Service 80k mile 10 speed or leave it alone?

[J5races]

I bought my seemingly cared for 2018 Tahoe RST from a Chevy dealer certified used about a year ago with 70k mi and added Whipple and put on about 10k miles since then.

I assume the trans and front/rear Dif have never had fluids changed. With this milage would it be smart or foolish to have a Trans/dif service done?

Is there a center Dif as well with different fluid or is that built into trans?

One friend I asked this question to said if there is a relearn procedure for the Trans clutches then do the service. Does the 10 speed auto have this option? and does it need a Autel type scan tool to do it?

Jon

 

[Big Mama]

Not sure about changing the trans after a relearn but @BlackBearPerf might. Otherwise follow your owner’s manual for intervals.

 

[Fless]

Check with your Certified Used dealer for the service records; then you'll have a better idea if those changes have been done.

 

[J5races]

So I checked out my Carfax and it had the front and rear Dif services at about 50k mi, I saw the center Dif was also serviced in the past.

So its just down to the Trans. Hoping someone can weigh in about if relearn is a thing for the clutches(or whatever it does) on the 10 speed.

Thank you all

 

[Fless]

A dealer printout of the maintenance would be much more accurate than a Carfax. Certified Used should have dealer records.

 

[buckwild27]

So I checked out my Carfax and it had the front and rear Dif services at about 50k mi, I saw the center Dif was also serviced in the past.

So its just down to the Trans. Hoping someone can weigh in about if relearn is a thing for the clutches(or whatever it does) on the 10 speed.

Thank you all

The center diff is a transfer case. Just for clarification.

 

[J5races]

The center diff is a transfer case. Just for clarification.

Correct. Thats what the carfax said. I wrote the wrong thing.