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Well, we are on DAY 2 of them trying to replace this stupid hose.  I still don't have my truck and now they are waiting on another part to complete the process...

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Bailey’s 6.2
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Ok the whistle is gone !!! They have resolved the issue with part #84626475 Hose 3.120 Y  Its a vent hose on the gas tank that was to small. It collapses upon itself and whistled. 

bfrank02
bfrank02

I am not sure if this is the same but I just picked up my Trail Boss. No noise when test driving but the next day in the morning. I noticed it from the left side of the dash towards the 4x4 controls b

Bailey’s 6.2
Bailey’s 6.2

Update the dealer just called me they found the problem late last night. It’s a emissions valve!! GM aperantly knows about it and had not told the local dealers yet. They have ordered the replacement

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I have a whine noise coming from the engine bay but it’s mostly from 60-62mphs. Weird. As soon as I hit 63 it’s gone but stays constant if I’m at 62


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Mine also sounds like it's coming from the engine bay but i believe it is the same issue with the vent hose. I took mine in and the dealership ordered the new hose from the above mentioned TSB.

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On ‎3‎/‎20‎/‎2019 at 5:30 PM, Pyrojodge said:

Well, we are on DAY 2 of them trying to replace this stupid hose.  I still don't have my truck and now they are waiting on another part to complete the process...

Well, it ended up taking the dealer 4 days to finish replacing this hose and all of the other recalled items.  BUT! the whistling noise is gone praise the lord!

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Those are the only two issues I've had with my truck so far. 

 

Ask them if they want you to reproduce the noise before you leave the dealer...I had to drive back to mine and take the tech for a drive when they couldn't make the noise. 

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I'm hoping that by being armed with TSB numbers, that they won't give me any "could not duplicate" bull. Especially being that I'm a BMW tech and know the business inside and out.

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The way this issue is being handled at the dealer and corporate levels has destroyed any confidence I have in the company.  My truck was there for 6 hrs while I waited and they said it passed diagnostics.  They removed, inspected, and then reinstalled same part.  Sound gone for a day.  Then back.  I called corporate to see if they could assist dealer and the service was atrocious. Took them twelve days to respond to my initial inquiry and when they did the response was that this is not a known issue and that the dealer needs the truck for further work up.  I explained that it would be nice to have a known issue with known fix before dropping off the truck again hoping that their second round of shenanigans would prove successful.  I work a lot so I can’t get to the dealer easily and the corporate customer service person said I had three days to drop off truck or the case would be closed.  This far the sound prevails and I imagine the case has been closed.  Add this to the fact that at delivery driver seat wasn’t poured in so lumbar didn’t work and that the panel below steering column rattles like I’m being warned to step back or else.  ::smh::  this truck purchase is certainly the biggest mistake I’ve made in the automotive realm.  

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On ‎1‎/‎11‎/‎2019 at 10:54 AM, newdude said:
On ‎1‎/‎10‎/‎2019 at 5:23 PM, SS502 said:

 

Sound familiar?

 

 

On ‎1‎/‎11‎/‎2019 at 10:54 AM, newdude said:

 

Is this solution work for a L86 Silverado 6.2 with the same symptoms?

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On ‎1‎/‎8‎/‎2019 at 2:42 PM, Bailey’s 6.2 said:

Ok the whistle is gone !!!

They have resolved the issue with part #84626475 Hose 3.120 Y 

Its a vent hose on the gas tank that was to small. It collapses upon itself and whistled. 

Does this work on a 2018 L86 Silverado 6.2?

Justin Ward New Member

Justin Ward

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On ‎1‎/‎11‎/‎2019 at 10:54 AM, newdude said:

Well now...

 

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Do you have a 2018 service bulletin for a 6.2 L86 engine -- they allege its a completely different fuel system in the 2019 and refuse to fix it.

white94rx Enthusiast

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I've been all over the water leak thread. It's quite a soap opera in there.

However, I did make a discovery today. My whistling noise is from the driver side of the truck. I let the window down, and heard it louder. I folded in the mirror and still heard it. I think maybe the Z71 emblem on the front fender could be causing it. I may put some body tape over it tomorrow before I drive home and see what happens.

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On 4/17/2019 at 8:45 PM, white94rx said:

I've been all over the water leak thread. It's quite a soap opera in there.

However, I did make a discovery today. My whistling noise is from the driver side of the truck. I let the window down, and heard it louder. I folded in the mirror and still heard it. I think maybe the Z71 emblem on the front fender could be causing it. I may put some body tape over it tomorrow before I drive home and see what happens.

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It's an easy fix, new gas fill vent tube i believe, my dealer saw the TSB and ordered the part and fixed it no questions asked. 

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