Tag: 2025

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...
The 2027 Chevy Equinox is Losing its CVT, But is the 8-Speed Actually Better?
The completely redesigned fourth-generation Chevy Equinox is barely getting settled into driveways, but General Motors has already quietly published fleet order details detailing some major...
We Tested the Chevy Traverse Z71 in Peak Mud Season: Here is the Honest Truth
We just wrapped up a week testing the new Chevy Traverse Z71. Let me be clear right out of the gate: the last-generation Traverse was...
Is Your Fuel Gauge Lying? GM Recalls 2025-2026 Silverado & Sierra 3500HDs Over Stalling Risk
General Motors has officially issued a new safety recall (NHTSA Recall No. 26V129) affecting nearly 12,000 heavy-duty trucks. If you rely on a 2025 or...
Why Your Newer Silverado HD Headlights Are Randomly Quitting (And GM’s Fix)
Having your exterior lights randomly stop working is never a fun experience—especially when you’re relying on a heavy-duty rig after dark. If you own a...
Got a Top-End Tick? GM Issues TSB PIP6101for 2025-2026 2.7L, 2.5L, and 2.0L Engines
If you have noticed a distinct ticking noise coming from the top end of your newer Chevrolet or GMC truck or SUV, you aren’t just...
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...
GM Transparent Trailer Fix: Solving Calibration Issues for Trailers Over 119 Inches
If you have spent the last few weeks driving in circles around an empty parking lot trying to get your GM Transparent Trailer system to...
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...