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Seems like a stupid question to me, but did you receive an owners manual for your 23 Sierra 1500?

 

looking online there seems to one about 450 pages long. 
 

I just got a 23 1500 Denali yesterday and imo no manual. 
I’ll post a pic of what I got, 160 pages. 
 


 

 

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Sorry that's the wrong pic.

The pic is what I feel I should have.

What I got was titled "essential operating and safety information".

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Yes, you should have received one (462 pages) . Go back to the dealer and have them get it for you. 

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15 hours ago, Jus Cruisin said:

Yes, you should have received one (462 pages) . Go back to the dealer and have them get it for you. 

 

 

If you get a chance could you please post a pic?

I have no idea how this is a problem at the dealer.

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Should have a leather envelope with Denali stamped into the flap. Containing a bunch of manuals like on-star, infotainment, ect along with a micro fiber clotch for screen.

 

 

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12 hours ago, steve8 said:

 

 

If you get a chance could you please post a pic?

I have no idea how this is a problem at the dealer.

 

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11 hours ago, gemarsh said:

Should have a leather envelope with Denali stamped into the flap. Containing a bunch of manuals like on-star, infotainment, ect along with a micro fiber clotch for screen.

 

 

No "leather" folder with mine. Not sure it's included in 2023's 

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I just picked up my AT4X this week and it came with the 467 pg manual but no case to carry it in, not even a plastic bag!!!

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Normal.  GM has been transitioning to paperless manuals.  2023 MY and forward the only ones that are going to get paper books are for the base radio option cars.  

 

Owners manual will be accessed in the vehicle radio screen or the brand websites or the My Chevrolet/My GMC/My Buick/My Cadillac apps.  

 

The only ones they will provide as paper if requested by the customer is the warranty booklet.  

 

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15 minutes ago, newdude said:

Normal.  GM has been transitioning to paperless manuals.  2023 MY and forward the only ones that are going to get paper books are for the base radio option cars.  

 

Owners manual will be accessed in the vehicle or the brand websites or the My Chevrolet/My GMC/My Buick/My Cadillac apps.  

 

The only ones they will provide as paper if requested by the customer is the warranty booklet.  

 

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This is bullshit. A printed manual should be required IMO!

Not directed at you. Thx for the info.

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12 minutes ago, steve8 said:

 

 

This is bullshit. A printed manual should be required IMO!

Not directed at you. Thx for the info.

We have both hard copy's of the owners in our glove box's on both of our vehicles but I also have them on our computers so I dont have to run out to the vehicles if I need to find info. You can go right to the GMC website or Chevrolet and download them. Hers ya go 23_GMC_Sierra_Sierra_Denali_1500_OM_en_US_U_84883874B_2022DEC14_2P.pdf

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18 hours ago, Silverado4x4 said:

We have both hard copy's of the owners in our glove box's on both of our vehicles but I also have them on our computers so I dont have to run out to the vehicles if I need to find info. You can go right to the GMC website or Chevrolet and download them. Hers ya go 23_GMC_Sierra_Sierra_Denali_1500_OM_en_US_U_84883874B_2022DEC14_2P.pdf

 

Yes, I have one downloaded. I'm a firm believer in, and actually read the owners manuals on my vehicles. Make notes here and there. Can't beat going to the index and finding exactly what you want. Damn thing has more tech than apollo missions to the moon. Would be nice to be able to navigate.

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Dealer found one and mailing today!

Thx for the comments and especially pics. 

 

 

 

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