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3 minutes ago, econometrics said:

Sure. You claim one of the more rational, educated and helpful members of this forum only posts "poorly put together sentences" as you, yourself, write a poorly put together sentence with errant punctation and spelling. 

 

I just found it ironically amusing. ??

You'd think that someone calling out someone else on sentence structure would at least try to pay attention.  

"care to elaborate?"  hahahahahha 

 

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Posted
1 minute ago, bshort said:

You'd think that someone calling out someone else on sentence structure would at least try to pay attention.  

"care to elaborate?"  hahahahahha 

 

What is wrong with a quick neutral statement? I am typing on my cell phone. 

Posted
2 minutes ago, ct_corey said:

Show me where I "claim" this? I never once stated any of that? 

 

 

Seriously?

 

?

24 minutes ago, ct_corey said:

ok.... and all you ever post are poorly put together sentences to try and defend GM on EVERYTHING. Not sure why you are so obsessed with trying to correct people and tell them their complaints aren't valid. Like I said your head is way to far up GM's ass for you to even make a rational post. 

 

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Posted (edited)
2 hours ago, HondaHawkGT said:

Why? Because I haven't had a problem with my trucks? Like I said, idiots said the exact same shit you're saying now. GUESS WHAT. It didn't happen! Not in five years of owning the truck. It started every time, the AC blew cold every time, the brakes worked every time, the transmission worked every time, etc. Get a life.

Lol your living in a fantasy world bud every forum on the net. The same issues with this truck my 17 had the brake pump go out on me last week nearly rolled down a hill have you looked at the pulley and the pump ? Looks like a pulley is a snowblower lol ****ing junk with a 3/8 belt. I really don’t blame you for defending your purchase but reality is that all these things will fail. I’ve been in the automotive business 30 years as an independent . There’s not one manufacture that doesnt have problems but Gm dropped the ball on all there parts they install on these rigs. They buy the cheapest from China charge a bundle for the looks of the trucks . But quality is crap. Drive it for awhile you might change your tune once all these issues come about. 

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Posted
3 minutes ago, econometrics said:

Seriously?

 

?

 

Sorry, your run on sentence made it look like you were saying I claim to be all those things. 

 

 

2 minutes ago, benelli said:

 

 

Posted
4 minutes ago, benelli said:

Lol your living in a fantasy world bud every forum on the net. The same issues with this truck my 17 had the brake pump go out on me last week nearly rolled down a hill have you looked at the pulley and the pump ? Looks like a pulley is a snowblower lol ****ing junk with a 3/8 belt. I really don’t blame you for defending your purchase but reality is that all these things will fail. I’ve been in the automotive business 30 years as an independent . There’s not one manufacture that doesnt have problems but Gm dropped the ball on all there parts they install on these rigs. They buy the cheapest from China charge a bundle for the looks of the trucks . But quality is crap. Drive it for awhile you might change your tune once all these issues come about. 

I don't think anyone will be able to decipher your gibberish.  

Posted
28 minutes ago, benelli said:

Sorry we all cant be professors like you .

Then You’ll just have to remain the tool that you are. 

Posted (edited)
3 hours ago, bshort said:

Then You’ll just have to remain the tool that you are. 

in your a** LOL

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Posted

WOW!!

Get over your ego's guys.

Being a spacer.png

potty mouth doesn't help.

:)

Posted
2 hours ago, diyer2 said:

WOW!!

Get over your ego's guys.

Being a spacer.png

potty mouth doesn't help.

:)

Sorry this guy thinks he’s a literature teacher and expert . People have the right to there own opinions and comments about the truck brand . All these issues are well documented all over the net. There’s no such thing as “well mine doesn’t do it” or “I have no issues “ what many are simply saying is eventually you will be in the same boat as everyone else. These transmissions will fail as many other parts on the Silverado and Sierra models. Usually out of warranty. Is there one manufacture better than another? No . They all have issues but if we do t make noise about it then it get swept under the rug.

Posted
15 minutes ago, benelli said:

Sorry this guy thinks he’s a literature teacher and expert . People have the right to there own opinions and comments about the truck brand . All these issues are well documented all over the net. There’s no such thing as “well mine doesn’t do it” or “I have no issues “ what many are simply saying is eventually you will be in the same boat as everyone else. These transmissions will fail as many other parts on the Silverado and Sierra models. Usually out of warranty. Is there one manufacture better than another? No . They all have issues but if we do t make noise about it then it get swept under the rug.

There is such a thing as:  "Mine doesn't do it" and "I have no issues"

These trucks do not have a 100% failure rate.  Which is what you just claimed in your post.

 

I get that these trucks have problems, and for the people experiencing them it sucks.  Bad.

But saying that every 8spd transmission is going to nuke itself with your only basis being what you read on this board is terribly misleading.

 

I come to the troubleshooting forum to see what the typical problems for these trucks are, which I am an owner of one.

But it seems that all these posts just devolve into name calling...

 

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