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Just turned 28,000 miles on my HD and the front pump seal is leaking pretty good. (I hope) that it’s not a weld on the torque converter. If so I’m sure the dealer will not pressure check the converter.   It’s going in for warranty repair on Monday.

anyone else’s have this happen?  
 
On another note, I just replaced my fuse block so my horn would work again. GMs idea of integrating the horn relay within the block wasn’t a great engineering milestone for sure.  

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Yikes, keep us informed. Approaching 60K on my '17, have done 2 pan drops to change out the old fluid, nothing special, still no leaks, thankfully, please keep us in the loop.

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On 10/2/2020 at 7:30 AM, Black02Silverado said:

I'm not up on these issues, but is a torque converter weld an issue?

From what I’ve seen it normally is a weld issue. 
 

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On 10/2/2020 at 4:59 AM, gearheadesw said:

Yikes, keep us informed. Approaching 60K on my '17, have done 2 pan drops to change out the old fluid, nothing special, still no leaks, thankfully, please keep us in the loop.

I am bringing it in for my appointment tomorrow.. I’ll post back after I get some miles on it. I’m hopeful it’s just a bad seal that may have been damaged during assembly. It’s not common for newer trucks to have a leak there. 

My passenger side rear axle sprung a bad leak at 1500 miles so anything is possible I guess. 

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Could be worse I guess at least it’s drivable. 
 

I cleaned it up and took it for a 90 mile drive and now it’s staying dry....... 

 

update... took a quick 3 mile ride and it’s leaking pretty good again ?‍♂️

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Dealer wanted me back ASAP, said they would need it for a week. They then looked at it and let it run on the lift for awhile and said they can’t pinpoint the leak and keep an eye on it. Seems like the run around to me. 

 

 

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On 10/10/2020 at 6:21 PM, gearheadesw said:

Bummer.

Bummer.   ?

 

They'll get it, sooner or later someone in the dealership that has worked on trucks for more the a year, i.e., someone with experience, will look at it and fix it right away.

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I opened up a case with GM corporate about my tranny. A service advisor called me back last night and she was a real bimbo. She told me to bring it to a non-GM repair facility and get a second opinion and pay for it out of pocket. She repeatedly told me I am out of warranty, I told her I’m still under the drivetrain warranty for another 31000 miles or 1.3 years. UNREAL. 
 

Well  today I fixed my GM warranty issue. Wish me luck! 

 

 

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You did what you had to do.  Hope you have better luck. 

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