What you need is a load distribution hitch along with a built in sway control. Then you could have shifted that 310lbs excess weight off your rear truck axle and distributed it evenly across your truck’s two axles and the trailer’s two axles which along with sway control would make your truck and trailer handle much better than your current setup!
Garth Wheeler Weight distribution hitch works miracles. A lot of people have trouble understanding how they work and why they are so important to handling on the highway. I’m sure mine kept me alive more than once.
WDH with Antisway, ESPECIALLY when it’s got high sides. A big rig blows by and you’ll be doing the side-sway two step. Anti sway is absolutely critical, esp when trailer weight (including what it’s laying on hitch) is anywhere near your tow vehicle’s weight.
I run auto 4x4 when the road road conditions vary from good one minute to bad the next. If the truck senses any slip it will engage the front automatically....
5.3l owners crack me up, just like a middle child, jelous of their 6.2L brother they can't compete with and fearful of their new brother (3.0L) who they have no experience with and fear will be loved more. 😂.. PS- it's not a timing belt, it doesn't need to be replaced but inspected (but you may as well), and it's 150k miles (240k kms) not 100. To stop the trail wagging the dog with the trailer move/add weight to the front. The tongue weight should be at least 10% on a bumper pull and 15% on a fifth wheel but I usually go heavy. I would also recommend a weight distribution hitch to help distribute the weight more evenly on the truck but this won't help the sway, you must load correctly. Many of these toy hauler setups are poorly designed and have people putting as ATVs and sleds on and behind the axles. A few inches can make a huge difference.
They've actually increased the service interval to 200,000 miles. This is FAR beyond what 99% of people will put on a vehicle in their lifetime. Still a better service interval than the 80,000 mile timing belts on dozens of vehicles on the market.
Weight distribution bars would move some of that weight to the front axle without losing stability like moving weight to the rear of the trailer. You would likely gain stability and the truck would ride more level as well.
Air pressure in the back tires to low... and it could be the tires. A firmer sidewall does wonders. But, welcome to the world of diesel. You'll never go back to gas.
@@johnbrown8168 for what it is I think it's great. People that say it's worthless are driving 3/4 tons and 1 tons anyways. People buy half tons and get mad when they find out it won't pull a gooseneck with a backhoe on it. It pulls my bass boat and when it's not hooked up I'm getting 25-26 average and 30-35 on the highway. I'll take that all day everyday
@@derekm3304 well people really just hear diesel and think it'll pull mountains though in small cars they maintain speed much better but we now also have Turbocharged gas too. The goal of these is mainly fuel efficiency regulations. I get 13-14 mpg in my Titan and I fill with premium. Doesn't like the low octane stuff.
Son, That trailer is NOT too heavy for your truck. With weight distribution, the tongue weight will be transferred back to the front of truck and trailer, you could be reducing your tongue weight 300-500lbs. That will greatly improve your towing experience and improve stability.
Try and set the music volume to 800% next time, so there's no question that it'll kill the listener and not just leave them physically impaired like I am now. Always live life to the fullest and don't do things half-assed.
Lol, while I was watching this, my girlfriend asked, “if you buy that truck are you gonna listen to music like that?” In all seriousness though, at least he made this video. I don’t think there’s enough personal opinions from real owners on these things yet. That said, I’m encouraged by most that I see online.
There is a variable clutch in the transfer case that is used in auto. It can variably transfer torque between 0%(ish) and 50% to the front axle depending on rear wheel slip.
That's really cool. I was wondering how they engaged the transfer case when the traction control kicked in. I was worried that you could potentially shock load the front end if you had the rear end spinning out badly.
Do you think the fact that the timing chain sits at the back of the engine is something to be concerned about. People are saying that would be costly to replace ?
Typically I get around 10L/100 with a blend of city and highway. If I was driving strictly for fuel economy I could probably get it down to 7.9L/100 on the highway.
What is that in MPG'S?? We don't use L here in the United States... I would like to know what you get both Towing and not Towing averages... Because I can't see spending 60 to 70k for something that only gets 2 MPG better than my truck 97 F350 Turbo Diesel Crew Cab 4X4 with 8ft bed... And I would lose my 8ft bed because none of the makers are smart enough to make a REAL Half Ton Truck that is a Crew Cab 4X4 with 8ft bed!! Please send me the MPG'S and how many miles you have on the truck, and test it after you have 20k on it to see if it has improved Towing and not Towing... Thanks
with a properly weighted trailer you wont have any problems. I hauled my buddies boat around a few times this summer it weighed in around 7500lbs. I didn't have any issues. Just make sure you have extra DEF
I am looking into basically the exact same truck. Might go with the Chevy instead of GMC but same shit lol. Love the mini duramax! Might need to toss some airbags back there though with that heavy trailer!
I have a 2020 Denali with the 3.0. I put bags in it and use an equalizer hitch, I pull an 8000lb travel trailer with my wife and dogs and the truck pulls it like a dream, I had stretches where I was passing people doing 130kmph up hill
@@brandonsmith4367 constant engine issues. My front diff blew at 146 miles and it just blew again. Quality control issues. Brake issues. Etc etc etc. My service adviser has said the only problem free vehicle has been the acadia. That GM is garbage and they won't completely repair vehicles because it's costing them 3 times more. I'm going back to ram and Toyota.
This is basically the Truck I want to replace my 2014 All Terrain. Will it start without being plugged in at -20 Celcius? Worried if I'm at a job site and can't plug it in.
Off topic question..my diesel started making a real loud rattling sound around 2,500 miles...mostly really low rpm..barely lugging ..never did it before then.they say it has no codes..it seriously sounds like an old idi motor..as soon as it's under boost its quiet..any ideas.i feel it's the injector timing
In ohio 0 maybe -5 this past January 21 start no problem they don’t want you to plug it in until 0 I never plugged it in started right up with key fob Chevy z71 3.0 so far 9000 miles it’s been great 30 miles to gallon tows my dump trailer 7200lbs awesome uphill and down
@@dare2look awesome. My buddy had brand new f250 power stroke that wouldnt start one morning because it was apparently too cold but it was only one night and only 15 degrees. It was a huge hassle. Turned me off of diesel. But smaller diesels should be better. Glad to hear yours is. Im tempted to get it but I want a 1500 diesel. Cant tell which one is built the best. I love the inline 4 of yours. Seems solid.
This guy looks like he needs a 2500.... I’m a small dude and would fit right “appearance wise” to a 1500. I own a 05 dmax 2500 but want the 1500 for the mileage. Regardless of what I am doing with the truck it’s 12.3 mpg
Hear you there. But I ain't telling you where I live. We've got more'n enuff Californian's moving up and Seattlites moving over. Population's over a million now. State is plumb full. May have to move to MayJeCo, hear it's part near empty down there. . . .
It works okay if you have the cruise control set or if you put it in manual mode. I'm definitely having a hard time adjusting. My last truck had the 6 speed allison.
@@johnbrown8168 I figured by the landscape out there. I'm originally from High River but have been living in Ontario for 5 years now. Miss it out there. Beautiful truck btw, hoping to get one soon with a 6.2 V8
Careful I hope to ain’t like the Chrysler Fiat catch on fire and burned It’s a very sweet looking truck I hope you have great luck🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 Need to put some air bags in that supper if you’re going to keep it
AA Just my life Louis Young what year was your truck? You were towing normally or overloaded it? And did you have full insurance coverage on it? Are you okay??
Will A Add full coverage insurance finally paid after two months of fighting with Chrysler never overload it hardly ever told with it was going to chemo when I caught on fire
AA Just my life Louis Young Wow well that’s good it got paid for. Was the engine clogged up, maybe that was why, and I think the intake manifold is plastic so when the engine clogs up it could catch on fire, at least I heard from some TH-camr mechanic. Are you doing okay now with chemo? If you don’t mind me asking, I know how that feels.
The Cummins has been cancelled for the Titan but I think the new frontier is coming out with a 2.8 Cummins. The engine is the same but the bigger gear ratio is what gives it the higher towing capacity.
@@timothygaits7972 Umm Japanese company, but designed in California, engineered in Michigan and assembled in Mississippi. I'd say that is pretty American
I love this truck. I will be doing a basic review video soon. Fuel economy is alot better than what a gas option will provide. I will not be deleting this truck. The engine has been designed around the modern emission standards and works great.
Auto 4wheel drive is nothing more then a crutch for inexperienced drivers. And talk to any 3rd party mechanic that works on them that people driving around in auto are replacing transfer cases more often. I've driven a million miles plus in 4wd in WI andMN and telling you, 2wd is far safer as you don't get beyond yourself in changing conditions. Once you are on solid snow and ice then use 4wd as needed
Your 5.3 will last longer then the 3.0 with that belt driven oil pump they put thats suposed to last about 100k miles my last 5.3 i had 235k before i gave it to my daughter it still runs great
They switched from afm dfm and it's A LOT better bc I had them both. My 19 is so much smoother than my 17 in every aspect. The motor pulls and shifts SO much better than my 17..the 19 has 3.23 in it and the 17 had 3.42 so that's some of the difference. I lost towing capacity when I got the 19 though..oh well
@@dewaynemiguel3349 The oil pump belt isn't a big deal to change. Ford has been using wet belt oil pumps in some of their ecoboost engines for years with no problems anyways.
That is kind of scary. I never forget the first time I took the valve cover off a Honda lawn mower and found a wet timing belt. Was shocked but I guess the engineers knew what they were doing. We'll see what happens when someone puts too thick of oil in this engine and it's cold out.
Mike Copenhaver You realize it’s not really an issue with diesels right? People have been doing this for years. The issue with gasoline motors is that they use a spark to combust, so people say not to do it for safety reason. Diesels use compression instead of an electric spark.
I disagree. It’s easy to see everything. Basic analogue gauges have worked well for years. The digital ones so far haven’t provided any benefits that Trump the analogue. Sure they look nice but I’m not going to pass on a truck over other features.
What you need is a load distribution hitch along with a built in sway control. Then you could have shifted that 310lbs excess weight off your rear truck axle and distributed it evenly across your truck’s two axles and the trailer’s two axles which along with sway control would make your truck and trailer handle much better than your current setup!
Garth Wheeler
Weight distribution hitch works miracles. A lot of people have trouble understanding how they work and why they are so important to handling on the highway. I’m sure mine kept me alive more than once.
By the way when you put it in tow haul mode it has an automatic exaust brake fyi.
WDH with Antisway, ESPECIALLY when it’s got high sides. A big rig blows by and you’ll be doing the side-sway two step. Anti sway is absolutely critical, esp when trailer weight (including what it’s laying on hitch) is anywhere near your tow vehicle’s weight.
I run auto 4x4 when the road road conditions vary from good one minute to bad the next. If the truck senses any slip it will engage the front automatically....
Exactly what I do
5.3l owners crack me up, just like a middle child, jelous of their 6.2L brother they can't compete with and fearful of their new brother (3.0L) who they have no experience with and fear will be loved more. 😂.. PS- it's not a timing belt, it doesn't need to be replaced but inspected (but you may as well), and it's 150k miles (240k kms) not 100. To stop the trail wagging the dog with the trailer move/add weight to the front. The tongue weight should be at least 10% on a bumper pull and 15% on a fifth wheel but I usually go heavy. I would also recommend a weight distribution hitch to help distribute the weight more evenly on the truck but this won't help the sway, you must load correctly. Many of these toy hauler setups are poorly designed and have people putting as ATVs and sleds on and behind the axles. A few inches can make a huge difference.
They've actually increased the service interval to 200,000 miles. This is FAR beyond what 99% of people will put on a vehicle in their lifetime.
Still a better service interval than the 80,000 mile timing belts on dozens of vehicles on the market.
Fairly clear that a few didn't watch the hole video and missed the part you talked about torsion bars lol
P O SHIT CANT TOW 6000 LBS WITHIUT TORSION BARS .........
Ahh spelling....what a concept
Love my 3.0 as well.
Weight distribution bars would move some of that weight to the front axle without losing stability like moving weight to the rear of the trailer. You would likely gain stability and the truck would ride more level as well.
Air pressure in the back tires to low... and it could be the tires. A firmer sidewall does wonders. But, welcome to the world of diesel. You'll never go back to gas.
So far I'm really impressed with my 3.0L
I feel the same way!! It's a great power plant.
@@johnbrown8168 for what it is I think it's great. People that say it's worthless are driving 3/4 tons and 1 tons anyways. People buy half tons and get mad when they find out it won't pull a gooseneck with a backhoe on it. It pulls my bass boat and when it's not hooked up I'm getting 25-26 average and 30-35 on the highway. I'll take that all day everyday
@@derekm3304 well people really just hear diesel and think it'll pull mountains though in small cars they maintain speed much better but we now also have Turbocharged gas too. The goal of these is mainly fuel efficiency regulations. I get 13-14 mpg in my Titan and I fill with premium. Doesn't like the low octane stuff.
Can you not add an overload leaf spring? Or change out the rear leafs with heavy duty springs?
I'm more interested in around 150k miles on it, what that oil delivery belt looks like.
Im very interested but also waiting to see how it will develop under real world conditions
Son, That trailer is NOT too heavy for your truck. With weight distribution, the tongue weight will be transferred back to the front of truck and trailer, you could be reducing your tongue weight 300-500lbs. That will greatly improve your towing experience and improve stability.
Exactly Rocket!@
Try and set the music volume to 800% next time, so there's no question that it'll kill the listener and not just leave them physically impaired like I am now. Always live life to the fullest and don't do things half-assed.
Copy that!! 🤘
"If it's too loud, you're too old"
Adaam Davis no argument here, def got old-man stuff going on over here ☹️
Lol, while I was watching this, my girlfriend asked, “if you buy that truck are you gonna listen to music like that?” In all seriousness though, at least he made this video. I don’t think there’s enough personal opinions from real owners on these things yet. That said, I’m encouraged by most that I see online.
@@kellyryan3342 100% right - anyway I'm just some internet idiot anyway :)
Hitch weight distribution and air bag will fix the sway.. 💪👍
There is a variable clutch in the transfer case that is used in auto. It can variably transfer torque between 0%(ish) and 50% to the front axle depending on rear wheel slip.
That's really cool. I was wondering how they engaged the transfer case when the traction control kicked in. I was worried that you could potentially shock load the front end if you had the rear end spinning out badly.
th-cam.com/video/YB9sGeAzoPE/w-d-xo.html
Capacity rating is a suggestion. You could probably get away with 2 or 3 more thousand pounds maybe more.
Do you think the fact that the timing chain sits at the back of the engine is something to be concerned about. People are saying that would be costly to replace ?
It will be an expensive fix but they are saying it doesn’t need to be done until 200,000 miles
You shouldn't even be worried about that. They say it's good for 150k miles. You should be getting rid of the truck long before then. Lol
Sounds like someone needs a weight distribution hitch
Haha, your right 👍
I put air ride on mine to balance the load as I pull at work regularly
My 3.0 definitely tows awesome with the WDH property setup. Makes a huge difference.
I bet it does!! The motor is very capable.
Why does it shift down to pull at 3500rpm when it has max tq 1500-3000?
That truck was overloaded and rendered dangerous..
"There were no accidents" - Master Oogway
Can you tell me more about the fuel consuption? Is it 20L/100 I'm seeing? What is the best you have done with this truck?
Typically I get around 10L/100 with a blend of city and highway. If I was driving strictly for fuel economy I could probably get it down to 7.9L/100 on the highway.
What is that in MPG'S?? We don't use L here in the United States... I would like to know what you get both Towing and not Towing averages... Because I can't see spending 60 to 70k for something that only gets 2 MPG better than my truck 97 F350 Turbo Diesel Crew Cab 4X4 with 8ft bed... And I would lose my 8ft bed because none of the makers are smart enough to make a REAL Half Ton Truck that is a Crew Cab 4X4 with 8ft bed!! Please send me the MPG'S and how many miles you have on the truck, and test it after you have 20k on it to see if it has improved Towing and not Towing... Thanks
4x4 auto is such an underrated system.
Ya its basically AWD. Did 75 miles down i70 thru a blizzard in Auto. It was a lifesaver.
Through snow I use 4x4
Just bought the exact truck. Wonder if it can pull a skid steer lol
with a properly weighted trailer you wont have any problems. I hauled my buddies boat around a few times this summer it weighed in around 7500lbs. I didn't have any issues. Just make sure you have extra DEF
I am looking into basically the exact same truck. Might go with the Chevy instead of GMC but same shit lol. Love the mini duramax! Might need to toss some airbags back there though with that heavy trailer!
I have a 2020 Denali with the 3.0. I put bags in it and use an equalizer hitch, I pull an 8000lb travel trailer with my wife and dogs and the truck pulls it like a dream, I had stretches where I was passing people doing 130kmph up hill
I’m going to put in Supersprings
WHAT WAS YOUR. M.P.G.?
How has been your truck so far?
I'm looking forward to buy one of these.
Mine has been garbage!
@@JohnDoe-nz6bk would you like to expound on that??
@@brandonsmith4367 constant engine issues. My front diff blew at 146 miles and it just blew again. Quality control issues. Brake issues. Etc etc etc. My service adviser has said the only problem free vehicle has been the acadia. That GM is garbage and they won't completely repair vehicles because it's costing them 3 times more. I'm going back to ram and Toyota.
@@brandonsmith4367 so therefore, it's been garbage.
@@JohnDoe-nz6bk thx for giving an honest opinion, i have a Toyota now and was considering switching, im going to keep researching :)
hollywood scales
Baby duramax
How I like the 3.0 duramax? Any issue??? Thanks
This is basically the Truck I want to replace my 2014 All Terrain. Will it start without being plugged in at -20 Celcius? Worried if I'm at a job site and can't plug it in.
Is a sled a snow mobile?
Yes
Off topic question..my diesel started making a real loud rattling sound around 2,500 miles...mostly really low rpm..barely lugging ..never did it before then.they say it has no codes..it seriously sounds like an old idi motor..as soon as it's under boost its quiet..any ideas.i feel it's the injector timing
How’s the cold start?
In ohio 0 maybe -5 this past January 21 start no problem they don’t want you to plug it in until 0 I never plugged it in started right up with key fob Chevy z71 3.0 so far 9000 miles it’s been great 30 miles to gallon tows my dump trailer 7200lbs awesome uphill and down
@@dare2look awesome. My buddy had brand new f250 power stroke that wouldnt start one morning because it was apparently too cold but it was only one night and only 15 degrees. It was a huge hassle. Turned me off of diesel. But smaller diesels should be better. Glad to hear yours is. Im tempted to get it but I want a 1500 diesel. Cant tell which one is built the best. I love the inline 4 of yours. Seems solid.
Do you know if shifting is the same between 2wd and 4wd or is it just 4wd and auto?
This guy looks like he needs a 2500.... I’m a small dude and would fit right “appearance wise” to a 1500. I own a 05 dmax 2500 but want the 1500 for the mileage. Regardless of what I am doing with the truck it’s 12.3 mpg
If he isn’t towing all the time that truck is fine.
You might want to say you unintentionally overloaded the truck. Legally an accident is defined to mean you intended to cause a collision.
Stfu
I need to live somewhere beautiful like that, Boston sucks and is overcrowded.
Hear you there.
But I ain't telling you where I live.
We've got more'n enuff Californian's moving up and Seattlites moving over.
Population's over a million now.
State is plumb full.
May have to move to MayJeCo, hear it's part near empty down there. . . .
are you saying an 8k trailer overloaded the truck?
i think he said " legally "
Sweet
7k lb isn’t the most you can tow with it, so long as you balance the load just right 😂🤞
It is legally he made that clear
I thought it was 9k lbs?
Thanks for the video. How many km on it now?
Thoughts to date?
Any issues?
21k now and I haven't had any major issues. I'm really happy with the truck and the way the engine operates.
Thanks John. Appreciated. I'm down to the 3L or the Ford 2.7EB. Decision will likely come down to price
Nightmare
So in other words, the exhaust brake is useless?
It works okay if you have the cruise control set or if you put it in manual mode. I'm definitely having a hard time adjusting. My last truck had the 6 speed allison.
Everything that I’ve seen and read says that it needs some adjusting.
Are you out in southern Alberta area?
You betcha. I live in Calgary.
@@johnbrown8168 I figured by the landscape out there. I'm originally from High River but have been living in Ontario for 5 years now. Miss it out there. Beautiful truck btw, hoping to get one soon with a 6.2 V8
Careful I hope to ain’t like the Chrysler Fiat catch on fire and burned
It’s a very sweet looking truck I hope you have great luck🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 Need to put some air bags in that supper if you’re going to keep it
AA Just my life Louis Young your truck caught on fire??
Will A yes it Did it all burned up and gone
AA Just my life Louis Young what year was your truck? You were towing normally or overloaded it? And did you have full insurance coverage on it?
Are you okay??
Will A Add full coverage insurance finally paid after two months of fighting with Chrysler never overload it hardly ever told with it was going to chemo when I caught on fire
AA Just my life Louis Young Wow well that’s good it got paid for. Was the engine clogged up, maybe that was why, and I think the intake manifold is plastic so when the engine clogs up it could catch on fire, at least I heard from some TH-camr mechanic. Are you doing okay now with chemo? If you don’t mind me asking, I know how that feels.
This exactly why Nissan came out with the XD. More heft and power for towing more than a 1/2 ton should.
The Cummins has been cancelled for the Titan but I think the new frontier is coming out with a 2.8 Cummins. The engine is the same but the bigger gear ratio is what gives it the higher towing capacity.
Titan gas motor out ran cummins.5.0 up Ike. Sad
It's same 2.8 ?
But its Japanese.....
@@timothygaits7972 Umm Japanese company, but designed in California, engineered in Michigan and assembled in Mississippi. I'd say that is pretty American
Is good car or no ? Only 3.0 diesel have good fuel economy
DPF filter and EGR you are delete after ?
I love this truck. I will be doing a basic review video soon. Fuel economy is alot better than what a gas option will provide.
I will not be deleting this truck. The engine has been designed around the modern emission standards and works great.
God vid 👍
How has the engine ran since that “overload”?
The truck was not overloaded, just the rear axle. Has nothing to do with the engine.
What was the fuel mileage
12.3 mpg
Make sure to get your little rubber belt changed after a 100,000 miles. Have to drop transmission to changed a $30 belt. Great investment. Junk
Jeff Talbot you're so full of...sunshine..
They moved the interval to 150,000 miles. They may move it even further. Love my 3.0 Duramax thus far
Sorta like ford spark plugs at 100.000 miles
DONT BE A CRYBABY CHEAPSKATE... DRIVE YOUR OLD BEATER AND HUSH
Auto 4wheel drive is nothing more then a crutch for inexperienced drivers. And talk to any 3rd party mechanic that works on them that people driving around in auto are replacing transfer cases more often.
I've driven a million miles plus in 4wd in WI andMN and telling you, 2wd is far safer as you don't get beyond yourself in changing conditions. Once you are on solid snow and ice then use 4wd as needed
With a Cummins there is no such thing as over loading it
I hope the isuzu engine will last you
Hugo Mora what isuzu engine?
Isuzu is the largest medium duty diesel engine manufacturer in the world
@@C5Z06 Miramax is an Isuzu engine
Miramax? Wtf is that? This 3.0L is an inhouse design and built by GM.
@@C5Z06 spell check... Duramax
I HAVE A 6000 LB TRACTOR AND WHEN MY OLD 1998 DODGE 12 VALVE PULLS IT I CANT EVEN FEEL TRACTOR AND TRAILER ........CHEVY HAS GONE TO SHIT .
You are comparing a 3/4 ton Dodge to a 1/2 ton Chevy with an improperly loaded trailer.
Your going 100 lol
Km/h
What's your rear axel ratio?
3.23, The max tow package is not available with the 3.0l Duramax. The max tow package comes with the 3.42.
@@johnbrown8168
Can that be done aftermarket?
@@patrickmckowen2999 I'm sure its possible. It isn't necessary with the 3.0l Duramax, it has tons of bottom end grunt to get things rolling.
My 5.3 pulls my 8000lb+ camper a lot better than this baby dmax..I'm glad I went with gas
The 5.3 is a proven power plant. I like that motor a lot. I put one in a 1979 CJ-5 th-cam.com/video/PvXpfSWJm-Y/w-d-xo.html
Your 5.3 will last longer then the 3.0 with that belt driven oil pump they put thats suposed to last about 100k miles my last 5.3 i had 235k before i gave it to my daughter it still runs great
They switched from afm dfm and it's A LOT better bc I had them both. My 19 is so much smoother than my 17 in every aspect. The motor pulls and shifts SO much better than my 17..the 19 has 3.23 in it and the 17 had 3.42 so that's some of the difference. I lost towing capacity when I got the 19 though..oh well
@@dewaynemiguel3349 The oil pump belt isn't a big deal to change. Ford has been using wet belt oil pumps in some of their ecoboost engines for years with no problems anyways.
@@ngirardo86 DFM is amazing. Super smooth you can barely tell when it's deactivating cylinders.
3.0L kill me now
3.0 L diesel = 6.2 L gasoline. But diesel is not ecological but hace good fuel consum
Its not looking good for the 3.0L. Its a runaway waiting to go. Chevy sells another lemon.
This engine will fail mark my words! It has a belt driven oil pump!
That is kind of scary. I never forget the first time I took the valve cover off a Honda lawn mower and found a wet timing belt. Was shocked but I guess the engineers knew what they were doing. We'll see what happens when someone puts too thick of oil in this engine and it's cold out.
I definitely don't like the idea of a belt driven oil pump either. Gears would have been a more durable option in my opinion.
How about documenting all the failures you know about...
When I noticed you fuel the truck with the engine running, at that point I realized you haven’t a clue what your doin!!!
Mike Copenhaver Why not fuel the truck while engine is running?
@Mike Copenhaver You are a complete idiot!!
Mike Copenhaver You realize it’s not really an issue with diesels right? People have been doing this for years. The issue with gasoline motors is that they use a spark to combust, so people say not to do it for safety reason. Diesels use compression instead of an electric spark.
Mike Copenhaver lol , that’s cute
Never kill my f350 when fueling lol
I just can’t with those gauges. It’s like they tried to make them look as shitty and boring as possible!
I love the way my gauges look..its nice and clean
I disagree. It’s easy to see everything. Basic analogue gauges have worked well for years. The digital ones so far haven’t provided any benefits that Trump the analogue. Sure they look nice but I’m not going to pass on a truck over other features.