Mr. Merk
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We fixed a brand new Denali with the same problem. Swapped the entire rear end and the noise/pressure was gone.
Picked up my 2nd Denali (GM re-purchased 1st)
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Well that is on GM hands they have to help with something the car runs beautiful in 2wd but the rest is just that freaking noise.
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That was GM suggestion or you guys just doing?
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George C
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I wouldn't settle with that Julian. I have two GM trucks right now, and that's never happened to either.
I might think about having them replace the Transfer case.
BTW, how it that nice Florida sunshine?
12 degrees here this morning..
It was beautiful weather conditions now back in home is not funny I start to clean the snow only 22 inches is ok.
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We had a field engineer come out. He said that would've been the last thing he'd thought would be causing it but we did it on the recommendation of another engineer who had the same issue.
We had already checked the ring and pinion TWICE before he came out.
We never really pinpointed the cause but it was something in the rearend.
Got it thanks for the answer, now everything start to come to a problem, but the rare thing is is only on auto or 4h and you feel is come from the front.
With the radio on you don't know if happen. But in silence yes you will.
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