It was a bad pump, i had a dealer next day the pump. Gm part #86591535. Tools needed 10mm socket, pliers for hose clamps, 1/2gal of Dexcool. About 30mins to remove and install, pump located near oil filter on driver's side frame rail. I had a local mobile mechanic delete the code, he had a snap on scan tool. My scanner could not delete the code. I drove back home about 700 miles since then, and no check engine light. Hope this helps someone in the future in the same situation i was in. Thank you to all that helped me.
Hi Gary, I guess it all boils down to personal preference and what you can afford. I, personally, buy new because I will know from day one how the vehicle is maintained and driven.
I think the 2027 trucks look great, although I will be keeping my 2025 since it will paid off in January. Now, in the original post it was stated that the 2.7 finally gets the 10 speed. I'm not sure that's a good thing. So far it seems like the revised 8 speed from 2024 and on is a better transmission than the 10 speed. I guess time will tell.
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