transmission Fluid
  • 8-Speed: DEXRON-HP Automatic Transmission Fluid
  • 10-Speed: DEXRON ULV Automatic Transmission Fluid (GM Part Number 19352619/Canada 19352620)

 

Transfer Case Fluid

  • All Models: 1.6 Quarts
  • DEXRON-VI Automatic Transmission Fluid

 

Wheel Lug Nut Torque

  • All Models: 140 lb-ft / 190 N-m
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If its okay to add:

 

3.0 Duramax(LM2):

Oil Filter - PF66 / 55495105

Engine Oil - DexosD 0w20 19370138

Fuel Filter - TP1015 / 23304096

Air Filter - A3244C / 84121219

 

Front Axle Lubricant:

Supplier RPO code SU4 - 10-4091 / 19300457 High Efficiency 75W-85 (AAM)

Supplier RPO code SU5 - 10-4122 / 19368514 Dexron Low Viscosity 75W-85 (GM)

 

Rear Axle Lubricant:

8.6" axle 3.42 gear - 10-4091 / 19300457 High Efficiency 75W-85 (AAM)

9.5", Ratio RPO GU5 3.23 gear, Supplier RPO code SU7 - 10-4091 / 19300457 High Efficiency 75W-85 (AAM)

9.5", Ratio RPO GU5 3.23 gear, Supplier RPO code SU8 - 10-4122 / 19368514 Dexron Low Viscosity 75W-85 (GM)

9.5", Ratio RPO GU6 3.42 gear - 10-4091 / 19300457 High Efficiency 75W-85 (AAM) - With 6 speed auto ONLY.  WT/Custom/CustomTB. 

9.76" rear axle 3.42 gear - 10-4091 / 19300457 High Efficiency 75W-85 (AAM)

*Note.  Must ID the RPO codes to match proper fluids due to there being two different axle suppliers, GM and AAM.

 

Fuel Tank Sizes:

Long Box Gas - 28 Gallons

 

Brake Fluid:

DOT4 - 10-4086 / 19299570

 

Front Bulbs (Custom/WT/Custom TB):

Low Beam - H11

High Beam - 9005

Turn Signal/Marker - W21/5WLL

Fog Lamp - LED

 

Front Bulbs (LT/LTZ/LT TB/RST):

Low/High Beam - LED

Turn Signal/Marker - W21/5WLL

Fog Lamp - LED

 

Front Bulbs (Sierra/SLE/Elevation):

Low/High Beam - LED

Turn Signal/Marker - 7444NA

Fog Lamp - LED

 

Front Bulbs (High Country):

Low/High Beam - LED

Turn Signal/Marker - LED

Fog Lamp - LED

 

Front Bulbs (AT4/SLT/Denali):

Low/High Beam - LED

Turn Signal/Marker - LED

Fog Lamp - LED

 

Rear Bulbs (WT/LT):
Stop/Turn Signal - 7443

Reverse - W16W

Marker - 194

License Plate - 194

 

Rear Bulbs (Sierra/SLE/Elevation):
Stop/Turn Signal - 7443

Reverse - W16W

License Plate - 194

 

Rear Bulbs (High Country/LTZ/RST/Custom/Custom TB/LT TB)

Stop/Turn/Marker - LED

Reverse - W16W

License Plate - 194

 

Rear Bulbs (AT4/SLT/Denali)

Stop/Turn/Marker - LED

Reverse - LED

License Plate - 194

 

*Note on lighting:  "Sierra" is the "base" trim (equivalent to WT). 

 

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edited axle info added gear ratios and note on one axle.
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Adding some more to this if I may...

 

Wheel measurements (Chevrolet):  These will be listed by RPO code, brief description and trim, diameter/width and offset.

 

ORDER GUIDE FOR VISUAL REFRENCE OF WHEELS:  https://www.gmfleetorderguide.com/NASApp/domestic/proddesc.jsp?year=2019&regionID=1&divisionID=1&type=0&vehicleID=21483&section=wheels&pagenum=1&butID=4

 

RD6:  Ultra Silver painted steel, 17x8, 24mm offset.  Standard on WT.

Q5U:  6 spoke Bright Silver painted aluminum, 17x8, 24mm offset.  Optional on WT, standard LT wheel.

PZX:  5 spoke split spoke (10 spoke total) Bright Silver painted aluminum, 18x8.5, 26mm offset.  Optional on LT, standard on RST and LTZ.

RD1:  5 spoke split spoke (10 spoke total) High gloss Black painted aluminum, 18x8.5, 24mm offset.  Standard on Custom Trail Boss and LT Trail Boss.

NZP:  5 spoke split spoke (10 spoke total) Bright Silver painted aluminum, 20x9, 27mm offset.  Standard on Custom.

RD4:  5 spoke split spoke (10 spoke total) Painted aluminum with machine face and Argent Metallic pockets, 20x9, 27mm offset.  Optional on LT and RST.  Same design wheel as NZP.

NZT:  5 spoke split spoke (10 spoke total) Painted aluminum with machined face and Gray accent pockets, 20x9, 27mm offset.  Optional on Custom Trail Boss and LT Trail Boss.

NZJ:  5 spoke split spoke (10 spoke total) Painted aluminum with machined face and Light Argent pockets, 20x9, 28mm offset.  Standard on High Country.

RD2:  5 spoke split spoke (10 spoke total) Polished finish, 20x9, 28mm offset.  Optional on LTZ.  Same design as NZJ.

RVA:  10 spoke Polished aluminum, 22x9, 28mm offset.  Optional on High Country.

 

Wheel measurements (GMC):  These will be listed by RPO code, brief description and trim, diameter/width and offset.

 

ORDER GUIDE FOR VISUAL REFRENCE OF WHEELS:  https://www.gmfleetorderguide.com/NASApp/domestic/proddesc.jsp?year=2019&regionID=1&divisionID=2&type=0&vehicleID=21485&section=wheels&pagenum=1&butID=4

 

RD6:  Ultra Silver painted steel, 17x8, 24mm offset.  Standard on Sierra(Base). 

Q5U:  6 spoke Bright Silver painted aluminum, 17x8, 24mm offset.  Optional on Sierra(Base), standard SLE wheel.

UHN:  6 spoke Machined aluminum with Dark Grey Metallic accents, 18x8.5, 24mm offset.  Optional on SLE, standard on SLT.

RT5:  6 spoke split spoke (12 spoke total) Machined aluminum with Dark Grey accents, 18x8.5, 24mm offset.  Standard on AT4.

NZM:  6 spoke split spoke (12 spoke total) Polished aluminum, 20x9, 28mm offset.  Available on SLE and SLT.

RD3:  6 spoke split spoke (12 spoke total) Black gloss painted aluminum, 20x9, 28mm offset.  Standard on Elevation.

NZH:  6 spoke split spoke (12 spoke total) Machined aluminum with Carbon Grey Metallic accents, 20x9, 28mm offset.  Optional on AT4.  Same design wheel as NZM.

RTL:  6 spoke split spoke (12 spoke total) Multi-dimensional polished aluminum, 20x9, 28mm offset.  Standard on Denali.

Q7L:  18 spoke Polished aluminum, 22x9, 22mm offset.  Optional on Denali.  

 

Side note.  RD6 and Q5U are shared between Chevrolet and GMC.  Same wheels, just different center caps.       

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Update:

 

3.0 Duramax LM2:

Oil Capacity - 7 Quarts

DEF Capacity - 5.3 Gallons

 

Adding Factory Tires related to RPO codes (GM calls OE spec'd tires "TPC Spec"). Will be as follows:

 

RPO Code - Tire size, Load index/speed rating, brand, style, sidewall.  Tires will be noted by brand but are shared. 

 

CHEVROLET:

 

QBN - P255/70R17, 112S, General Grabber HTS, black sidewall.  Standard equipment on WT and LT.

QDV - P265/70R17, 115S, Bridgestone Dueler AT RHS, black sidewall.  Optional on WT and LT.

RC5 - LT265/70R17 C, 112Q, Bridgestone Dueler AT RHS, black sidewall.  Optional on WT, and LT.

QDF - P265/65R18, 114T, Michelin Energy Saver AS, black sidewall.  Standard tire for optional 18" wheels on LT, standard on RST and LTZ.

XCK - P265/65R18, 114T,Goodyear Fortitude HT, black sidewall.  Optional tire for optional 18" wheels on LT, optional on RST and LTZ.

QDS - P265/65R18, 114T,Goodyear Fortitude HT, white outline letters.  Optional tire for optional 18" wheels on LT, optional on RST and LTZ.

R3O - LT275/65R18, 110/113Q, Goodyear Wrangler Duratrac, black sidewall.  Standard on Custom Trail Boss and LT Trail Boss.

QAB - P275/60R20, 115S, Bridgestone Dueler Alenza AS, black sidewall.  Standard on Custom and High Country (2wd only), standard tire on optional 20" wheels for LT, RST and LTZ.

QAE - P275/60R20, 115S, Goodyear Wrangler Trailrunner AT, black sidewall.  Standard tire for optional 20" wheels on Custom Trail Boss and LT Trail Boss.

QAE - P275/60R20, 114T, Bridgestone Dueler AT RHS, black sidewall.  Standard tire for optional 20" wheels on 4x4 Non-Trail Boss trucks.  LT, LTZ and High Country.

XCE - P275/50R22, 111T, Bridgestone Dueler Alenza AS, black sidewall.  Tire used on High Country optional 22" wheels, and on all LPO 22" accessory wheels. 

 

GMC:

 

QBN - P255/70R17, 112S, General Grabber HTS, black sidewall.  Standard equipment on Base Sierra and SLE. 

QDV - P265/70R17, 115S, Bridgestone Dueler AT RHS, black sidewall.  Optional on Base Sierra and SLE. 

RC5 - LT265/70R17 C, 112Q, Bridgestone Dueler AT RHS, black sidewall.  Optional on Base Sierra and SLE. 

QDF - P265/65R18, 114T, Michelin Energy Saver AS, black sidewall.  Standard tire for optional 18" wheels on SLE, standard on SLT.

XCK - P265/65R18, 114T,Goodyear Fortitude HT, black sidewall.  Optional tire for optional 18" wheels on SLE, optional on SLT, standard on AT4.

QDS - P265/65R18, 114T,Goodyear Fortitude HT, white outline letters.  Optional tire for optional 18" wheels on SLE.

R3O - LT275/65R18, 110/113Q, Goodyear Wrangler Duratrac, black sidewall.  Optional tire for 18" wheel on AT4.

QAB - P275/60R20, 115S, Bridgestone Dueler Alenza AS, black sidewall.  Standard on 2wd SLE with optional 20" wheels, standard on 2wd Denali, standard on Elevation, available on SLT. 

QAE - P275/60R20, 115S, Goodyear Wrangler Trailrunner AT, black sidewall.  Available on AT4 with 20" wheels.

QAE - P275/60R20, 114T, Bridgestone Dueler AT RHS, black sidewall.  Standard on Denali 4x4.  Available on SLE and SLT with 20" wheels, available on Elevation. 

XCE - P275/50R22, 111T, Bridgestone Dueler Alenza AS, black sidewall.  Tire used on Denali optional 22" wheels, and on all LPO 22" accessory wheels. 

 

Please take note on the two different tires used for RPO code QAE.  I have not been able to 100% identify which of each tire is used on which trims.  Those two are only going off the best of my knowledge/what I've seen on lots. 

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3 hours ago, relevante said:

Mine was QDF on the order sheet and came with Michelin Primacy LTX, not the Energy Saver. Haven’t scanned the QR code yet.

Entirely possible.  GM just added an XFE package to the 2019 truck, and they may have added the Energy Saver in addition to the Primacy, or replaced the Primacy with the Energy Saver all together.  This could be just like the QAE 20" tire where there is two options for one RPO code, and it depends on the build of the truck.   

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I am having trouble finding exactly what oil to purchase for my new 6.2 Denali first oil change.

 

I do see 8 quarts of oil, but unsure of weight required.

 

Anything unusual about oil change on these trucks?

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1 hour ago, RPaul said:

I am having trouble finding exactly what oil to purchase for my new 6.2 Denali first oil change.

 

I do see 8 quarts of oil, but unsure of weight required.

 

Anything unusual about oil change on these trucks?

Any Dexos-1 Gen2 approved 0w20 will be plenty good and is the GM recommendation. Don’t need to turn this into another oil thread...I use Mobil 1, but anything meeting that Dexos Gen2 standard is fine.

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Some good info here. At what mileage should the first service (oil/filters etc.) be at? My mileage minder got messed up, and the reminder sticker the dealer put on my windshield says 5000 miles, yet the manual has something about 7500 for first service. What is the correct mileage that will keep the warranty intact?

 

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On 1/7/2019 at 3:54 AM, CadillacLuke24 said:

Those fuel tank sizes (I know, beating the dead horse) are ridiculous. Give us some range, damnit!

Just filled up my truck today (2020 Silverado LT 3.0L diesel) dash said 524 miles till empty.

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wiper part number is incorrect, i made the mistake and took the advise and order from part numbers above, they are not correct, the correct number out of my owners manual are 23387857 for 2019 high country

23417074 dont even come close to fitting look to be for 14/18 silverado and 19 ld

 

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