2018 Chevy Silverado Lemon?

[prime5252]

I own a 2018 Chevy Silverado 4X4 5.3L.  It currently has about 13,200 miles.  In the last year the gas pump, starter, and water pump has all needed to be replaced and now the check engine light is on again with an emissions problem?  What is going on with this truck??

[m3n00b]

What's the code?

[HeySkippyDog]

13k mileage on a 4 year old truck?

 

That's more of the issue, I'd say. Drive it more. Damn. Seals and things dry up when not used.

[CamGTP]

Doubtful that you'd ever be able to lemon a vehicle like yours with 4 completely different repairs. It hasn't been the same persistent issue that can't be solved.

 

Starters are a pretty common failure, even at low mileage. The water pump failure is bad luck and same with the fuel pump.

[rav3]

I had the CATs go bad on my 2017 @ 3 years from new & 2 months after I bought it as a Certified Truck. If that's what it is (a common issue) it should be covered by GM. Sorry for your problems, but they are all fixed now! thats a good thing

[KARNUT]

10 hours ago, HeySkippyDog said:

13k mileage on a 4 year old truck?

 

That's more of the issue, I'd say. Drive it more. Damn. Seals and things dry up when not used.

If you drive your vehicle about once a month and let it warm up no harm will come. My Avalanche an 02 has 178K on it. My wife’s Acura an 01 has 31K on it. My CRV a 15 had 6K on it when my mother in law quit driving and gave it to us last year. I put 18K on it last year. Using it for trips. I also gave it its first oil change. That truck is a lemon. I’d sell it. I have no unusual problems.