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By qoconnell
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By Robert Rick
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By Raymond Scott
So I bought a 2014 GMC Sierra 1500 All terrain. In the last 5 months "which would be how long I have owned it" I have replaced the drivers door window regulator, Drivers door wiring harness and window motor again. And the transmission. Now if I'm driving on wet roads and hit a decent bump I lose power steering. Once the truck sits for awhile its fine. I took it in to a GM shop and had them look if maybe somehow the recall was reset when they programmed my tranny. They added the current updated fix for power steering and tried charging me for it which after some talking I got for free. They said if that doesn't fix the problem there is a bulletin that calls for going through wires to find an issue. I 99% certain there is a wire or censor that gets wet and when you hit a bump it sends a code and shuts off the power steering but I'm looking for some help from someone who has maybe already solved this to save me some time and money.
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By rag0
Hey folks,
A while ago I made a post about some ABS stuttering, well turns out I had terrible rotors and worn thin brake pads that the dealership never replaced (had bought the truck about 2 months prior to it starting). I just recently (about 3 weeks ago) had the rear rotors and rear brake pads replaced as they were the ones in question. Before I took it in, I noticed I was getting some grinding and somewhat squeaking noise when I shifted (sitting at a complete stop) from P, to R, to D, and not just in that order. It ONLY occurred when I was holding the brake to shift. Well 500 dollars later, it’s still happening. My grandfather, a master mechanic in his time, said it’s likely not transmission related and it because “somethings hitting”. I don’t know if he’s right or not but I’d like to get some second opinions if anyone has an idea what’s going on.
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