2016 Chevy Silverado LTZ Z71

watrboy

Observer
I ordered the pump, a new serpentine belt and a new pump stretch belt......$151.28 for everything is better than a $550 and $728 quote
You probably need it, but the test I read was to pump the brakes and see if the vacuum goes away fairly quickly. Something like that. Pretty straight forward to replace.
 

ThundahBeagle

Well-known member
I'm sure it is. I had my 2014 done a few years ago

Yeah. That's what I said before you went off talking about buying and installing parts. I know for a fact, as I had mine done. They shouldn't give you any guff about it at all, like I said. Unless it had already been done before, but it should be listed.

The infi on the recall is out there on FleetOwner, GM-Trucks, and the website you listed...
Best of luck. Let us know how it goes
 

ThundahBeagle

Well-known member
Looks like extended coverage to 10 years, 150k. I know GM covered a lot of them. Local dealer told me the parts were cheaper at the dealer because GM had to buy them back.
Go figure 🤔

So...were there enough issues that GM decided to extend the warranty fir that specific issue only?
 

D45

Explorer
Looking at new tires soon

There's now only one option in 295/65R18

The Wrangler Duratrac and it's like $433 per tire

I'm looking at the LT305/60R18 in a Toyo or Nitto that's around $320 each
 

watrboy

Observer
Looking at new tires soon

There's now only one option in 295/65R18

The Wrangler Duratrac and it's like $433 per tire

I'm looking at the LT305/60R18 in a Toyo or Nitto that's around $320 each
I run LT295/70R18 Falken ATW3 on my 2500HD. Great tire, but those are all big heavy tires. Tires are a big expense anymore. But they sure last longer.
 

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