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Actually one of the reasons I went with the 2.7 is after being on this site since 2015 i didn't really see alot of people having or complaining about problems with them. I see WAY more about the new 5.3's and the 6.2's. And also I watched tons of YouTube video after videos for months before deciding. Then after I actually went and drove one I was super impressed.  Hope it holds up as long as my o5.3's did. 🤞

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Just now, 15 Z71 said:

Actually one of the reasons I went with the 2.7 is after being on this site since 2015 i didn't really see alot of people having or complaining about problems with them. I see WAY more about the new 5.3's and the 6.2's. And also I watched tons of YouTube video after videos for months before deciding. Then after I actually went and drove one I was super impressed.  Hope it holds up as long as my o5.3's did. 🤞

Stay on top of it and do good maintenance and service. They love E15. 

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33 minutes ago, customboss said:

Stay on top of it and do good maintenance and service. They love E15. 

What is E15?

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1 hour ago, 15 Z71 said:

What is E15?

15% ethanol 85% gasoline. Available in most markets now. Allowed in all modern engines. 

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On 2/27/2025 at 7:29 AM, customboss said:

You have to punch in your VIN on the recall link on myChevrolet or contact your dealer. 
Look for

Special Coverage N242484740 Evaporative Emissions Purge Pump

Replaced my own before covered on tech recall Special COVERAGE finally got my check. No reimbursement for my

time to remove and replace. Took 2X to get ECM MIL code to reset. 
 

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4 hours ago, silveradosid said:

 so they want you to pay a diagnostic fee to tell you your truck is fixed lmao

NO  they did multiple GM diagnostics for FREE at my dealer. 

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4 hours ago, silveradosid said:

you got a good dealer

Everything’s better here in Colorado. 
 

Get to know your service and parts managers. Be nice. 😊 
 

 

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1 minute ago, customboss said:

Everything’s better here in Colorado. 
 

Get to know your service and parts managers. Be nice. 😊 
 

 

Yea, sure 

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I say this as a compliment....I know we have a few oil nerds in here, whats the consensus on Mobil 1? Did 1st two changes with dealer and now be doing my own. So looking at what i can source local on a weekend. Not opposed to ordering online, but rather just head to Autozone if possible

 

So, Mobil 1 Full syn? And variation in weight/Visc? Lucas? 

 

Im in AZ, so we run hot.... 

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44 minutes ago, Vince Judy said:

I say this as a compliment....I know we have a few oil nerds in here, whats the consensus on Mobil 1? Did 1st two changes with dealer and now be doing my own. So looking at what i can source local on a weekend. Not opposed to ordering online, but rather just head to Autozone if possible

 

So, Mobil 1 Full syn? And variation in weight/Visc? Lucas? 

 

Im in AZ, so we run hot.... 

Vince the nerds aren't sensitve about the moniker! LOL  

 

Head here for in depth guidance and a free interpretation of your oil analysis data from

By sampling  the 2.7L engine oil once a year with a oil analyzers kit from @Black02Silverado 

 

 

 

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So dealer oil change 5K miles ago.. Was about 1qt low when i drained it. I just did Mobil 1 Ext perf. See how it looks in another 5K on the next one and send a sample in. 

 

Had y intake tube pop off the filter housing last road trip randomly. AFE intake. But im gonna chalk that up to the past few desert trips and just not checking it like i should have

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