You mean that is a car tansmission I have behind my PSD with 300k on it?
They're working on a new marketing campaign now
"You think our trucks are tough, you should see our cars!"
GM introduces Diesel off road pickup
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They're working on a new marketing campaign now
"You think our trucks are tough, you should see our cars!"
Funny thing is when snowplow guys are talking about cars they are talking about GM trucks.:laughing:
Yeah sure. next thing you're gonna tell us is it's untouched.....:laughing:
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It has never been touched.:thumbsup:
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Diamond- Thanks. For me I had a bit of driving relearning when I first got this truck as I wasn't used to having a locker. Had to be more careful going around wet corners as the back end would sometimes get away from me.
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Turns out the snow ripped off the harness on one truck and the DEF fluid limp issues has alot of Canadian trucks down waiting for an answer . Just check out the diesel place and how much of this is going on where its cold .
Turns out the snow ripped off the harness on one truck and the DEF fluid limp issues has alot of Canadian trucks down waiting for an answer . Just check out the diesel place and how much of this is going on where its cold .
Holy smokes, I'm surprised we haven't seen more comments about this problem. They have to remove the DEF tank, drain it, reinstall the tank, reflash the system, refill the DEF tank, and then reflash the sytem again. 3 hour job on every 2011 sold. If I had one I'd be sure to get it to the dealer to get that corrected before going into limp mode of 5mph a long ways from home. Gotta love the new sophisticated vehicles. At least with the computers controlling so much, a reflash can correct problems like this.
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That still doesnt resolve it . DEF is still freezing up .
Turns out the snow ripped off the harness on one truck and the DEF fluid limp issues has alot of Canadian trucks down waiting for an answer . Just check out the diesel place and how much of this is going on where its cold .
That is interesting.
Can you imagine if that was on a Ford there would be a couple people here blowing it out of proportion.