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Yep crazy.By the way, Toyota has engines on 0w8 oil)
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Yep crazy.By the way, Toyota has engines on 0w8 oil)
Everyone keeps talking about finding the engine build date on the head. I see others mention a sticker by the headlight. I have stickers by both headlights, which one should I go with driver or passenger? The two stickers have different dates.
I’ve been looking, if you know the answer please just let me know instead of redirecting me somewhere else.Read the full recall at the link in the post below (look at the pics, too...).
BREAKING: GM is officially recalling the L87
Do you know when the toyota recall happened ? And when those vehicles were made ? https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a61708841/toyota-tundra-lexus-lx-engine-replacement-recall/ Can you prove me wrong about the dealer tools/training/salary? You sound like someone that just googled stuff. I...www.tahoeyukonforum.com
Yes, looked at that pic and understood where to look on the head which is difficult on a Z71 with skid plates.Read the full recall at the link in the post below (look at the pics, too...).
BREAKING: GM is officially recalling the L87
Do you know when the toyota recall happened ? And when those vehicles were made ? https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a61708841/toyota-tundra-lexus-lx-engine-replacement-recall/ Can you prove me wrong about the dealer tools/training/salary? You sound like someone that just googled stuff. I...www.tahoeyukonforum.com
GM techs arent gonna like being paid 18 hours to do this engine swap if it comes to thatRead the full recall at the link in the post below (look at the pics, too...).
BREAKING: GM is officially recalling the L87
Do you know when the toyota recall happened ? And when those vehicles were made ? https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a61708841/toyota-tundra-lexus-lx-engine-replacement-recall/ Can you prove me wrong about the dealer tools/training/salary? You sound like someone that just googled stuff. I...www.tahoeyukonforum.com
In Russia, one guy has been working for a year to put a 6.6 engine instead of his L87, but everything is complicated there, and the prospects are not yet clear. It is very difficult to make friends between the engine from Global A and the Global B carHere’s a question for some that might want to get away from all these issues and will pay out of pocket. Where can you go get a well built from the bottom up small block that would be a bolt in replacement for the 6.2? Like a 6.6 with non afm/dfm internals. A reliable kick ass 450 HP 500 TQ? I’d also go for a kit to swap over to the 6.6 Duramax in the SUV’s the 2500’s can share with us!
This is not what the service manager at my local dealer told me. He said that since GM is sanctioning the use of 0W40 then that is what they are putting in any of these engines that come in for an oil change. Any idea when GM will come out with an official fix? I'm a little past due with the oil change and I'm wondering if I should just wait.If you come in a GM dealership right now with a 6.2 from 2021-2024 then yes you are responsible for paying for it if you are asking to put 0-40 oil in it. I'm gonna make you sign the original hard copy giving me permission to perform the work. So if something happens to your engine before GM authorizes this particular fix and you have trouble then they have an exit. I get 2-3 calls a day about people asking about changing oil and if you want to pay for it and sign the original hard copy I will put Mrs. Buttersworth's in there if you want it.
They say Jun 9 in the NHTSA recall report.This is not what the service manager at my local dealer told me. He said that since GM is sanctioning the use of 0W40 then that is what they are putting in any of these engines that come in for an oil change. Any idea when GM will come out with an official fix? I'm a little past due with the oil change and I'm wondering if I should just wait.
If I had more disposable cash I’d definitely be considering a shop like Hennessey or Lingfelter to clean up the mess with alleged parts/tolerances and do performance modifications.Here’s a question for some that might want to get away from all these issues and will pay out of pocket. Where can you go get a well built from the bottom up small block that would be a bolt in replacement for the 6.2? Like a 6.6 with non afm/dfm internals. A reliable kick ass 450 HP 500 TQ? I’d also go for a kit to swap over to the 6.6 Duramax in the SUV’s the 2500’s can share with us!
I used to have a jet ski rental business and had trailers that held 2 and the biggest trailer held 4.2 Jet ski's and some people and stuff? Hell, My daughters 1.5L Bronco sport could do that! I just pulled a 6500# 28' Tritoon with a 400 on the back last week and hardly knew it was there....
Yes I will put 0-40 in your truck but YOU are gonna PAY for it out of YOUR pocket. The fix has not been made official yet therefore GM is NOT paying for your oil change since you have heard 0-40 is what they are going to and want to jump the gun and get it done before its official.This is not what the service manager at my local dealer told me. He said that since GM is sanctioning the use of 0W40 then that is what they are putting in any of these engines that come in for an oil change. Any idea when GM will come out with an official fix? I'm a little past due with the oil change and I'm wondering if I should just wait.
So you only had 2500 miles on the oil you sent in? Would be real surprised if they find anything bad at that mileage.2024, 0w-20 was changed once during initial service at 7500 miles. At 10k now.
Swapped out the lighter fluid for real oil yesterday. Cut the filter open so I could sleep at night. Happy to find nothing in it.
Took an oil sample and sent it off to Lake Speed for wear analysis.
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Yes, looked at that pic and understood where to look on the head which is difficult on a Z71 with skid plates.
Which is why I’m inquiring to find out about the stickers by the headlights.
Thanks anyway.
Right the engine build date wouldn't be by the headlight it's on the driverside head on the rear and can be a real PITA to take a picture of it.I highly doubt that the engine build info would be by a headlight -- the engines can be assembled long before being installed in the chassis. Since the recall definitively shows where to find the engine build date, that's what I pointed to. Difficult or not, that's where GM says it is. Try a borescope?