Owners of some 2023-2024 Silverado and Sierra trucks have reported that the front heated seat indicator lights may not function as expected. Specifically, any combination of the three “on” indicator lights, or even all of them, may not illuminate when the heated seat function is activated. The Diagnosis Before you rush to your local GM… Continue reading Hot Seat, Cold Lights: Unpacking the Heated Seat Indicator Issue in 2023-2024 GM Trucks
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If you’re the owner of a 2023 or 2024 GM truck or SUV, you might want to pay close attention. A recent TSB from GM has highlighted an issue with the Trailer Brake Control Module that could leave you in a bit of a jam—or should we say, without a jam? Let’s dive into the… Continue reading Service Trailer Brake System – Why Your 2023 or 2024 Chevy / GMC May Display This Message
If you’ve noticed that your 2022-2023 Chevrolet Silverado or GMC Sierra has a leaky or dribbling front surround view camera washer nozzle, the fix is easy to implement and most likely covered under warranty. GM’s Surround View Camera System GM’s Surround View camera system is a fantastic piece of technology. It helps you park, tow,… Continue reading Does The Front Camera On Your 2022-2023 Silverado or Sierra Leak and / or Dribble? Here’s The Fix!
General Motors is recalling 3,893 2024 Silverado HD and GMC Sierra HD pickups due to an improperly heat-treated steering shaft. The defective part may crack and fracture, causing a loss of steering. According to CarScoops, it was one of GM’s quality engineers who discovered the problem during a routine alignment. A report was filed with… Continue reading 2024 Silverado HD & Sierra HD Facing Steering Shaft Recall
Procharger is letting Silverado and Sierra HD pickup owners in on the supercharging fun. Now, anyone with a (L8T) 6.6L Gasoline engine in their Silverado or Sierra 2500HD/3500HD can bolt on a 150-horsepower gain in the comfort of their garage. Procharger L8T 6.6L V8 Supercharger Specs Procharger is offering the kit for enthusiasts to install… Continue reading You Can Now Supercharge your Silverado or Sierra HD
If you’re the proud owner of a 2023 Silverado 1500, Sierra 1500, or the 2024 Silverado 2500/3500 and Sierra 2500/3500 models, you might have noticed something peculiar about your optional upfitter auxiliary switches. You know, those handy little switches on the instrument panel that control your auxiliary equipment? Well, it turns out, there’s a small… Continue reading Fix: Auxiliary Switches May Not Illuminate Properly on 2023/2024 Silverado & Sierra
Something funky and hilarious is going on inside General Motors OnStar-powered connected owners apps. myGMC, myChevrolet and possibly myBuick and myCadillac, have errantly started alerting owners that the tires in their vehicles are “critically low” and instead are suggesting comically and dangerously high recommended pressures. Update: 9/8/23: After reaching out to General Motors, GM-Trucks.com received… Continue reading GM Connected Owners Apps Go Haywire – Recommend Hilariously High Tire Pressures
General Motors is making an under-the-radar investment in it’s Duramax Engine facility that will ensure the next-generation HD Diesel engine continues to be manufactured in Ohio. You’d be forgiven if you can’t keep up with all of the money GM is investing these days. Even we’re finding it challenging. The company has recently announced upgrades… Continue reading Under The Radar, GM Invests In DMAX Facility Expansion