Buddy is now driving a ticking time bomb
A friend of mine has a 2012 2500 HD Duramax 4x4. He filled it up the other day at a local gas station, then was driving around running errands, driving it to work, etc. I don't have all the detail...
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BurbMan wrote:Both of your quotes are out of context. The company did step up for the repairs and the other from IB516 is his guess as to what COULD happen. Both stated in OP.wing_zealot wrote:
And the company is stepping up as they should.
The company is NOT stepping up:ib516 wrote:
GM tells him it's not a warranty item, and the retailer says "prove it". Yikes.
I've had contaminated fuel a handful of times over the last 30+ years, but nothing more severe than rough running or terrible mileage on a tankful, never to the point where it disabled the vehicle altogether.
The point is that the newer generation of diesels are much more sensitive to contaminated fuel, so it takes a lot less to sideline them than it used to.
