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I have a 2023 GMC 3500 with Duramax.  It has developed an oil leak.  I received it in early Feb and it has 3900 miles.  The GM service center has diagnosed it to the rear main seal leaking.  The parts are available they say.  My concern is WHY.  If they fix it will it reoccur??  What is your opinion on this?  Can I push for a new truck?  If so; how?  Thanks for your advice

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32 minutes ago, scrver said:

I have a 2023 GMC 3500 with Duramax.  It has developed an oil leak.  I received it in early Feb and it has 3900 miles.  The GM service center has diagnosed it to the rear main seal leaking.  The parts are available they say.  My concern is WHY.  If they fix it will it reoccur??  What is your opinion on this?  Can I push for a new truck?  If so; how?  Thanks for your advice

 

 

Leaks happen.  Early on with low miles its probably an assembly issue so alignment of something could have been off. 

 

Known possible leak points per GM bulletin - 18-NA-150 1..5 (nhtsa.gov)

 

Have them fix it, once its fixed, drive the wheels off of it.  No need to push for a new truck over something that can be fixed easily.  

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New truck. Seriously. You're in for a reality awakening.

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The dealer service facility will have the most impact on the quality of the repair. If they have a heavy repair person with Duramax experience I wouldnt worry over it. 

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