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I have a 2008 GMC, extended cab. It has 1500 miles. When come to a stop, braking from about 45 and higher. When I let my foot off of the brake to go, I hear a thump, cant tell if its the rear brakes releasing, or slack in the rearend??? I sometimes hear it when it comes to a complete stop, and the rear of the truck sits down.

 

Any thoughts??

2000DV4.8 Senior Enthusiast

2000DV4.8

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Yet another insightful and helpful post from Won.

 

Chances are, it is the slip yoke, packing it with grease should alleviate the problem for a while.

VMax2007 Senior Enthusiast

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I must be lucky, None of the last 7 I have owned has done this???

 

Don

 

Same here....I am 0 for 3.

 

I guess Won is just unlucky? :shakehead:

 

OP, have your dealer check it out.

dlstewart01 Senior Enthusiast

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Yet another insightful and helpful post from Won.

 

Chances are, it is the slip yoke, packing it with grease should alleviate the problem for a while.

 

I thought of the slip yoke but this truck so new they would not have greased it during assembly for it to be clunking so soon.

 

Don

takevin Senior Enthusiast

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I thought the noise is coming from the front passenger side on this??

tobias Senior Enthusiast

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I must be lucky, None of the last 7 I have owned has done this???

 

Don

 

Same here....I am 0 for 3.

 

I guess Won is just unlucky? :shakehead:

 

OP, have your dealer check it out.

 

 

Karma's a bitch. :lol:

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I took my truck to the dealership, for the skip yoke issue. They said that they pack it with grease. They also said that GM is aware of the problem, but has not come up with a permanant fix???

 

Thoughts....

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