2023 GMC Yukon AT4 6.2L dead at 10K miles

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StephenPT

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Seems to be just the 6.2 having bottom end problems. I could be wrong, but I don’t think I’ve heard of low mileage spun mains on the 5.3.

Both have had their fair share of DFM lifter failures.
 

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Seems to be just the 6.2 having bottom end problems. I could be wrong, but I don’t think I’ve heard of low mileage spun mains on the 5.3.

Both have had their fair share of DFM lifter failures.
Thats what I think too...and seems to be more in the 2023 model year than others?

Only asking as I am sporting around in my 2022 w/ the 6.2...
Up side I have is my dealer includes "unlimited powertrain warranty" on every car they sell...I've read the contract...net is: Internally lubricated parts for engine, transfer case, transmission, and differentials...which in the case of this rig...is a really good thing to have!
 

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Their lifter issues seem to be getting worse, not better, as one would expect‍.
 
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You will likely get faster resolution through the buyback process. I would not try to stay with that particular rig. GM will buy you out and then fix it on their own time to later resell.
I have tried to open a buy back claim. GM telling me they want to fix it.
 

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