5.3
fairly significant- Typical Repair Cost:
- No data
- Average Mileage:
- 50,100 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 3 complaints
Most common solutions:
- not sure (3 reports)
I think after every issue I have read concerning this problems, the annoying salesmen from the Chevy dealership call your personal phone and lie to you saying " Someone is in need of your 2013 Chevy Silverado please contact me at this number XXX-XXX-XXXX " WHY" so I can purchase another headache? I think there need to be an investigation and a recall need to be awarded.
Check engine light will come on for a few days and then turns off for a few i had it checked code was P015B 02 sensor - response Lean to rich (bank 1 sensor 1) I thought I fixed it but the Check engine light came back on. The service department at the dealership wanted to charge me 250$ to change the one or as he stated " or i can make a better deal for you if I wanted it done that day". Gone to another mechanic and he told me I needed a tuneup and he wanted to charge me 311$ NO SIR I WILL DO IT MYSELF it is not rocket science also wanted to charge the one 02 sensor 198$. So I bought the 02 sensor socket from Harbor Freight and bought the 02 sensor the dealership because they were cheaper then any part store and fixed it myself.
Simply ridiculous.
P.S. Auto makers " DO IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIME "
- Brenda J., Houston, US
when driving on level ground at 25 to 45mph can feel vibration in fuel pedal and hear noise at slight acceleration also hear it on cruise control at 60mph under acceleration
- Richard R., Lisbon, OH, US
I started hearing a ticking noise coming from the driver side, so I took it to a mechanic had an oil change. I told him about the ticking noise and he listen and said it sounds like a pulley. Then he listened more to it and said it sounds like the rocker has some loose bearings. My problem is I can't trust mechanics / dealership servicemen that guesstimate what the problem is. And I really hate that there are sooooooo many codes to maybe one problem and that is a guesstimation as well, but then you are out of pocket and the sh*t is not fixed.
SOMEBODY PLEASE HELP!!!!
THESES DAMN NEW VEHICLES ARE TOO DAMN EXPENSIVE TO BE HAVING SO MANY PROBLEMS.
- Brenda J., Houston, US