@@kingsaltman i worked for GM and was trained by them,starting when the overdrives first came out,just like FORD,change,they will perfect a unit and then complicate it,i'm retired now,its stupid they will spend millions building a good unit, then complicate it,nonsense of a higher order,electronics has no business in the HYDRO MATIC DIVISION,WORKED FOR THEM TILL 1989,THE 4l80 e is a good unit,only flaws is it is bushing sensitive,bushings go and it goes,everything under the floorboards should be fixed and then left to maintenance,no they have to keep up with competition,stupid at best,glad im out of the trade,hassling people this way when the paid hard earned dollars is cruel
I'm a retired ASE Master Tech with an L1 advanced level cert. and 40 + yrs experience: 25yrs at a GM dealer, 20 as head tech with auto transmission as My specialty along with engine drivability because they are related. Now that I'm retired I can safely say that GM is one of the most arrogant company's I've ever seen they will make something that is nothing but trouble and know it. But because they are so big they don't care and will usually continue making the same P.O.S. for a few years then do a so called "make over" that again has it's own trouble so the process therefore NEVER ENDS!!! I could tell You stories that would curl Your hair about the "WE DON"T CARE " attitude they have. Now before some mechanic hater says "why don't you speak up?' the answer is some of us do because it really bothers us and believe Me we get sick of hearing the complaints and told we're dumb or stupid because we can't fix it. But we bite our tongue and must be careful if You want and KEEP a job. I've been asked if I miss it ? All I can say is no I don't miss getting My nuts kicked by some one almost every day.
So what causes the random shutter issues with the Tahoes ? My 2017 does it randomly. Not often but once every now and then it will do it. Seems to to be related to the cylinder deactivation system.
Typical GM. I bought my wife a brand new Cadillac CTS and General Motors spent almost $15k on warranty work in our first 3 years of ownership. The only reason that number isn't higher is GM refused to repair the car anymore even though it was still under factory warranty. We traded the Cadillac in on a Lexus and now only visit the dealer for oil changes and free donuts. Problem solved! The car almost has 100k miles on it now and we have done nothing but feed it gas and oil. We're Lexus owners for life!
DIY Dan The Japanese make the best cars in the world. They have the kaizan system which means constantly improving. Toyota, Honda reward their workers with extra money for finding any defects before their vehicles leave the factory. They think years ahead. They're management doesn't constantly change like American and European auto manufacturers. American and European cars are crap.
For $65k, those trucks should come with a chauffeur or new set of tires every 2 yrs of ownership if original owner. * Wait till Scotty Kilmer watches this. Lol
It’s not really bad engineering as much as it is poorly developed. In GM’s rush to get product to market, they use the buying public for its R&D. Where do you want to start? Aluminum block Vega engines? The Old’s diesel? 700R4 transmission? GM’s boned people for DECADES. I quit buying new GM stuff a long time ago.
it's just the 2013 gm's and newer, it's the cylinder deactivation crap that's the reason, currently on an 2015 escalade and as soon as I bought it, I did a afm delete which deactivates the 8 cylinder to a 4, currently on 147k with stock engine and transmission and still going strong!
I was extremely disappointed when I bought my 2017 brand new off the lot after saving for a new pickup for YEARS. Finally got rid of it in Sept 2019 and actually got a pretty good sales price for it from a different gmc dealer in the area. Back to my 2001 gmc that runs better than any new pickup I’ve test drove recently.
My 2001 suburban 5.3V8 still running great, my 2005 Chevy 1500 5.3V8 also running great. My brothers 2016chevy1500 4x4 tranny just went out $5000 to fix it
Avoid trucks and large SUVs and it's not that bad. A 2020 corolla or Elantra or Sentra is approximately the same cost with inflation as it was in 1996. You could argue about income stagnation for many jobs. Most "compact" cars though are not more expensive now if you consider inflation. One of the big issues is they can't make a basic small truck anymore for the US. has to have a million safety features and all the other tech.
@@sirreginaldthe4th i have a 2017 elantra and they don't cost to much but their also built kinda cheap. I also have a 2018 Silverado thats a way better quality build ride and comfort wise
And in MI. Similarly, North Carolina's DOJ website says this is one of the qualifying conditions: The manufacturer makes “a reasonable number of attempts” to fix the vehicle. This means that the car has been repaired for the same problem four or more times, or that it has been out of service a cumulative total of 20 or more business days during a 12 month period of the warranty.
This issue could be that they may not be able to prove it's an issue. If that makes sense. Some tech, mechanic, manager, GM exec it whoever could hop into the driver's seat and say it doesn't shake any more than any other vehicle in the lot.
That cylinder deactivation nonsense never worked. They started with that in the late 80s with the advent of computer chips but to this day they can't get it right. Just drop the thing. It doesn't work.
my grandmas old honda odyssey had that eco mode where it shut down half the engine, worked really good for 13 years until a lady hit her and totaled the van out.
GM needs to get rid of that AFM engaging and disengaging from 4cyl to 8 cyl mode, causes a shudder from sudden activation espescially on the 14 and up LT engines. Do a lifter/cam swap and AFM delete and it will fix the issue.
It's the government that forceses them do do stuff like that it's a big heavy suv or truck either you can have the power to get it around reasonable these days and the mpg associated with that or you can put in a smaller motor and get slightly better mpg but make it slightly more than useless as int intended purpose And I am in favor of everyone doing a cam swap even with lifters and spring and a dod delete kit it's still cheaper than something with 4 cams
2011 GM Impala here, been changing the oil every 7.5k miles, and the transmission fluid every 65k miles. So far, I'm at 233k. I'd say as long as you put care into your vehicle and don't try it like a damn supercar, you'll be fine.
What about breaking them up? Or passing laws which prohibit them from buying back their own stock? Or withholding federal contracts from them unless they rein in excessive CEO pay?
Wilbernp2 2020 Silverado 2500 with 6.6 vortec. Hard shifts, when I come to a complete stop after 2 seconds I hear/feel a hit in the back like I got rear ended. I’ve even looked behind to make sure no one hit me for real. The center console turns off and on by itself. Cuts my phone call, audio, or navigation maps. Hazards came on by themselfs like 2 times. Directional came on and wouldn’t turn off, had to turn off and on truck.
Yep, my 2008 truck had transmission issues starting in its first 2000 miles. Suffice it to say I had it in many times, they denied problems until the transmission was screeching between shifts, then they put clutches in it (3 times under warranty) it would start again in a couple thousand miles and they would deny anything until you could hear is shift down the street. Then it completely locked up the entire drive train in the middle of the road and I had to tow it in at 40,000. Insane how bad they are. I finally had to have the trans and torque converter rebuilt (out of warranty) and the truck runs fine now. GM Service Stinks. All they want to do is keep the rattles quiet in hopes that your warranty will run out before they have to do any real work. And I went to many shops so this isn't about 1 dealer. Oh and the Regional GM Customer Service guy wouldn't even me a number and said he didn't even have an email address. That should tell you all you need to know.
I bought a 2016 Silverado LTZ, and have had issues with the transmission since the very first day. I tried to take it back the 2nd day, and was told by the dealer that I couldn't because I signed a contract. I told them I would hire a lawyer, & they told me all I would be doing is wasting my money, because their lawyers would keep it tied up in court for years. Chevy did finally admit that there was a problem, & extended the drive train warranty to 61,000 miles. But now even that has expired, & I still have the same problem. This is the final American vehicle I will buy. I have bought only Chevy's for over 40 years, & I'm sick of their lying dealerships. The salesmen lie, the mechanics lie, and the customer service for Chevy is horrible. My next truck will be a Tundra, I have talked to so many owners & they tell me they are extremely satisfied with the truck, the dealerships, & service departments.
Salesmen and mechanics at dealerships lie? Can’t be. I once thought I found an honest one at a dealership, but I was badly mistaken. He was just a crook in disguise.
@@daviddouglass7662 Do they put AFM in the 2500-3500? I only know my brother just had to trade in a broken 2015 Ram with $4800 in repairs needed for the AFM. Driving a 21 Ram now.
You're like me you love the reliability and the look of the tundra but I must warn you I've talked to a bunch of owners and every one of them says the same thing the mileage sucks you can't pass a gas station with those 5.7. the next thing is the 6.2 l 2017 LTZ I'm driving now would ring circles around that 5.7. I can't sell the busted truck so I have to put some money in mine thinking about just replacing the torque converter maybe but the next one I get if I do go with the tundra I may have to do some significant work to improve that mileage and power.
I love my tundra-its not a heavy duty work truck but its great for a weekend warrior such as myself. Ive done the ATF service a few times now, 60K, 100K, 150K and now Im at 181K, and no issues other than the pan bolts are frozen in the case and will not come out without breaking. If you do buy a tundra you must upgrade the pan bolts to stainless before they are an issue down the road.
I'd love to do that, but those vehicles I don't use as a daily driver. Like many mechanics I know, it's just easier to drive a whip like a Camry or Accord and drive a sports car on the weekend, etc.
@@apprenticefelix7740 Well if that's your thinking about it than why did Obama say that you would have a better warranty. I guess Obama had a big heart. The Democrats screw up everything that they touch or had a corrupt hand in. They can't tell the truth about any of their dealings with the American people. Just look at that Wonderful Crooked Biden that in the White House now. They have screw the working class people again. Blind shall lead the Blind and they will all fall in the ditch.
The air bags that they were sued over and dragged out as long as they could. I had a 2011 Chevy Suburban that had a recall on the air bags in 2015. I tried for five years to get them replaced and Chevy kept saying the case hadn’t been settled yet. About a month ago I got a call that they would replace them. It was to late as I had already traded the vehicle
@@robertallen8542 that's the takata air bag, every manufacturer that used them had issues, even Tesla used them and they were refusing to replace them until they were threatened with a lawsuit.
Bob at the union was drinking on the job again. You have to go inside that transmission and redo everything Bob did. and then General Motors needs to quit buying their Transmissions from Chinese counterfeiters.
Nothing to do with it being made in China. They will make whatever you want junk or gold. GM failed at designing and coordinating their production better.
Bought brand new 2017 silverado, was at dealer multiple times, took in for erratic shifting and shaking. Dealer said they cant feel it to show them. Ended up trading off truck and taking a hit on trade in value w under 36000 miles becuz it was total shit and wasnt getting stuck in future with huge bill for a shitty transmission. So GM you lost a customer for life. In glad some is exposing this problem, there's no accountability in this world!
..... GM sells over a million vehicles a year with a 6L80. Even Toyota has had embarrassing transmission problems these days. www.carcomplaints.com/news/2020/toyota-8-speed-transmission-problems-lawsuit.shtml
In 1984. It was a engineer that left Dayton tire and opened a Maaco transmission repair shop that help solve the problems with the 700R4 automatic overdrive transmission. Burnt clutch, burnt clutch, all because the pump could not provide enough pressure. Service Bulletin after Service Bulletin and yet they still charged the consumer for the repairs, unless you figured it out.
ur right and accurate man cant be more accurate😂😂 all of the gm vehicle who have afm have took its toll and having a lifter problem. if youre having the same problem i suggest buying a diablosport tuner.
@@rabbit73au we've had to shut it off on brand new gm vehicles that dealers can't fix the afm shudder on mainly full size I assume because of the high output this only happens on a select few the only reason we started shutting it off in the first place is customers were ending up with dropped afm lifters left and right unfortunately we still see the issue too just did an l83 with 75k last week you can prevent this entirely by shutting it off in software and the lifters never compress again since it never activates all the 1500 trucks mainly we've done preventively have never came back with a dropped lifter
I've got a 2018 GMC Sierra that had mild shaking in the steering wheel, it was like I was constantly going over rumble strips around 45 mph. My father in law as a mechanic recognized it right away and told me to get it to a gm dealer to change out the transmission fluid. Apparently the fluid from factory is garbage and when I got it changed, the vibration disappeared. It's been around 5,000 miles and no problems so far.
That's interesting you are the first person that has reported getting the fluid changed and the problem not coming back twice as bad after about a thousand miles. They wanted me to get the fluid changed and pay them close to $500 to do it. I got it done quite a bit cheaper at a Christian Brothers down in Houston and the next thing GM tells me is they need to be the ones to do it. Not sure what fluid was used by Christian Brothers but a regular flush didn't fix mine.
That's why you need to do your home work on what car or truck your thinking of buying on problems and reliability. Consumer reports shows Chevy, Ford, Dodge have reliability issues.
I hear you, but you shouldn’t have to worry about reliability when you’re buying a new vehicle. Obama shouldn’t have bailed out GM. He should’ve let them fail. Their doing the same crap all over again.
@@TheOzthewiz it was very cold here last week. (-40) I am a tow truck driver. Our most popular no starts this year were brand new rav4's. No idea why. Maybe they got a bad batch of batteries or something. Last year new Honda pilots were popular tows. They seem to have fixed them now.
Consumer R shows the Bolt as Chevy's most reliable. Just bo't one, absolutely love it. My 2000 Silverado 2500 (bo't new) has done well, also, 125,000 miles, but has a recurring brief shudder upon certain shift points; probably started around 75,000 miles, not sure. 6 L gas engine, AT
There have been Bulletins out about this for over a year. Depending on what transmission is in this particular Tahoe and depending on what warranty coverage that you have left depends on what gets done. We’re supposed to flush the trans out with HP fluid and update the TCM. Any dealer should know this. There are also a few relearnes that can be done and the majority of the time it’s fixed that easy. If your dealer isn’t explaining these fixes to you then find another dealer because the one your going too sucks.
My goodness!!! Ppl need to stop buying junk. GM’s quality control has gone down. They obviously don’t care cuz they been making junk for the past 15 years to present day.
@@pontiacsrule8761 Yes exactly!! You would think that cars would be higher quality considering they cost so much now!! Way to complex and too expensive. I will say that some manufacturers are better than others tho. But yeah stay away form GM, go with Toyota, Honda, or even Ford.
@@MyerShift7 idk man I’ve never owned a Chevy, but my friends and family who had the older ones from early 2000’s late 90’s had them at 300+k miles with no problems then again they were trucks and the suvs. Idk about their cars bet they’ve always been junk
Yup. I have a 2016 chevy silverado 1500 6.2 and I noticed the shudder. There is a TSB for a transmission fluid flush, upon performing that the Chevy Technician noticed metal shavings snd replaced the torque converter. Hopefully now and the future it’s fixed. Under warranty they replaced it.
@@markjou9799 the transmission needs to be reprogrammed by a reputable dealer. And that's the rub. Many dealers just plain suck and can't work on their own vehicles properly.
@@adotintheshark4848 thank you very much I will check into that. I also drive my car very slowly but i notice that the harsh shifting goes away if I run it hard.
Some of the gm production lines were using a bad transmission fluid. It destroys the torque converter. The stealerships should replace you damaged parts under warrenty.
This problem has been going on ever since they introduced the six speed automatic transmission in their trucks, and SUVs. Once they got past the four-speed automatic, all of their transmissions have been pure garbage. I worked on GM vehicles for 11 1/2 years. We were replacing the front wheel drive transmissions in the traverse, enclave, and Acadia roughly around 60,000 miles. On average we were replacing up to seven transmissions a week in the shop under warranty! Same thing with the GM 8 speed transmissions. They’re just not reliable at all. Between the head gasket/head bold issues on the Northstar engines, oil leaks, lower intake gaskets on the 60° V6 engines, timing chain failures on the Ecotec 2.4 4 cylinder, and 3.6 liter V6 engines. Cylinder deactivation, and camshaft failure on the V8s. They really are on par with Mopar as far as poor quality control is concerned.
@@jessieharbinjr.6589 THe problem mainly comes from not changing the oil at the correct timing interval. Very rarely do the chains fail outside of the typical stretching. Stretching is due to poor maintenance.
Yep, but it's funny how GM use to make some pretty good transmissions especially with the front wheel drive transmissions that started with the Toronado and Eldorado in the late 60s
So Dodge has better transmissions? There's a reason why they're leaving Spicer for an allison. Allison transmissions are top tier. Can't say much about the current market of transmissions under the body on frame SUVs and trucks since they're still not fully proven. However the older 4L60E, 700r4, and the th350 are some of the best transmissions ever produced and used in these platforms. Maybe current/updated variations, the 8L90, may be over engineered to the point of reduced reliability. Techs also run into complications understanding these new systems and how to troubleshoot these problems.
@@20tea Who said anything about Dodge? They don't even make their own transmissions anymore because Chrysler automatics have been universally horrendous. GM other than a few glaringly bad turds have been pretty good at powertrains. But their interior ergonomics, plastic quality and fit/finish historically have been abysmal. They also use cheap and shitty clear coat. It's usually one of those things where GMs (more so old ones rather than their new garbage) can often run a long time with normal use but towards the end, there's a lot of stuff that doesn't work anymore, the interior is disintigrating and the clear coat is peeling.... You just don't get that with a Toyota unless it's been badly abused it's entire life. Had a '93 GMC Sierra in great shape and the Delco radio just decided to quit working out of the blue... How does a solid state device randomly die like that unless it's cheaply made? My '86 Suzuki Samurai has the factory original radio that's been rained on a few times and it still works.
@@honkhonkler7732 I understand, problem is all manufacturers have there issues. Heard what's going on with the new Toyota rav4? Engine fires! I also have 3 friends with dodge vehicles where 2 had transmission failure and one with a bad engine 5.7 hemi. So lately I've been hating Dodge... however I understand the newer trucks have the best interior in that market. My 2007 Yukon Denali still has an amazing mirror like clear coat and the interior, while clad with plastic, is still in great shape, the leather (real leather) is also in perfect shape. I'm nearly at 180k with an engine that doesn't burn or leak oil. A transmission and a awd transfer case that doesn't cause any issues. Maintenance goes a long way too. I can't say much about the newer GM transmissions since I'm not fully familiar with them, but they may have problems with new designs. About the Suzuki samurai, I too have an 86 samurai that I tore down and rebuilt and restored. I also wheel it, but is currently down for a coil and link suspension. ua-cam.com/video/2HxfjRyv3Bc/v-deo.html Also have a 87 Mitsubishi Montero that I've grown tired of replacing head gaskets on, so I'm putting in a Chevy 4.3 engine, 700r4, and a Toyota tcase on. I understand newer cars have their problems, but some are more prone to failure than others and it really sucks when manufacturers don't own up to their mistakes.
@@DA-gn2my yeah but even some of the modern ish transmissions are good, take the 4l60e yes its a 4 speed which makes cars slow but it lasts a fairly long time and is cheap if it ever breaks, but hey if you dont drive like a maniac it will run forever, ive got an 08 tahoe and its still shifting pretty good, a bit rough when cold though
@@karlschauff7989 I've had Three Tundra's and two Tacoma's, never had an issue with the transmissions. Over two hundred thousand on all. Oxygen pump on the other hand. Two thousand dollars for just the pump! But Toyota discovered the problem and extended the warranty for it to 150,000. So they covered it in full! I live on a bluff in Iowa and often have to get up an extremely steep and rough road with snow. I will break it before I get out and walk a half mile to get home! Hasn't broke yet thank God! My sister has a 2019 chevy suburban It's parked at the bottom of the hill right now cause they can't make it up my road, and don't want to break it trying! Lmao
Let’s be honest these issues started happening when the 6to10 speeds were introduced don’t know about the higher grades having problems such as the 6l80 8l80 or even 10l80 wouldn’t doubt they have problems as well
We have two 2019 GMC 2500s for my company first truck had a transmission pump go out and destroy the transmission at 7k miles and now today our other truck same exact model and everything just had a full transmission failure in the mountains. had to shut the vehicle off because it sounded like the vehicle was going to over RPM and blow the engine. That trucks transmission failed at 32k and has caused a strain in our business as we are now down a truck and unable to make money. The GMs comment to us was that they wouldn't give us a rental vehicle until the vehicle is diagnosed which still equals to thousands of dollars in lost revenue. The first vehicle that went down to three weeks to repair.
Don't talk to much they have cvt transmissions in theirs now.. it didn't Work to well for the N ..car company. But they do have a life time warranty on the drive train that's the only plus ...
When our 18 Malibu started shaking and vibrating we brought it into the shop multiple times and they said they couldn’t fix it so one day we just stopped making our payments and let it be someone else’s problem once it was repossessed, the lady who came and took it was visibly surprised when we had a big smile and escorted them into the driver seat to take it away lol
@@alexmatthews2332 It will a bit, but if they had another car and house or whatever they are already paying for it would recover pretty quick. Also after so many years stuff will fall off your record.
Alex Matthews don’t take their advice getting repod is literally terrible on your credit. This person is a complete idiot if you truly believe this the correct solution
@@whysoenvious I agree, If it were me I'd force the dealer to make it right and give me a loner car. I'm not sure why anyone would put their ass on the line when its not really their problem, there's lemon laws that protect people in these situations.
Had this issue on a 2017 Camaro with the 8spd auto. There is a recall and the cause is a friction additive added to the trans fluid was bad. After a flush and new fluid, more issues. Supposedly if the flush doesn't work, probably means the torque converter has suffered damage and needs to be changed as well.
2011 Silverado iam having the same problem temporary fix put in manual and keep it in 5th for city driving it will shift up and down automatically if you get on the highway you can put it in 6th also a friend took it to the dealer and had the fuel management system deleted for $88 and never had the problem again about to have mine done too
This is why you do research before buying a car. I’m not even gonna try wasting my money on a car company that refuses to make a car that doesn’t just break down after a few years
Even if you do your research you might not like what you find. I would really love a Toyota tundra but fact is tundra owners will tell you their mileage sucks and that 5.7 doesn't hold a candle to the power that that 6.2 l like mine puts out. If you go with a Ford you get what they call the death wobble and you'll be lucky if you can keep it on the road. What I'm trying to say is you can do research but that doesn't mean you're not going to find problems with all of them unfortunately.
@@michaelapple2753 I understand that, but at the very least you can try to prevent yourself from buying a car that’s questionable. My aunt owns a 2017 Tundra with a 4.6 liter V8 and while it’s great as a work truck and going long distances since they can use the bed and a trailer for vacations, they refuse to use it for anything other than that since it’s terrible on gas mileage. While gas mileage isn’t something I would personally care about if I owned a vehicle like that, it does seem like one main complaint is that the Tundra gets way worse gas mileage than other comparable trucks. I’ve also read that because of it, Toyota might move towards a twin turbo V6 or even a hybrid to get better gas mileage. Toyota really doesn’t mess with forced induction when it comes to cars in the US, as far as I know, so for them to consider putting a twin turbo V6 in their new Tundras would be a be a pretty big deal
I have a 2018 Chevrolet Cruze Diesel, which I had to take to my local Chevrolet dealership due to the transmission would lose multiple gears and reduce load to all front tires. Service members found that my valve body, solenoid and torque converter needed to be replaced, which was covered under warranty. I heard from several people that Chevrolet made some of their transmissions last only about 70,000 miles due to cost cutting measures as compared to previous gen models. My transmission needed repair at 70,709 miles
I have a 2017 Silverado 1500 High Country 6.2 with 8 speed transmission. 60K started the shutter at speeds above 40 mph. Took in, still under warranty and service manager said there was a service bulletin out on it.... 10 hours later they called and said it was ready to go. Picked it up and it's smooth like a babies butt. Transmission and torque converter flush with a new trans fluid was what I was told. I have since put 3K miles on it and have had no more issues.
My dad bought a 2018 Chevy Colorado Centennial Edition brand new, and it shuttered from the minute he drove it off the lot. GM told him many different things that were not true. He is a mechanic and has been for over 20 years, so he knows what he’s doing. They were treating him like he didn’t know what he was talking about. They said it was low quality fuel, but he had a log of where filled up, how many gallons, etc. dating back months proving that was not the case. Then they said it needed a transmission fluid flush, that didn’t help. Then a new torque converter, and that made it shutter even worse. He fought GM on it, and they paid him to deal with it. He has finally had enough and is selling the truck and buying something new. GM needs to figure this out.
Jason, I am having transmission issues as well. I have 5k on my 2019 Silverado LT Z71. The dealership says they can’t replicate the problem. Sometimes there is big bang in the rear of the vehicle.
I have a 2010 3500 Silverado with the same issue. This was happening in 2012 and the dealership said they couldn’t find anything. When I got to my first brake rebuild I found the problem. I had warped rotors.. I’m thinking from the ABS malfunction applying the breaks when I wasn’t . Hence the chattering and shaking . Of course I have no warranty at this point thank you very much GM .
i fixed my shuttering it was really bad in first gear my solution was to replace the Air filter oem acdelco (the old filter was clogged with fine Dirt/dust )Shift smoothly now from first to second gear
I bought a Chevy Colorado last year, 2018 model, same thing shuddering, they changed the oil and blamed Florida humidity, I am taking it back on Saturday for the transmission again, eratic shifting. I used to be a chevy guy, never again.
I haven't had any problems with my 2017 Tahoe Premier in 29K miles. Drives like a dream except for a throttle hesitation when sudden acceleration is needed sometimes. Ordered a device to disable the AFM and keep it in V8 mode at all times. Hopefully I'll get better acceleration and downshifts with it.
Even though I found this story interesting, I want to know why the mechanics can't solve the problem. Is it because of coveted information, or incompetents, electronic engineering flaw, or what? If GM wants me and other potential customers, they should reach out to the public , and explain what is going on and what they are doing about it , as well as assure the public that THEY ( GM) will solve the problem no matter what it takes. C'mon GM, do what's RIGHT!
Some things never change. I bought a new 1981 Citation and had to change transmissions twice in 4 years. And when I tried to trade the car in at the Chevy dealer, all the salesmen disappeared like smoke, and they wouldn't let me test drive anything as long as I wanted a trade-in. So 1985 is when my family started our Chevrolet boycott.
Pretty stupid comment. I have owned Chevy's for over 30 years and never had any problems. My 16 Tahoe that I bought new has 50k miles with zero issues. The 04 Tahoe had 175k with no issues before I traded it in.
@@abrahamguerra5069 I believe Toyotas are reliable, But I need a full size truck. But I can't put 40K up for one, so Maybe I'll just put 20K into my '85 Chevy. P.s. NO LS motor. The only thing electronic , will be the AM radio.
@@pontiacsrule8761 I have always been a GM guy. Starting with my first car that was a '65 Dynamic 88, and then two' 68 98's. Then many pontiacs including a '73 Trans Am w/ 455 HO. I currently own a '98 Grand Prix GTP, and my 2005 GMC SIERRA just got totaled. But I am paying close attention to the newer stuff and what is being said about them, and I know that I don't want a new one. If I can't work on it myself, I'm not interested.
@@phillipthethird42 Toyota is great and all but if you still want gm the newer 6.6L engines in the HD trucks do not have AFM or DFM. Could always go with a turbo diesel too.
The 8 speeds have a problem, and the local dealer said there will be a software upgrade coming. Couldn't take it any longer, and the 19 GMC went to a new home.
I just wonder instead of replacing fluid or even a torque converter how much cost I'm looking at to drop a 10 speed in my 2017 6.2 Silverado 🤷🏻♂️. I don't want to do it but I don't see any fix in the future either everything I've read hasn't worked and I've already had the transmission flushed once and that didn't work.
@@krzysztofhejek4630 Yea, really sad . I am 73 and was always a Chevy guy . I had a couple of 57s and a 66 Impala convertible and several others. I still have 2 Corvair coups and 62 Corvair Rampside P/U / . But may daily drivers are Toyota .
The latest fluid addresses the problem. I do these all the time and have yet to have one come back after using the latest version of the Mobil 1 LV ATF. My opinion though is GM torque converters fkn suck. If they made a decent converter the 6l80 and 90 transmissions would hardly ever fail. Every one I fix is traced back to converter failure. Get a good billet converter and the 6 spds will live. Beside converter shudder in the 8 spds, I don't see them fail internally. Wife has one in her Cadillac and other than the shudder, which was fixed with the latest fluid, it has no issues at 92k miles.
@@nbaldo003 I'll die on it because GM & Ford fan boys wouldn't shut up about dodge/ram 90's & early 00's transmissions but now both GM's & ford's 10 speeds are getting hit like a blind man in the ring with butter bean.
Your sooooo right. And look at the reliability of Ram now but in the last 5 years more so has Greatly greatly improved. And more people are starting to get out of that old stereotype Dodge rumours and there just beginning to see how Ram is changing. Mean while Ford and GM but mostly GM is at a decline in reliability.
Most problems are due to the engines and transmission software . Also the heat of the transmission fluid due to a transmission thermostat they can be fixed but don’t wait
Still rolling in my 2010 silverado, 120000 and still going strong. Got First recall ever for that yr model. tekata air bag inflator for front passenger side. Getting fixed. Would never for the rest of my life would I buy anything new from chevy/gm especially at those prices 65 , 55 for what new garbage. 🤣
fc3sluis did you have them flush the fluid? They should flush it 3 times with the new fluid and if needed replace the torque converter if it’s already damaged. Fixed my 2016 5.3L 6 speed.
The caption of the video is "transmission issues" and every comment I have read sofar seems to be folks who have jumped onto this assumption. I have a '15 Silverado and the shudder I feel at speed is very obviously due to the cylinder deactivation. It is somewhat noticeable at highway speeds but far worse below 30-35mph. Nothing to do with the transmission and I am finding it hard to believe that GM engineers have not made this connection and developed some kind of software patch to make the cylinder deactivation less aggressive at low RPMs. Seems like this vibration could easily put significant wear on the TCC and its damper springs and perhaps worsen over time. This is the closest association I can make with the vibration and the transmission. Any fellow ASE Master techs out there who will back up my theory??
Thats what you get when GM does not build its own vehivles, they have everyone in the world build their cars. The name GM has gone from General Motors to General Mess.
Had the same problem with my 2017 Colorado. (Sane for two friends.). It turned out that the truck was assembled with the wrong transmission fluid. After my local dealer changed it for the proper fluid, the problem was solved and runs great now.
I’m in a lemon law case now with my 2016 Silverado doing the same thing, shaking, shifting funny, no power going in and out of v8 and v4 mode, heck if I wanted a 4 cylinder I would have bought a Nissan small truck, just had a updated fluid and filter change done at the dealer, it did make it a little better but not fixed
I think the biggest question in all of this is how come the lawsuit doesn't catch up to them and force them to fix it. My 2017 Silverado has been shuddering for the last 35,000 MI and I have already had talks with GM and they've already given me the runaround like most of you. I have signed up on the class action suit against them that I might add has been out for the last 2 years and nothing more has been done? When I talked to GM I said "No this is where we are at if I have to pull out of my pocket to fix your problem I'll never buy another one of your products". If you have one of the GM 8-speed transmissions between about 2015 and 2018 You are probably in the same position I am. Why can't the lawyers force GM to fix it though???
Because they are in on it as well. Nowaday we as consumers have to understand that they don't give a rats butt about us. So far on my 2016 Silverado, with about 82,000 miles on it, I had to put new tires on it at around 30,000 miles, because of the rubber chunking away. Brought it to dealer & they of course blamed it on my driving. I went ahead & had the transmission repaired somewhere else, had to do a tuneup & new serpentine belt on it at 78,000 miles, even though it wasn't supposed to be necessary until 90,000. Had to have everything taken off the front and the back brakes & redone. Mind you I have taken this to a shop I know are honest & well respected. But still, it has cost me at the very least right around $15,000. I won't ever have anything to do with a dealership again.
My transmission in my 2015 Chevy Tahoe LTZ use to jerk here and there when switching gears, but today for some reason it started jerking more than usual and finally it seems as though the 1,2,&3rd gear would not engage until the transmission overheated and the light finally comes on. The truck would not go forward, nor in reverse which I had to have the truck towed home. After the tow truck left, I started the truck and it went into drive and reverse. Is this a transmission problem, or maybe a sensor issue?
Another solution, buy a manual car instead of an automatic, because automatic cause more problems than manual cars, look how many cars are still running good because of manual transmission.
i own both, a ford and almost two years ago purchased a colorado 2019 model and it does have a weird transmission issue kind of its trying to figure out what gear to go into don't drive it much only on inclement weather days i took the extended warranty out on it and still waiting to see if they recall it for this same issue,basically no trouble with my 2012 mustang GT.
2019 Traverse. Had it 24 days and the transmission locked up while driving down the road. It shows a code when scanned, but GM engineering said they don't know what the code means. They told the dealership to tear into the transmission and look for things that don't look right.
They know what it is but they don't tell you. It happened to me also. I took my sierra the next day to arbogast and told me right away it would be a $2600 fix with 2 yr warranty.
I live in California, I have the same problems (transmission, AC, and radiator) with my top-of-the-line 2017 Chevy 4X4 paid over 57K for something that has been sitting in the shop since December 31, 2020. Chevy keeps giving me the runaround and refuses to assist me. I am 65 and need my vehicle to take my husband, who is being checked for cancer, to his doctor appointments. Now I must rely on friends and family to help. Chevy does not give a damn about our situation, I feel they are waiting for me to give up and stop contacting them. I have purchase 5 new chevy vehicles in my lifetime and have no intentions of purchasing another chevy vehicle and neither will any of my family.
After 80 years of building transmissions they have gotten worse since the 70s. Just give us the turbo 400 with extra gears, problem solved.
No after-market profits in that! International Harvester figured that out. That's why they stopped making the Scout II.
So why is this coming out a fricken year later??!!
They already did that. That’s what a 4L80 is
@@kingsaltman i worked for GM and was trained by them,starting when the overdrives first came out,just like FORD,change,they will perfect a unit and then complicate it,i'm retired now,its stupid they will spend millions building a good unit, then complicate it,nonsense of a higher order,electronics has no business in the HYDRO MATIC DIVISION,WORKED FOR THEM TILL 1989,THE 4l80 e is a good unit,only flaws is it is bushing sensitive,bushings go and it goes,everything under the floorboards should be fixed and then left to maintenance,no they have to keep up with competition,stupid at best,glad im out of the trade,hassling people this way when the paid hard earned dollars is cruel
Just buy ZF transmissions and install them in all your vehicles .
I'm a retired ASE Master Tech with an L1 advanced level cert. and 40 + yrs experience: 25yrs at a GM dealer, 20 as head tech with auto transmission as My specialty along with engine drivability because they are related. Now that I'm retired I can safely say that GM is one of the most arrogant company's I've ever seen they will make something that is nothing but trouble and know it. But because they are so big they don't care and will usually continue making the same P.O.S. for a few years then do a so called "make over" that again has it's own trouble so the process therefore NEVER ENDS!!! I could tell You stories that would curl Your hair about the "WE DON"T CARE " attitude they have. Now before some mechanic hater says "why don't you speak up?' the answer is some of us do because it really bothers us and believe Me we get sick of hearing the complaints and told we're dumb or stupid because we can't fix it. But we bite our tongue and must be careful if You want and KEEP a job. I've been asked if I miss it ? All I can say is no I don't miss getting My nuts kicked by some one almost every day.
Your not the only one Larry Green. I know friends that say the same thing as you up here in Canada. And no support from corporate GM
Huge corporations don’t give a crap about anyone, they just want there money and can careless about people.
Had 2000 z74 1500 bad transmissions , motors run forever
Should have been a recall
Ya but that's every dig company these days
So what causes the random shutter issues with the Tahoes ? My 2017 does it randomly. Not often but once every now and then it will do it. Seems to to be related to the cylinder deactivation system.
Scotty Kilmer warned you guys!!!!
Scotty has changed his opinion of Chevys, he REALLY likes them after he drove a Chevy "Spark"!
@@TheOzthewiz That guy is the biggest bought and paid for hypocrite in the entire world
I love scotty and all but he is too biased and almost only favors toyota
@@ClayStr8Rippin i mean Toyota’s are hella reliable so i can see why he favors them over anything else.
That guy's roughly qualified to work on tricycles. I figured everyone knew that he was just an old alcoholic actin a fool for money
Maybe the US and Canadian government shouldn’t have bailed out GM in 2009. GM has still not addressed the reliability problems they keep repeating.
Scotty warned all of us about this new generation of GM.
Imagine paying a year's salary for something that doesn't last a year.
O damn
very well put
More like 5 months pay. It’s a truck, they vibrate a little, so what.
Chevy Tahoes 2005 and older are built like tanks.
@@davidperry4013 2006 as well. I have a 2006 Chevy Silverado, runs like a tank. 2006 and older.
Typical GM. I bought my wife a brand new Cadillac CTS and General Motors spent almost $15k on warranty work in our first 3 years of ownership. The only reason that number isn't higher is GM refused to repair the car anymore even though it was still under factory warranty. We traded the Cadillac in on a Lexus and now only visit the dealer for oil changes and free donuts. Problem solved! The car almost has 100k miles on it now and we have done nothing but feed it gas and oil. We're Lexus owners for life!
DIY Dan The Japanese make the best cars in the world. They have the kaizan system which means constantly improving. Toyota, Honda reward their workers with extra money for finding any defects before their vehicles leave the factory. They think years ahead. They're management doesn't constantly change like American and European auto manufacturers. American and European cars are crap.
For $65k, those trucks should come with a chauffeur or new set of tires every 2 yrs of ownership if original owner.
* Wait till Scotty Kilmer watches this. Lol
Chauffeur ** 🤦🏻♂️
Lol, Makin them Toyota's look good for him!
I remember when trucks were cheaper than cars
Had Scotty is the main reason why I don't drive GM Products anymore!
I remember when chevy's were known where you can just fix them with a hair pin, of course it was just a figure of speech
Chevrolet: Constantly Having Every Vehicle Recalled Over Lousy Engineering Techniques
Chevrolet is just trying to keep up with Ford and Chrysler-Fiat.
@@TheOzthewiz fords are way more reliable than gm and safer
@@cocopublicnews6766 as in owner of a crown Vic I can confirm
@@blackwolfmedia7773 what year is it?
It’s not really bad engineering as much as it is poorly developed.
In GM’s rush to get product to market, they use the buying public for its R&D.
Where do you want to start? Aluminum block Vega engines? The Old’s diesel? 700R4 transmission?
GM’s boned people for DECADES.
I quit buying new GM stuff a long time ago.
Remember the GM commercials that stated we don’t sweat the small stuff...they don’t sweat anything!!
Lol. Good one👍👍
Gm putting quality on the side of the road
Still driving a '95 impala ss and a '65 chevy truck and both are running great.
I love those ‘94-‘96 Chevy Impala SS with the LT1 350! A Sweet Ride!
I regret selling my 95 silverado to the junk yard before the doors rusted off
Still run and drove better than the 02 and 18 we have
Chevy turned to shit with the turn of the century sadly, old chevies the only great cars they've made
Chevy was cool back in the 90s. It’s in the the 2000s that GM became garbage.
@@georgedoughly8682 my 96 LT4 6spd pretty fast for stock.
GM should be absolutely ashamed of themselves for trying to pass off these issues onto a paying customer.
it's just the 2013 gm's and newer, it's the cylinder deactivation crap that's the reason, currently on an 2015 escalade and as soon as I bought it, I did a afm delete which deactivates the 8 cylinder to a 4, currently on 147k with stock engine and transmission and still going strong!
@@socialmediaclips6011how do you do it though?
I was extremely disappointed when I bought my 2017 brand new off the lot after saving for a new pickup for YEARS. Finally got rid of it in Sept 2019 and actually got a pretty good sales price for it from a different gmc dealer in the area. Back to my 2001 gmc that runs better than any new pickup I’ve test drove recently.
My 2001 suburban 5.3V8 still running great, my 2005 Chevy 1500 5.3V8 also running great. My brothers 2016chevy1500 4x4 tranny just went out $5000 to fix it
The most shocking thing to me is how much these people spent on vehicles.
New trucks are very expensive. Have you tried to buy one lately?
Avoid trucks and large SUVs and it's not that bad. A 2020 corolla or Elantra or Sentra is approximately the same cost with inflation as it was in 1996. You could argue about income stagnation for many jobs. Most "compact" cars though are not more expensive now if you consider inflation.
One of the big issues is they can't make a basic small truck anymore for the US. has to have a million safety features and all the other tech.
@@budtoo2636 I did in 2017 and I payed half what they're taking about
@@embracethesuck1041 well its not 2017 anymore now is it. Try going out and looking at prices on car lots now
@@sirreginaldthe4th i have a 2017 elantra and they don't cost to much but their also built kinda cheap. I also have a 2018 Silverado thats a way better quality build ride and comfort wise
It's GM and it is in the 21st century, why are anyone even surprised, their quality has gone to shit since the early 00s, every car guy knows this.
Yep,
No gm is the best
@@michaelenglish904 *was
@@kammy9719 wrong. Go look at the new gms there crushing it
@@michaelenglish904 no they’re not. They’re seriously going backwards ever since bankruptcy
3 times for the same issue merits the lemon law here in FL so you should check your local laws.
And in MI. Similarly, North Carolina's DOJ website says this is one of the qualifying conditions: The manufacturer makes “a reasonable number of attempts” to fix the vehicle. This means that the car has been repaired for the same problem four or more times, or that it has been out of service a cumulative total of 20 or more business days during a 12 month period of the warranty.
Lets say u bought the car outside of FL, would u go by FL lemon law or the state where u got it?
This issue could be that they may not be able to prove it's an issue. If that makes sense. Some tech, mechanic, manager, GM exec it whoever could hop into the driver's seat and say it doesn't shake any more than any other vehicle in the lot.
VA has a lemon law; 3 strikes, I think. I'm not sure if there is limit on days unavailable.
I actually enjoy my truck when it shakes like crazy it's like it's giving me a back massage especially when I turn the heated seats on. 😁
My truck finally started shaking last year, however I shouldn't be mad because it's a 21 year old F-150
The rebuttal GN will use in public speakings.
Massage free 😃❤🙃😄
Junior third that's the luxury of gm my friend 😂
Hahaha GM and Ford are garbage now. Japanese cars now are better 👍
That cylinder deactivation nonsense never worked. They started with that in the late 80s with the advent of computer chips but to this day they can't get it right.
Just drop the thing. It doesn't work.
Oh its drops.....lifters and your engine is toast
And when it does work it gets you like 3 mpg
my grandmas old honda odyssey had that eco mode where it shut down half the engine, worked really good for 13 years until a lady hit her and totaled the van out.
That’s why Scotty Kilmer call them junk yard
Lol on every video
Love when he shows the Chevy dealer as the junk yard.
That's why they're trying to close his UA-cam channel
Scotty makes more money as a vlogger than a mechanic.
Probably why he lives in that shitty house with a one car garage full of old tools and a $1.5k car lol
GM needs to get rid of that AFM engaging and disengaging from 4cyl to 8 cyl mode, causes a shudder from sudden activation espescially on the 14 and up LT engines. Do a lifter/cam swap and AFM delete and it will fix the issue.
Yes afm is bad on dodge and chevy
@@itsraheem Ford fixing to do it on the Coyote as well, American car companies are F*****g up with this one.
@@RayRayP2001 Oh god no... please don’t ruin the Mustang...
@@angelgjr1999 right, this is getting out of hand.
It's the government that forceses them do do stuff like that it's a big heavy suv or truck either you can have the power to get it around reasonable these days and the mpg associated with that or you can put in a smaller motor and get slightly better mpg but make it slightly more than useless as int intended purpose
And I am in favor of everyone doing a cam swap even with lifters and spring and a dod delete kit it's still cheaper than something with 4 cams
Expensive trucks and cars with cheap materials and almost no warranty!!.
Thats why a lot of people are old school intead of buy this new trash.
Right on it!
It comes with a 5 year 60,000 mile warranty on the drive train. Its the hassle of having to keep taking it back and not getting it fixed.
@@dennydeckerful60k isnt a good warranty. your starter and tranny start failing from 60-100k miles. the warranty should be honored up to 100k
Gm has been having transmission issues for the past 10 years, they just never learn.
Suspicious Citrus My GM transmissions been good but that’s a transmission from 2004
Yeah they were better back then they started having issues when the moved to the 6 and 8 speeds. 2006 Silverado was the last good generation.
@@Duraputer actually 2007 classic silverado that was the last GMT 800 year
I have had no problems with my 2014 Holden which has a GM transmission
2011 GM Impala here, been changing the oil every 7.5k miles, and the transmission fluid every 65k miles. So far, I'm at 233k. I'd say as long as you put care into your vehicle and don't try it like a damn supercar, you'll be fine.
I say next time GM, Chrysler or anybody ask the government for help (taxpayer funded) let them fail
Then you'll complain about layoffs.
Has anyone had the between 15 to 10mph hard downshift issue
Wilbernp2 yes. A ton. Lightly loaded, never trailered, sometimes clunks loudly, and shudders hard..
What about breaking them up? Or passing laws which prohibit them from buying back their own stock? Or withholding federal contracts from them unless they rein in excessive CEO pay?
Wilbernp2 2020 Silverado 2500 with 6.6 vortec. Hard shifts, when I come to a complete stop after 2 seconds I hear/feel a hit in the back like I got rear ended. I’ve even looked behind to make sure no one hit me for real. The center console turns off and on by itself. Cuts my phone call, audio, or navigation maps. Hazards came on by themselfs like 2 times. Directional came on and wouldn’t turn off, had to turn off and on truck.
Paying 60k for a pickup was a terrible idea
In the words of former Governer of California, BAD IDEA!!!!
Yep, my 2008 truck had transmission issues starting in its first 2000 miles. Suffice it to say I had it in many times, they denied problems until the transmission was screeching between shifts, then they put clutches in it (3 times under warranty) it would start again in a couple thousand miles and they would deny anything until you could hear is shift down the street. Then it completely locked up the entire drive train in the middle of the road and I had to tow it in at 40,000. Insane how bad they are. I finally had to have the trans and torque converter rebuilt (out of warranty) and the truck runs fine now. GM Service Stinks. All they want to do is keep the rattles quiet in hopes that your warranty will run out before they have to do any real work. And I went to many shops so this isn't about 1 dealer. Oh and the Regional GM Customer Service guy wouldn't even me a number and said he didn't even have an email address. That should tell you all you need to know.
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I bought a 2016 Silverado LTZ, and have had issues with the transmission since the very first day. I tried to take it back the 2nd day, and was told by the dealer that I couldn't because I signed a contract. I told them I would hire a lawyer, & they told me all I would be doing is wasting my money, because their lawyers would keep it tied up in court for years. Chevy did finally admit that there was a problem, & extended the drive train warranty to 61,000 miles. But now even that has expired, & I still have the same problem. This is the final American vehicle I will buy. I have bought only Chevy's for over 40 years, & I'm sick of their lying dealerships. The salesmen lie, the mechanics lie, and the customer service for Chevy is horrible. My next truck will be a Tundra, I have talked to so many owners & they tell me they are extremely satisfied with the truck, the dealerships, & service departments.
Don't blame you. I have a 2018 Ram 3500 with 6.4 Hemi. It's been great so far but if Toyota made a 1 Ton, I would buy it instead.
Salesmen and mechanics at dealerships lie? Can’t be. I once thought I found an honest one at a dealership, but I was badly mistaken. He was just a crook in disguise.
@@daviddouglass7662 Do they put AFM in the 2500-3500? I only know my brother just had to trade in a broken 2015 Ram with $4800 in repairs needed for the AFM. Driving a 21 Ram now.
You're like me you love the reliability and the look of the tundra but I must warn you I've talked to a bunch of owners and every one of them says the same thing the mileage sucks you can't pass a gas station with those 5.7. the next thing is the 6.2 l 2017 LTZ I'm driving now would ring circles around that 5.7. I can't sell the busted truck so I have to put some money in mine thinking about just replacing the torque converter maybe but the next one I get if I do go with the tundra I may have to do some significant work to improve that mileage and power.
I love my tundra-its not a heavy duty work truck but its great for a weekend warrior such as myself. Ive done the ATF service a few times now, 60K, 100K, 150K and now Im at 181K, and no issues other than the pan bolts are frozen in the case and will not come out without breaking. If you do buy a tundra you must upgrade the pan bolts to stainless before they are an issue down the road.
This is why I don’t buy new trucks or cars, I like to buy old ones a rebuild them. Sometimes updating them with new tech
I just bought my 2012 Sierra last year. It has 158,000 miles on it and I am a VERY happy camper
Remember when Obama's telling you that you have a better warranty because (he) the Democrats backed it up after they screw over the stock holders.
I'd love to do that, but those vehicles I don't use as a daily driver. Like many mechanics I know, it's just easier to drive a whip like a Camry or Accord and drive a sports car on the weekend, etc.
@@randylyons133 hold up gm screws the investors not obama
@@apprenticefelix7740 Well if that's your thinking about it than why did Obama say that you would have a better warranty. I guess Obama had a big heart. The Democrats screw up everything that they touch or had a corrupt hand in. They can't tell the truth about any of their dealings with the American people. Just look at that Wonderful Crooked Biden that in the White House now. They have screw the working class people again. Blind shall lead the Blind and they will all fall in the ditch.
Same tactics GM used with the air bag problem. Stall, stall, and stall some more.
What "air bag problem"?
The air bags that they were sued over and dragged out as long as they could. I had a 2011 Chevy Suburban that had a recall on the air bags in 2015. I tried for five years to get them replaced and Chevy kept saying the case hadn’t been settled yet. About a month ago I got a call that they would replace them. It was to late as I had already traded the vehicle
@@robertallen8542 that's the takata air bag, every manufacturer that used them had issues, even Tesla used them and they were refusing to replace them until they were threatened with a lawsuit.
Converted diesels were a wonderful idea , early- mid 80s
The same problem happened to me. I went to the GMC dealer and they said nothing was wrong but the noise is still there.
Bob at the union was drinking on the job again. You have to go inside that transmission and redo everything Bob did. and then General Motors needs to quit buying their Transmissions from Chinese counterfeiters.
You are WRONG! The transmissions ARE NOT counterfeit, they're OEM units made in China!
Nothing to do with it being made in China. They will make whatever you want junk or gold. GM failed at designing and coordinating their production better.
@@TheOzthewiz ... Polaris is a company out of Minnesota.
@@walnutcove8583 GM = Great Mistake.
Bought brand new 2017 silverado, was at dealer multiple times, took in for erratic shifting and shaking. Dealer said they cant feel it to show them. Ended up trading off truck and taking a hit on trade in value w under 36000 miles becuz it was total shit and wasnt getting stuck in future with huge bill for a shitty transmission. So GM you lost a customer for life. In glad some is exposing this problem, there's no accountability in this world!
Since 2021 started, my shop has rebuilt ATLEAST ONE 6L80 PER week.... always less than OR equal to 100k miles
..... GM sells over a million vehicles a year with a 6L80. Even Toyota has had embarrassing transmission problems these days.
www.carcomplaints.com/news/2020/toyota-8-speed-transmission-problems-lawsuit.shtml
What speed transmission? I've heard the 8 speed was the one with all the problems.
In 1984. It was a engineer that left Dayton tire and opened a Maaco transmission repair shop that help solve the problems with the 700R4 automatic overdrive transmission. Burnt clutch, burnt clutch, all because the pump could not provide enough pressure. Service Bulletin after Service Bulletin and yet they still charged the consumer for the repairs, unless you figured it out.
How much you wanna bet everyone's issue is afm 😂
ur right and accurate man cant be more accurate😂😂 all of the gm vehicle who have afm have took its toll and having a lifter problem. if youre having the same problem i suggest buying a diablosport tuner.
I have a car with AFM and my car doesn’t shake so it cannot be that and my car has done 322,000 Kay’s it is a 2014 Holden CapriceV with a L77 engine
@@rabbit73au we've had to shut it off on brand new gm vehicles that dealers can't fix the afm shudder on mainly full size I assume because of the high output this only happens on a select few the only reason we started shutting it off in the first place is customers were ending up with dropped afm lifters left and right unfortunately we still see the issue too just did an l83 with 75k last week you can prevent this entirely by shutting it off in software and the lifters never compress again since it never activates all the 1500 trucks mainly we've done preventively have never came back with a dropped lifter
It’s the 8 speed transmission not afm
@@joshmacdougall3360 we know that sir. we were merely stating about the afm as another issue.
I've got a 2018 GMC Sierra that had mild shaking in the steering wheel, it was like I was constantly going over rumble strips around 45 mph. My father in law as a mechanic recognized it right away and told me to get it to a gm dealer to change out the transmission fluid. Apparently the fluid from factory is garbage and when I got it changed, the vibration disappeared. It's been around 5,000 miles and no problems so far.
what fluid did you use
Not sure, went to the Chevy dealership and they just put new fluid in it.
That's interesting you are the first person that has reported getting the fluid changed and the problem not coming back twice as bad after about a thousand miles. They wanted me to get the fluid changed and pay them close to $500 to do it. I got it done quite a bit cheaper at a Christian Brothers down in Houston and the next thing GM tells me is they need to be the ones to do it. Not sure what fluid was used by Christian Brothers but a regular flush didn't fix mine.
@@michaelapple2753 wow, the Chevy dealership here in the Kansas City area did it for 240.
@@michaelapple2753 I've heard it does work mobile one platinum ATF
That's why you need to do your home work on what car or truck your thinking of buying on problems and reliability. Consumer reports shows Chevy, Ford, Dodge have reliability issues.
I hear you, but you shouldn’t have to worry about reliability when you’re buying a new vehicle. Obama shouldn’t have bailed out GM. He should’ve let them fail. Their doing the same crap all over again.
Even Toyota has taken a hit on reliability, although not as bad as the "American" makes!
@@TheOzthewiz it was very cold here last week. (-40) I am a tow truck driver. Our most popular no starts this year were brand new rav4's. No idea why. Maybe they got a bad batch of batteries or something. Last year new Honda pilots were popular tows. They seem to have fixed them now.
Consumer R shows the Bolt as Chevy's most reliable. Just bo't one, absolutely love it. My 2000 Silverado 2500 (bo't new) has done well, also, 125,000 miles, but has a recurring brief shudder upon certain shift points; probably started around 75,000 miles, not sure. 6 L gas engine, AT
And Toyota and Nissan!
There have been Bulletins out about this for over a year. Depending on what transmission is in this particular Tahoe and depending on what warranty coverage that you have left depends on what gets done. We’re supposed to flush the trans out with HP fluid and update the TCM. Any dealer should know this. There are also a few relearnes that can be done and the majority of the time it’s fixed that easy. If your dealer isn’t explaining these fixes to you then find another dealer because the one your going too sucks.
My goodness!!! Ppl need to stop buying junk. GM’s quality control has gone down. They obviously don’t care cuz they been making junk for the past 15 years to present day.
I think the cars today are too complex with too much electronics. Even the dealers can't fix them anymore John.
@@pontiacsrule8761 Yes exactly!! You would think that cars would be higher quality considering they cost so much now!! Way to complex and too expensive. I will say that some manufacturers are better than others tho. But yeah stay away form GM, go with Toyota, Honda, or even Ford.
The last amazing truck they made was the 2007 Sierra/Silverado LBZ 2500hd classic
Only fifteen years? You mean fifty plus because it's been crap since the '70's.
@@MyerShift7 idk man I’ve never owned a Chevy, but my friends and family who had the older ones from early 2000’s late 90’s had them at 300+k miles with no problems then again they were trucks and the suvs. Idk about their cars bet they’ve always been junk
2017 Colorado with a replaced Torque converter and flushed transmission. It stopped for about 5,000 miles now it’s back again.
After 3 times is can qualify for the Lemmon law, i had Gm but back a vehicle before.
I think too many people completely overlook the lemon law. Dodge had to buy back a vehicle from me.
Has anyone had the between 15 to 10mph hard downshift issue
I have a Chevy Cruze and all my downshifts are rough, so much so that it gives me headaches, but yes the harshest downshifts are under 20 mph.
Yep. 2017 Sierra. I even made a UA-cam video about it too
Yup. I have a 2016 chevy silverado 1500 6.2 and I noticed the shudder. There is a TSB for a transmission fluid flush, upon performing that the Chevy Technician noticed metal shavings snd replaced the torque converter. Hopefully now and the future it’s fixed. Under warranty they replaced it.
@@markjou9799 the transmission needs to be reprogrammed by a reputable dealer. And that's the rub. Many dealers just plain suck and can't work on their own vehicles properly.
@@adotintheshark4848 thank you very much I will check into that. I also drive my car very slowly but i notice that the harsh shifting goes away if I run it hard.
Some of the gm production lines were using a bad transmission fluid. It destroys the torque converter. The stealerships should replace you damaged parts under warrenty.
4 times in 7 months. 4 new, same make n model converters. new fluid. washed. didn't matter. They paid me. I fixed myself and beefed up the engine
This problem has been going on ever since they introduced the six speed automatic transmission in their trucks, and SUVs. Once they got past the four-speed automatic, all of their transmissions have been pure garbage. I worked on GM vehicles for 11 1/2 years. We were replacing the front wheel drive transmissions in the traverse, enclave, and Acadia roughly around 60,000 miles. On average we were replacing up to seven transmissions a week in the shop under warranty! Same thing with the GM 8 speed transmissions. They’re just not reliable at all. Between the head gasket/head bold issues on the Northstar engines, oil leaks, lower intake gaskets on the 60° V6 engines, timing chain failures on the Ecotec 2.4 4 cylinder, and 3.6 liter V6 engines. Cylinder deactivation, and camshaft failure on the V8s. They really are on par with Mopar as far as poor quality control is concerned.
the timing chains are a owner problem, not necessarily a GM problem
@@libertybelllocks7476 the timing chains are a well documented problem for many modern overhead cam GM engines.
@@jessieharbinjr.6589 THe problem mainly comes from not changing the oil at the correct timing interval.
Very rarely do the chains fail outside of the typical stretching. Stretching is due to poor maintenance.
@@libertybelllocks7476 the timing chains on the 3.6 liter GM DOHC engine fail quite often, and are a KNOWN problem since the engines inception.
Scotty kilmer literally just covered this
GM makes bad transmissions, so in other news people need to breathe air to live
Yep, but it's funny how GM use to make some pretty good transmissions especially with the front wheel drive transmissions that started with the Toronado and Eldorado in the late 60s
So Dodge has better transmissions? There's a reason why they're leaving Spicer for an allison. Allison transmissions are top tier. Can't say much about the current market of transmissions under the body on frame SUVs and trucks since they're still not fully proven. However the older 4L60E, 700r4, and the th350 are some of the best transmissions ever produced and used in these platforms. Maybe current/updated variations, the 8L90, may be over engineered to the point of reduced reliability. Techs also run into complications understanding these new systems and how to troubleshoot these problems.
@@20tea Who said anything about Dodge? They don't even make their own transmissions anymore because Chrysler automatics have been universally horrendous. GM other than a few glaringly bad turds have been pretty good at powertrains. But their interior ergonomics, plastic quality and fit/finish historically have been abysmal. They also use cheap and shitty clear coat. It's usually one of those things where GMs (more so old ones rather than their new garbage) can often run a long time with normal use but towards the end, there's a lot of stuff that doesn't work anymore, the interior is disintigrating and the clear coat is peeling.... You just don't get that with a Toyota unless it's been badly abused it's entire life. Had a '93 GMC Sierra in great shape and the Delco radio just decided to quit working out of the blue... How does a solid state device randomly die like that unless it's cheaply made? My '86 Suzuki Samurai has the factory original radio that's been rained on a few times and it still works.
@@honkhonkler7732
I understand, problem is all manufacturers have there issues. Heard what's going on with the new Toyota rav4? Engine fires! I also have 3 friends with dodge vehicles where 2 had transmission failure and one with a bad engine 5.7 hemi. So lately I've been hating Dodge... however I understand the newer trucks have the best interior in that market.
My 2007 Yukon Denali still has an amazing mirror like clear coat and the interior, while clad with plastic, is still in great shape, the leather (real leather) is also in perfect shape. I'm nearly at 180k with an engine that doesn't burn or leak oil. A transmission and a awd transfer case that doesn't cause any issues. Maintenance goes a long way too. I can't say much about the newer GM transmissions since I'm not fully familiar with them, but they may have problems with new designs.
About the Suzuki samurai, I too have an 86 samurai that I tore down and rebuilt and restored. I also wheel it, but is currently down for a coil and link suspension.
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Also have a 87 Mitsubishi Montero that I've grown tired of replacing head gaskets on, so I'm putting in a Chevy 4.3 engine, 700r4, and a Toyota tcase on.
I understand newer cars have their problems, but some are more prone to failure than others and it really sucks when manufacturers don't own up to their mistakes.
@@DA-gn2my yeah but even some of the modern ish transmissions are good, take the 4l60e yes its a 4 speed which makes cars slow but it lasts a fairly long time and is cheap if it ever breaks, but hey if you dont drive like a maniac it will run forever, ive got an 08 tahoe and its still shifting pretty good, a bit rough when cold though
Gm has had these issues with their transmissions for years
GM has one issue. GREED!!!!
So has Toyota, yet they never get called out for it.
@@adriantomlin2902 Two! China is the majority share holders.
@@karlschauff7989 I've had Three Tundra's and two Tacoma's, never had an issue with the transmissions. Over two hundred thousand on all. Oxygen pump on the other hand. Two thousand dollars for just the pump! But Toyota discovered the problem and extended the warranty for it to 150,000. So they covered it in full! I live on a bluff in Iowa and often have to get up an extremely steep and rough road with snow. I will break it before I get out and walk a half mile to get home! Hasn't broke yet thank God! My sister has a 2019 chevy suburban It's parked at the bottom of the hill right now cause they can't make it up my road, and don't want to break it trying! Lmao
Let’s be honest these issues started happening when the 6to10 speeds were introduced don’t know about the higher grades having problems such as the 6l80 8l80 or even 10l80 wouldn’t doubt they have problems as well
We have two 2019 GMC 2500s for my company first truck had a transmission pump go out and destroy the transmission at 7k miles and now today our other truck same exact model and everything just had a full transmission failure in the mountains. had to shut the vehicle off because it sounded like the vehicle was going to over RPM and blow the engine. That trucks transmission failed at 32k and has caused a strain in our business as we are now down a truck and unable to make money. The GMs comment to us was that they wouldn't give us a rental vehicle until the vehicle is diagnosed which still equals to thousands of dollars in lost revenue. The first vehicle that went down to three weeks to repair.
Should have gotten a power stroke have em at my job all have 250 400k plus
@@jayg9732 Power joke
So, what have we learned?????
Has anyone had the between 15 to 10mph hard downshift issue
duramaxes with the allison don't have the issues the 6/8L90Es do, i'd never buy a new 3/4 ton gasser
This is why I drive a Toyota instead of government motors.
That’s a good one 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Just sold my 2017 Chevy and bought a new Toyota 4Runner.
Thats funny af good one
Toyota gets subsidies from the Japanese government.... it's all about the culture rather than if a company is getting help from the government or not.
Don't talk to much they have cvt transmissions in theirs now.. it didn't
Work to well for the N ..car company.
But they do have a life time warranty on the drive train that's the only plus ...
When our 18 Malibu started shaking and vibrating we brought it into the shop multiple times and they said they couldn’t fix it so one day we just stopped making our payments and let it be someone else’s problem once it was repossessed, the lady who came and took it was visibly surprised when we had a big smile and escorted them into the driver seat to take it away lol
Lol that malibu is a roling pile of junk
Didn't that trash your credit??
@@alexmatthews2332 It will a bit, but if they had another car and house or whatever they are already paying for it would recover pretty quick. Also after so many years stuff will fall off your record.
Alex Matthews don’t take their advice getting repod is literally terrible on your credit. This person is a complete idiot if you truly believe this the correct solution
@@whysoenvious I agree, If it were me I'd force the dealer to make it right and give me a loner car. I'm not sure why anyone would put their ass on the line when its not really their problem, there's lemon laws that protect people in these situations.
Had this issue on a 2017 Camaro with the 8spd auto. There is a recall and the cause is a friction additive added to the trans fluid was bad. After a flush and new fluid, more issues. Supposedly if the flush doesn't work, probably means the torque converter has suffered damage and needs to be changed as well.
Haha impressing people at the stoplight is expensive!
2011 Silverado iam having the same problem temporary fix put in manual and keep it in 5th for city driving it will shift up and down automatically if you get on the highway you can put it in 6th also a friend took it to the dealer and had the fuel management system deleted for $88 and never had the problem again about to have mine done too
This is why you do research before buying a car. I’m not even gonna try wasting my money on a car company that refuses to make a car that doesn’t just break down after a few years
Even if you do your research you might not like what you find. I would really love a Toyota tundra but fact is tundra owners will tell you their mileage sucks and that 5.7 doesn't hold a candle to the power that that 6.2 l like mine puts out. If you go with a Ford you get what they call the death wobble and you'll be lucky if you can keep it on the road. What I'm trying to say is you can do research but that doesn't mean you're not going to find problems with all of them unfortunately.
@@michaelapple2753 I understand that, but at the very least you can try to prevent yourself from buying a car that’s questionable. My aunt owns a 2017 Tundra with a 4.6 liter V8 and while it’s great as a work truck and going long distances since they can use the bed and a trailer for vacations, they refuse to use it for anything other than that since it’s terrible on gas mileage. While gas mileage isn’t something I would personally care about if I owned a vehicle like that, it does seem like one main complaint is that the Tundra gets way worse gas mileage than other comparable trucks. I’ve also read that because of it, Toyota might move towards a twin turbo V6 or even a hybrid to get better gas mileage. Toyota really doesn’t mess with forced induction when it comes to cars in the US, as far as I know, so for them to consider putting a twin turbo V6 in their new Tundras would be a be a pretty big deal
I have a 2018 Chevrolet Cruze Diesel, which I had to take to my local Chevrolet dealership due to the transmission would lose multiple gears and reduce load to all front tires. Service members found that my valve body, solenoid and torque converter needed to be replaced, which was covered under warranty. I heard from several people that Chevrolet made some of their transmissions last only about 70,000 miles due to cost cutting measures as compared to previous gen models. My transmission needed repair at 70,709 miles
Never ever heard anything on the world news about this. Just heard about airbags
Should’ve bought a Ford.
All it was was a TCC shutter. It's fixed by flushing the trans fluid
I have a 2017 Silverado 1500 High Country 6.2 with 8 speed transmission. 60K started the shutter at speeds above 40 mph. Took in, still under warranty and service manager said there was a service bulletin out on it.... 10 hours later they called and said it was ready to go. Picked it up and it's smooth like a babies butt. Transmission and torque converter flush with a new trans fluid was what I was told. I have since put 3K miles on it and have had no more issues.
My dad bought a 2018 Chevy Colorado Centennial Edition brand new, and it shuttered from the minute he drove it off the lot. GM told him many different things that were not true. He is a mechanic and has been for over 20 years, so he knows what he’s doing. They were treating him like he didn’t know what he was talking about. They said it was low quality fuel, but he had a log of where filled up, how many gallons, etc. dating back months proving that was not the case. Then they said it needed a transmission fluid flush, that didn’t help. Then a new torque converter, and that made it shutter even worse. He fought GM on it, and they paid him to deal with it. He has finally had enough and is selling the truck and buying something new. GM needs to figure this out.
Jason, I am having transmission issues as well. I have 5k on my 2019 Silverado LT Z71. The dealership says they can’t replicate the problem. Sometimes there is big bang in the rear of the vehicle.
I just recently started having that problem to with my 2020 Chevy Silverado after 7 months of owning it, was your issue fixed?
@@manny2386 have 2020 taking it in tomorrow . Jerks going reg speed if u watch tach it jumps every time truck shudders ..9000 miles
Same problem I’m having now. Did you ever get it fixed
I have the same problem with my 2016 yukon LT has 85000 miles on it what can I do ???
I have a 2010 3500 Silverado with the same issue. This was happening in 2012 and the dealership said they couldn’t find anything. When I got to my first brake rebuild I found the problem. I had warped rotors.. I’m thinking from the ABS malfunction applying the breaks when I wasn’t . Hence the chattering and shaking
. Of course I have no warranty at this point thank you very much GM .
Yeup I love Chevy but my 2017 Silverado shudders and I wish it weren’t like that 😓
Go to the dealer that's a symptom of transmission issues
Has anyone had the between 15 to 10mph hard downshift issue
i fixed my shuttering it was really bad in first gear
my solution was to replace the Air filter oem acdelco (the old filter was clogged with fine Dirt/dust )Shift smoothly now from first to second gear
Wilbernp2 yes I have that issue and it shift hard from 1 to 2 gear when I step on it mid throttle
I bought a Chevy Colorado last year, 2018 model, same thing shuddering, they changed the oil and blamed Florida humidity, I am taking it back on Saturday for the transmission again, eratic shifting. I used to be a chevy guy, never again.
Get a ford have one zero issues
I haven't had any problems with my 2017 Tahoe Premier in 29K miles. Drives like a dream except for a throttle hesitation when sudden acceleration is needed sometimes. Ordered a device to disable the AFM and keep it in V8 mode at all times. Hopefully I'll get better acceleration and downshifts with it.
Even though I found this story interesting, I want to know why the mechanics can't solve the problem. Is it because of coveted information, or incompetents, electronic engineering flaw, or what?
If GM wants me and other potential customers, they should reach out to the public , and explain what is going on and what they are doing about it , as well as assure the public that THEY ( GM) will solve the problem no matter what it takes.
C'mon GM, do what's RIGHT!
Some things never change. I bought a new 1981 Citation and had to change transmissions twice in 4 years. And when I tried to trade the car in at the Chevy dealer, all the salesmen disappeared like smoke, and they wouldn't let me test drive anything as long as I wanted a trade-in. So 1985 is when my family started our Chevrolet boycott.
You almost want to say, serves you right for buying a pos like that in the first place. But I feel your pain.
God, that was another ugly car
Surprised they didn't offer the "we don't want your trade in" price of like $50😂
They’re rolling piles of junk.
@SpRiNgCoMa4372 0_0 haha yeah my daily is a 35 year old cameo that sat in a field for 20 old gym cars for the win
Pretty stupid comment. I have owned Chevy's for over 30 years and never had any problems. My 16 Tahoe that I bought new has 50k miles with zero issues. The 04 Tahoe had 175k with no issues before I traded it in.
@@johnjobber2219 NUMMI plant in California..Google that. That's why GM was so good.
I have a Hight Country Silverado 2020 and have the same issues with the shaking and vibration below 60 mph.
This is new to me ,however, We were thinking of getting a newer GMC truck. I'm gonna re-think that now. Thanks.
Get a Toyota
@@abrahamguerra5069
I believe Toyotas are reliable,
But I need a full size truck.
But I can't put 40K up for one, so
Maybe I'll just put 20K into my '85 Chevy. P.s. NO LS motor.
The only thing electronic , will be the AM radio.
Phillip this was over a year ago already. I'm sure there is a software update fix already. Not I don't work or sponsor GM
@@pontiacsrule8761
I have always been a GM guy.
Starting with my first car that was a '65 Dynamic 88, and then two' 68 98's. Then many pontiacs including a '73 Trans Am w/ 455 HO. I currently own a '98 Grand Prix GTP, and my 2005 GMC SIERRA just got totaled.
But I am paying close attention to the newer stuff and what is being said about them, and I know that I don't want a new
one. If I can't work on it myself,
I'm not interested.
@@phillipthethird42 Toyota is great and all but if you still want gm the newer 6.6L engines in the HD trucks do not have AFM or DFM. Could always go with a turbo diesel too.
All the 8 speeds have this issue with GM
yeah my 2019 colorado has the same issue with just under 1200 miles,still haven't brought it to the dealer good thing i bought the extended warranty.
The 8 speeds have a problem, and the local dealer said there will be a software upgrade coming. Couldn't take it any longer, and the 19 GMC went to a new home.
I just wonder instead of replacing fluid or even a torque converter how much cost I'm looking at to drop a 10 speed in my 2017 6.2 Silverado 🤷🏻♂️. I don't want to do it but I don't see any fix in the future either everything I've read hasn't worked and I've already had the transmission flushed once and that didn't work.
The old GM logo - WE ARE GOING TO BUILD IT AND YOU ARE GOING TO LIKE IT !
Old GM keys have an engraving that say: “Mark of excellence.” Oh how far they have fallen from the tree now.
@@krzysztofhejek4630 Yea, really sad . I am 73 and was always a Chevy guy . I had a couple of 57s and a 66 Impala convertible and several others. I still have 2 Corvair coups and 62 Corvair Rampside P/U / . But may daily drivers are Toyota .
@@stewartsmith1947 I gotcha. My dad had a 1979 Chevy camaro and he said it was an easy car to fix and rode like a dream.
The latest fluid addresses the problem. I do these all the time and have yet to have one come back after using the latest version of the Mobil 1 LV ATF. My opinion though is GM torque converters fkn suck. If they made a decent converter the 6l80 and 90 transmissions would hardly ever fail. Every one I fix is traced back to converter failure. Get a good billet converter and the 6 spds will live. Beside converter shudder in the 8 spds, I don't see them fail internally. Wife has one in her Cadillac and other than the shudder, which was fixed with the latest fluid, it has no issues at 92k miles.
I have a 2017 Cadillac same problem, they say there is no fix they keep changing transmission fluid, that works for awhile
Cadillac CT6's 2016-2018 cursed with the same transmission issues.
Y’all were making fun of dodges but look at y’all now
That is not a hill you want to die on my friend, Dodge is just as bad as GM period. Who takes the cake is personal preference.
@@nbaldo003 true that.
@@nbaldo003 I'll die on it because GM & Ford fan boys wouldn't shut up about dodge/ram 90's & early 00's transmissions but now both GM's & ford's 10 speeds are getting hit like a blind man in the ring with butter bean.
Your sooooo right. And look at the reliability of Ram now but in the last 5 years more so has Greatly greatly improved. And more people are starting to get out of that old stereotype Dodge rumours and there just beginning to see how Ram is changing. Mean while Ford and GM but mostly GM is at a decline in reliability.
@@ramrider1453 they still have transmission issues but if you spend money on a Allison swap you’re fine
Most problems are due to the engines and transmission software . Also the heat of the transmission fluid due to a transmission thermostat they can be fixed but don’t wait
Get rid of it...that's what you do
...because these ppl aren't getting help that they should
I just bought a 2017 gmc sierra 3 months ago and now the transmission is slipping on the first couple of gears
Has anyone had the between 15 to 10mph hard downshift issue
@@wilbernp264 I have a 2015 and it does it from 1st to 2nd gear. Wish I could find a fix for this.
Same thing to my 2012 silverado with 70.000 miles.
@@wilbernp264 yes . 2015 canyon
My 2000 Tundra with 240,000 has never had a transmission problem and I tow a 24 ft camper with it too .
GM still holding up their reputation for poor quality I see.
they've been that way since the mid 2000s. they really took a nosedive in 2009
Yea its a sad day where id rather buy a new Ford than a GM.....ill stick with Toyota over both
Yea its a sad day where id rather buy a new Ford than a GM.....ill stick with Toyota over both
Still rolling in my 2010 silverado, 120000 and still going strong. Got First recall ever for that yr model. tekata air bag inflator for front passenger side. Getting fixed. Would never for the rest of my life would I buy anything new from chevy/gm especially at those prices 65 , 55 for what new garbage. 🤣
What about the 9 speed in a GMC (2019) Terrain SLT?
2017 Sierra. I made a video on my channel and I got an AFM disabler and it helped A LITTLE BIT, but still not fixed
It’s the 8 speed automatic used in many GM rear drive vehicles. Camaro, Cadillac, large and small light duty trucks, etc.
Also the new 10 speed is doing the same thing
Kain Tsperm no its not.
My 6 speed 5.3l LT does it too
fc3sluis did you have them flush the fluid? They should flush it 3 times with the new fluid and if needed replace the torque converter if it’s already damaged. Fixed my 2016 5.3L 6 speed.
@@cnc913 why do they need to flush the fluid? Was there bad fluid in the transmission from the factory
The caption of the video is "transmission issues" and every comment I have read sofar seems to be folks who have jumped onto this assumption. I have a '15 Silverado and the shudder I feel at speed is very obviously due to the cylinder deactivation. It is somewhat noticeable at highway speeds but far worse below 30-35mph. Nothing to do with the transmission and I am finding it hard to believe that GM engineers have not made this connection and developed some kind of software patch to make the cylinder deactivation less aggressive at low RPMs. Seems like this vibration could easily put significant wear on the TCC and its damper springs and perhaps worsen over time. This is the closest association I can make with the vibration and the transmission. Any fellow ASE Master techs out there who will back up my theory??
My truck has been having the same problems!
I switched from Chevy to Dodge back in 2014. My 07 Chevy Cobalt had some issues back in 2012-2014 before I traded in
You went from bad to worse!
Seems to me about the same.
At least you will look cooler waiting on the side of the road with a dodge.
Thats what you get when GM does not build its own vehivles, they have everyone in the world build their cars. The name GM has gone from General Motors to General Mess.
Most car manufacturers outsource today. GM is the only one having issues. Dumb issues to boot.
Exactly??!!! It is like a damn rolllin jigsaw puzzle shipped from all over the damn globe??!!
Okay bud when ford has just as many problems
Or general Misery
Chevy charges alot of $
Had the same problem with my 2017 Colorado. (Sane for two friends.). It turned out that the truck was assembled with the wrong transmission fluid. After my local dealer changed it for the proper fluid, the problem was solved and runs great now.
Did anything come of this..? I also bought a 17 GMC Sierra & it’s shifting rough as heck & inconsistent!
I’m in a lemon law case now with my 2016 Silverado doing the same thing, shaking, shifting funny, no power going in and out of v8 and v4 mode, heck if I wanted a 4 cylinder I would have bought a Nissan small truck, just had a updated fluid and filter change done at the dealer, it did make it a little better but not fixed
You can buy the controller that you plug into your computer port under the dash that keeps it in v8. All the time.
Who makes these controllers?
@@juniorthird7952 thanks for the suggestion but i have the range unit, it keeps it in v8 but still shifts like crap and has no torque
@@jeffdillard8789 i have the range technology unit that plugs in your obd 2 port that keeps it in v8
I think the biggest question in all of this is how come the lawsuit doesn't catch up to them and force them to fix it. My 2017 Silverado has been shuddering for the last 35,000 MI and I have already had talks with GM and they've already given me the runaround like most of you. I have signed up on the class action suit against them that I might add has been out for the last 2 years and nothing more has been done? When I talked to GM I said "No this is where we are at if I have to pull out of my pocket to fix your problem I'll never buy another one of your products". If you have one of the GM 8-speed transmissions between about 2015 and 2018 You are probably in the same position I am. Why can't the lawyers force GM to fix it though???
Because they are in on it as well. Nowaday we as consumers have to understand that they don't give a rats butt about us. So far on my 2016 Silverado, with about 82,000 miles on it, I had to put new tires on it at around 30,000 miles, because of the rubber chunking away. Brought it to dealer & they of course blamed it on my driving. I went ahead & had the transmission repaired somewhere else, had to do a tuneup & new serpentine belt on it at 78,000 miles, even though it wasn't supposed to be necessary until 90,000. Had to have everything taken off the front and the back brakes & redone. Mind you I have taken this to a shop I know are honest & well respected. But still, it has cost me at the very least right around $15,000. I won't ever have anything to do with a dealership again.
My transmission in my 2015 Chevy Tahoe LTZ use to jerk here and there when switching gears, but today for some reason it started jerking more than usual and finally it seems as though the 1,2,&3rd gear would not engage until the transmission overheated and the light finally comes on. The truck would not go forward, nor in reverse which I had to have the truck towed home. After the tow truck left, I started the truck and it went into drive and reverse. Is this a transmission problem, or maybe a sensor issue?
Any update on this story?
Having the same problem! With my 2016 siverado 62,000 miles.
Same..at 87k truck might be goin in on Monday..2015 Silverado. Before that 100k mile warranty expires.
same. 2016 silverado shakes slamms into gear and revs high rpms truck wouldnt even drive. never buying a silverado again
6 speed or 8?
A solution to this issue: Don’t buy a GM Product
Exactly no demand no money made
Nathan Shango buy a infinity QX👌👌
Another solution, buy a manual car instead of an automatic, because automatic cause more problems than manual cars, look how many cars are still running good because of manual transmission.
Martínez Piano Worship manuals are old. Stop living in the stone ages
Marvel is better Than DC ew you are not a car person.plz leave this chat just for saying that😕.might be old but but is used by lots of Car enthusiast.
The 700R4 and the 4L60 was a great Trans. Ever since they switched the 4L60E with electronic valve body and so on everything went to Crap.
i own both, a ford and almost two years ago purchased a colorado 2019 model and it does have a weird transmission issue kind of its trying to figure out what gear to go into don't drive it much only on inclement weather days i took the extended warranty out on it and still waiting to see if they recall it for this same issue,basically no trouble with my 2012 mustang GT.
They say changing the fluid fixes that issue. Figure it's worth a try
2019 Traverse. Had it 24 days and the transmission locked up while driving down the road. It shows a code when scanned, but GM engineering said they don't know what the code means. They told the dealership to tear into the transmission and look for things that don't look right.
They know what it is but they don't tell you. It happened to me also. I took my sierra the next day to arbogast and told me right away it would be a $2600 fix with 2 yr warranty.
Josias De Peña, seems like they want your warranty to go out
what gets me is they know they have a problem with it yet keep putting in the new vehicles.
This just goes to show what political contributions will get you
Nobody is forcing them to fix it is the problem and people are still going to car lots and purchasing their junk.
I live in California, I have the same problems (transmission, AC, and radiator) with my top-of-the-line 2017 Chevy 4X4 paid over 57K for something that has been sitting in the shop since December 31, 2020. Chevy keeps giving me the runaround and refuses to assist me. I am 65 and need my vehicle to take my husband, who is being checked for cancer, to his doctor appointments. Now I must rely on friends and family to help. Chevy does not give a damn about our situation, I feel they are waiting for me to give up and stop contacting them. I have purchase 5 new chevy vehicles in my lifetime and have no intentions of purchasing another chevy vehicle and neither will any of my family.
I have same problems...
When I stopped the red light my suburban vibrations start... and also my transmission problem to ...