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VanguardK2 Enthusiast

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Is anyone able to get to this site?? 
What specific upfitter guide were you trying to get?

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I'm just trying to get to the upfitter website but have been unable to for several days. It fails due to taking to long to respond. From any of my devices and from any network I've been connected to. Just wondering if it is down or some issue I'm having

 

 

 

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I'm just trying to get to the upfitter website but have been unable to for several days. It fails due to taking to long to respond. From any of my devices and from any network I've been connected to. Just wondering if it is down or some issue I'm having
 
 
 
Right, but I have a few upfutter guides on my pc I think. Which vehicle were you looking to get a guide for?

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I posted about this about a week ago, no responses...

What I have found out is that GM is shutting off access to us. and giving customers a code to get in and a new website.

I can offer some years of Silverados paperwork, but the one I need is the 2016 Silverado, it appears that some changes were done on them in 2015 1/2 and I don't have that info.

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I emailed the tech-notes website that had linked gmupfitter as a resource. The guy replied that it was down for maintenance. I just checked and it is back online.....

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thanks for following up.  gmupfitter is working for me now as well.  wish they had just put up a "down for maintenance page" instead of just disconnecting their server...

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