Recent content by shbox

Yes, the order would have to be canceled and resubmitted in GM OrderWorkbench as a 2025. That might be something that particular dealer would do, but it is not an automatic thing done by GM. A proper dealer would notify you as such and advise on any option changes that might need to be made...

There are tons of sites that are GM dealers and sell the OEM parts. You just need to pick one with the best price incl shipping and availability. Call them if you have to .

There's not going to be any difference in the handles for all years, since the bodies are the same. The same part number fits all 4s and 5s. Curious as to why they call them "jam" handles when it is the door jamb area that they go on. LOL, just make sure you get your fingers out of the way...

Sounds like you need to work on pairing your seat memory to your key fob. I remember it being a little tricky to get both fobs done with different settings.

Sounds like the people you have been talking to are ill informed. I would also make sure you are inputting your VIN correctly.

I guess I don't get it. It is right in print above. The first box says do not exceed 4000 RPM for the first 1500 miles. ;shrug IDK how that is open to interpretation/opinion. Of course, everyone is free to do what they want.

Nope. See, you missed it. 1500 includes the engine. I see no mention of 500 miles.

The hatched area has been there for like forever on dipsticks. It is generally an indication of the last quart to full (full being the top of the hatch area). Anything in the hatch area was considered "safe" and anything below meant add oil. To get an accurate reading, check oil with engine...

I've never known the chat to able to give that info. Only the dealer would do it and at their discretion.

PSA on your PSA...people get confused with the 500 mile tach redline change thinking that is the break-in period, when it is actually 1500 miles as stated in the owners manual.

That would be good advice. ;)

I would consider going with OFF. :)

That's a good build to delivery time. :)

Awesome. My dad would have still been at the base.

My dad helped keep B-47s flying from Little Rock AFB when it opened in 1955 (he was 34 at the time). He was not a pilot of the bomber, but spent some time in the air with them. I have a B-47 trophy looking kind of thing on my desk that was an award he got for coming up with a maintenance fix...