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  1. J

    BREAKING: GM is officially recalling the L87

    Fair enough. Is 1234yf the inspection? If so, 2 hours sounds reasonable for that, but 2-3 days does not.
  2. J

    BREAKING: GM is officially recalling the L87

    I don't think you have to be able to produce the second letter, but I think your VIN has to have been "released" by GM (which is maybe essentially the same thing as getting the second letter, i.e., they happen at about the same time). So, no I'm not aware of anyone who has had the test done...
  3. J

    BREAKING: GM is officially recalling the L87

    I may be 100% wrong on this, because I haven't received my second letter yet, but I was assuming that the letter is not dealer-specific. Instead, it just means that GM as a whole has opened up your VIN for inspection (regardless of what dealer you choose to take it to). I am assuming that the...
  4. J

    BREAKING: GM is officially recalling the L87

    I don't see how it could possibly take 2-3 days for testing to be completed. Maybe the dealership could let it sit for 2-3 days before they get around to it, but the inspection procedure itself should take about an hour. There is a video posted of the actual inspection procedure, and this...
  5. J

    BREAKING: GM is officially recalling the L87

    I believe someone posted previously that if your engine fails the inspection, the dealership is supposed to keep your vehicle until they can complete the engine replacement. So, hopefully that means they are able to provide a loaner vehicle. But I would expect this may vary from dealer to dealer.
  6. J

    BREAKING: GM is officially recalling the L87

    There are a number of folks who have posted on here that have had the recall inspection completed at their dealer (and most seem to have passed inspection, of those who have posted). So, I would assume that the majority of dealers are equipped to handle the inspection procedure at this point...
  7. J

    BREAKING: GM is officially recalling the L87

    The V has a different V8 engine, not part of this recall, as far as I understand.
  8. J

    BREAKING: GM is officially recalling the L87

    That is probably the right way to think about it!
  9. J

    BREAKING: GM is officially recalling the L87

    I’m not super excited about either possible outcome. Initially, when this whole thing started, I wanted a new engine because that seemed like the best solution. Now, I’m not sure. I’m also assuming as many others have said on here, that the vast majority of engines will pass the test (likely...
  10. J

    BREAKING: GM is officially recalling the L87

    By the way, I’m not trying to reignite the argument on which oil SHOULD be used. Just saying which oil I think IS being used by the vast majority of the public.
  11. J

    BREAKING: GM is officially recalling the L87

    Still, I would have to assume that 99% of 6.2L owners (at least those pre-inspection) and close to 100% of 5.3L owners are still running the GM-recommended 0W-20. I think this forum, and perhaps the people you know personally, are "enthusiasts" and in the minority when it comes to (a) closely...
  12. J

    GMC v. Chevrolet - Does Brand Matter?

    All good points made here. I have a 2023 Tahoe Z71, and while I really like it, in hindsight, if I had looked more at the Yukon AT4 and really studied the differences, I might have gone that route. Many of these things may have changed with the 2025 models, but here are the main things that I...
  13. J

    Hands Free Rear Liftgate - 2025 HC

    Agree with this!
  14. J

    My first introduction!

    Is that hood scoop thing functional?
  15. J

    Carbyte 2024 Tahoe 6.2l

    I think he’s just saying that even though DFM does not get disabled until you reach 40 mph, the auto stop/start is disabled immediately/at all times. In other words, it’s not like the entire Carbyte device only becomes operational once you reach 40 mph.
  16. J

    And I thought Tahoes/Yukons Were Expensive

    Were you really cross-shopping a Bronco and a Honda Element? Seems like 2 completely different vehicles.
  17. J

    BREAKING: GM is officially recalling the L87

    Thanks for the info! A couple questions: 1) Where does it say this? 2) Isn’t N252494002 only applicable to vehicles in dealer inventory?
  18. J

    BREAKING: GM is officially recalling the L87

    Or, they've run out of the new oil fill cap? :D
  19. J

    BREAKING: GM is officially recalling the L87

    I got the same letter today as well. I have a 2023 Tahoe. Maybe they are taking care of the earlier (2021-2022) model years first? What year is yours?
  20. J

    BREAKING: GM is officially recalling the L87

    Sure thing. Will be interesting to see if/how this recall affects trade-in values for vehicles with the 6.2L. For example, assuming you get the recall work completed and your engine passes inspection before you trade it in, will you experience a haircut on the trade-in value, given that the...
  21. J

    BREAKING: GM is officially recalling the L87

    Still rolling the dice. I believe passing the inspection means that although your engine was produced within in the window of "bad" engines, the pico scope is not picking up enough noise to indicate that engine replacement is necessary. The fact that GM is offering a special extended 150k mile...
  22. J

    BREAKING: GM is officially recalling the L87

    I believe this was already posted earlier, but here is a video showing the actual inspection procedure (with a passing result, of course):
  23. J

    BREAKING: GM is officially recalling the L87

    I agree with you, I would be interested to see the results in detail - but I think realistically, all most of us will see is a pass/fail. Maybe someone who has a really good relationship with their service department could get some more detailed documentation, but I don't think they necessarily...
  24. J

    BREAKING: GM is officially recalling the L87

    What does that mean??

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