Agree, I have only purchased California Car Covers as IMO they are the best on the market. Can be a little pricey but well worth it. I had one for years to protect my Custom 55 Chevy
Yes back in that time frame we were still using Janesville assembly plant until it closed around 2008, then all large SUV production moved into Arlington,
As someone who worked got GM Truck for 30 years there is not any difference in the frame coatings. All these frames are the same and come in by rail car to the start of the assembly line. If something indeed was different it would have to have an RPO in the build sheet
All GM Large SUV's are built in Arlington TX as of right now, that includes the Tahoe, Yukon and Escalade. The only difference may be that the default settings are Metric as in speedometer and mileage. What features are you having a hard time with?
Here in MI it is illegal for the front driver and pass windows to be tinted. pretty rare for getting pulled over for tint though. I have heard that you can get a waiver from an optometrist for sun sensitivity, can't confirm that though. I remember when I traded in my 2016 Tahoe with tint on...
As I have mentioned before in previous threads is the best outcome for anyone with an affected engine should hope to fail the PICO test and receive a new engine, changing oil viscosity for a badly machined crank shaft didn't pass muster.
Thanks for the update, yes it is hard chasing down GM part numbers for sure. When we would direct part number changes at GM it was due to "Fit, Form, or Function" and also to "Breakpoint" parts for tracking system. A quick search on the bearing part numbers you provided list #5504 as a...
There is not a ROV in the fuel filler pipe, what you are probably feeling is the flame arrestor in the filler pipe due to E85 and potential for flash back. If you still can't fill after replacing the cannister there is probably lines that are blocked allowing the tank to vent
Here is another good video that explains in detail the additional vehicles that may be added to the recall and the engineering analysis , some have speculated that the 2025's are included. I have not seen anything official as of yet for 2025's
So you have a 6.2L in your 2026, and I have one in my 2025, the OP was asking about the recalled engines which is 2024 for most models. Not sure where you get your rumors but as of right now there is not any recall on 25 or 26 L87's. Also buying an extended warranty does nothing for a recalled...
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