Tag: 2022

GM Would Like Everyone to Stop Panicking About Ticking V8 Engines
General Motors has a message for modern truck and SUV owners: that ticking sound coming from your V8 engine is completely normal, so stop asking...
Is GM’s 6.2L V8 Engine Recall Failing? The Government Is Now Investigating
If you drive a late-model General Motors truck or SUV with a 6.2L V8 under the hood, you’ve likely been following the massive engine recall...
“Service Forward Collision” on a Silverado or Sierra? Try Cleaning the Glass, Dummy.
Imagine the sinking feeling: you are driving your late-model, high-tech Chevrolet Silverado or GMC Sierra, and suddenly the dashboard lights up with a “Service Front...
What To Do If Your Silverado’s Engine Won’t Shut Off: Inside GM’s Weird New TSB
Imagine pulling into your driveway, putting your truck in park, and hitting the ignition button to turn it off. Instead of peace and quiet, the...
The Tiny Sensor Causing Big Problems on 2021-2025 GM Full-Size SUVs
It’s a classic automotive mismatch: a stationary wire and a rapidly spinning drivetrain component. When the two meet, the spinning metal usually wins, and the...
GM Truck & SUV Engine Oil Capacity Specs: The Ultimate Master Guide
There is nothing worse than standing in the oil aisle at the auto parts store, or worse, laying under your truck with the drain pan...
Missing Camera Grid Lines? GM Details Fix for Silverado and Sierra Surround Vision Issues
GM’s Surround Vision Camera system is easily one of the most useful features on modern trucks. Whether you’re trying to perfectly align a trailer hitch...
GM Issues Rare “Do-Over” Recall for Terrifying Diesel Truck Lock-Up Defect
General Motors is issuing a follow-up recall for a select number of heavy-duty and light-duty trucks that were previously serviced for a terrifying rear-wheel lock-up...
GM 2.7L Turbo Camshaft Binding: Symptoms and the PIP5865L Reset Procedure
If you just took delivery of a new GM truck or sedan with the 2.7L Turbo engine (L3B or L2R) and already have a Check...
Blank or Black Screen on Your GM Truck or SUV? Here’s What to Check First
Your screen goes black. No speedometer. No backup camera. No infotainment. Just a dark slab of glass staring back at you. Maybe it comes back...