JGinLA
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Same situation here. Upon cranking, it idles pretty fast so I wait until it's under 1000 RPM before coming out of Park.
2022 6.2 Tahoe Black Soot
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5 minutes? Does it matter though? Never had this problem with any vehicle.
just get under thing (while cold) loosen the exhaust bolt, push the ends together tighter, tighten bolt, done.
quit wasting time and energy on it and fix it, if that doesn't work or if it comes loose again slip a exhaust shop a $20 and have them tack it up.
no point in stressing over it and worrying about something so simple to fix.
live your life....
quit wasting time and energy on it and fix it, if that doesn't work or if it comes loose again slip a exhaust shop a $20 and have them tack it up.
no point in stressing over it and worrying about something so simple to fix.
live your life....
Bkihum
Member
2022 yukon same issue, tech changed clamp and ***** exhaust sealer... no more issues. It is NOT normal
I would do it myself if this vehicle did not cost over $70,000 and it’s brand new.
I should not have to fix my new car myself while it’s under warranty.
I guess but I wouldn't even bother don't have the time to screw around with the dealer when I could take 5 minutes and do it myself.
historically that clamp is a problem, it will work it's way loose again over time they always do eventually, more so on the new trucks poor design. I had the muffler shop put a couple tack welds on mine to keep it from coming loose, that way if the exhaust needs to be pulled it just takes a couple hits with a grinder to cut the tack welds.
Amen! DIY warranty work?? NFW
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