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jpeff31787 12-17-2014 10:22 AM

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Originally Posted by CajunSaint (Post 732980)
Well my 2012 Ford is in the shop as I type $780.00 new fuel tank, fuel pump and some kind of sensor.
Never had any problems with my Chevy trucks.

damn.. I hate to hear that! I have a 2013

speckinabox 12-17-2014 10:32 AM

I had a 2010 ford and after 70,000 miles i had all kind of problems. Changed the AC condensor and power steering cooler twice. This is the same part. The ford warrenty and service was crap. I just got a 2014 Chevy and love it so far.

keakar 12-17-2014 10:50 AM

"IF" you think about gambling on a GM, there will be 3 out of 5 on the lot that vibrate.

the vibrations start around 70mph for most and they do vary so some its 80 and some its 65 or 75 but the important thing to point out is that even people who tested for vibrations and "thought" they had a good truck had the vibrations start only after several thousand miles.

beyond the vibration issues there are many other issues going on.

I would suggest you look at ford or dodge and not go anywhere near a GM truck, the 2014's and the 2015's have the same unresolved issues but at least the 2015's got rid of the HD radio so at least the radios work in the 2015's.

again only if you want to gamble on a GM, look here and see the long list of things to test before buying and problems you will likely have to fix yourself out of pocket. http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/foru...ice-bulletins/

alphaman 12-17-2014 10:56 AM

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Originally Posted by speckinabox (Post 732988)
I had a 2010 ford and after 70,000 miles i had all kind of problems. Changed the AC condensor and power steering cooler twice. This is the same part. The ford warrenty and service was crap. I just got a 2014 Chevy and love it so far.

Booom! Problems right after the warranty expired on some ford f150s. Just sayin

alphaman 12-17-2014 11:00 AM

Dodge is still at the top of my list. I have a 2011 durango with the hemi. Pulls my boat with no problems 30 hp less than the truck too

Clampy 12-17-2014 11:14 AM

That new eco diesel is sweet.

all star rod 12-17-2014 11:28 AM

On my 2nd Chevy i had which was a 2008 model my alternator went out and I had 82k miles. Truck was not even 3 years old at the time. On my next Chevy which was a 2011 model my dash board developed a major Crack in it after not even 2 years.

jpcajun 12-17-2014 11:38 AM

I own a new GMC.... Have owned Chevy or GMC's all of my life; wife too! Will not be purchasing another. Vibration issues, truck leans to driver side and dealer states that it is all normal and according to the specifications. Brother just purchased a Ford and I drove it just to see if i like it...... and i love it! Will be purchasing a ford in the future!

Crankbait36 12-17-2014 11:41 AM

Guys I have a heads up for y'all stay away from the new diesels no matter the brand they are all loaded with problems due to government mandated pollution controls! There are no brands immune to these problems.

meaux fishing 12-17-2014 11:44 AM

My next truck is gonna be a dodge or a toyota. I just hit 170000 on my tacoma, with only regular maintenance and I pull boats all over the state

alphaman 12-17-2014 12:14 PM

How about we have our very own salty cajun truck towing your boat review.

Chevy Dodge GMC Toyota Trucks

Pick a city start there, tow your boat to X city record you milage etc. Lets say lafayette to Calcasieu point.
1. gas up the truck

2. Follow the same route To cal point in Lake charles. reset gas milage at ambassadors Caffrey and I10.

3. Everyone has to pull at the same speed, Say 65 mph

4. Once everyone is in the lot at cal point we take notes see who did what. Etc what you guys think? Forget watching utube videos

Goooh 12-17-2014 12:37 PM

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Originally Posted by alphaman (Post 732993)
Dodge is still at the top of my list. I have a 2011 durango with the hemi. Pulls my boat with no problems 30 hp less than the truck too


Come now bream, we saw your lemon scare recently!


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swampman46 12-17-2014 01:09 PM

Sure hope this thread turns into a Ford vs Chevy vs Dodge real soon. ;) I personally will never buy any of them until they start building down to normal size again-which is probably never. Ever try reaching for something small in the bed of these monsters today? :(

bayouchub 12-17-2014 01:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Goooh (Post 733012)
Come now bream, we saw your lemon scare recently!


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Thats what i was thinking.

Goooh 12-17-2014 01:59 PM

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Originally Posted by swampman46 (Post 733015)
Sure hope this thread turns into a Ford vs Chevy vs Dodge real soon. ;) I personally will never buy any of them until they start building down to normal size again-which is probably never. Ever try reaching for something small in the bed of these monsters today? :(


Ram box, don't knock it til you try it!!


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keakar 12-17-2014 02:06 PM

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Originally Posted by swampman46 (Post 733015)
Sure hope this thread turns into a Ford vs Chevy vs Dodge real soon. ;) I personally will never buy any of them until they start building down to normal size again-which is probably never. Ever try reaching for something small in the bed of these monsters today? :(

then they tried to even do away with the ranger, dacota, and Colorado, but thank goodness they are bringing those truck line options back finally.

if you want what used to be considered a "normal" full sized truck then look at the Colorado or the canyon, it measures the same as the 1998 chevy 1500 truck and sits at the same ride height.

also the new tacoma are the same size as the full size chevy 1500 was back in the late 90's.

meaux fishing 12-17-2014 02:10 PM

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Originally Posted by alphaman (Post 733010)
How about we have our very own salty cajun truck towing your boat review.

Chevy Dodge GMC Toyota Trucks

Pick a city start there, tow your boat to X city record you milage etc. Lets say lafayette to Calcasieu point.
1. gas up the truck

2. Follow the same route To cal point in Lake charles. reset gas milage at ambassadors Caffrey and I10.

3. Everyone has to pull at the same speed, Say 65 mph

4. Once everyone is in the lot at cal point we take notes see who did what. Etc what you guys think? Forget watching utube videos

I can tell you pulling my boat, which weighs around 4500lbs boat/motor/trailer, I get 10 mpg going from my house to Cal point via I-10 @ 70mph

alphaman 12-17-2014 02:26 PM

Lol I know. But it pulls like a champ. we all got problems. it not a problem test it is a towing test.

Clampy 12-17-2014 02:26 PM

Ecoboost pulling my frontier at 70 gets 9.something

Goooh 12-17-2014 02:48 PM

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Originally Posted by keakar (Post 733019)
then they tried to even do away with the ranger, dacota, and Colorado, but thank goodness they are bringing those truck line options back finally.

if you want what used to be considered a "normal" full sized truck then look at the Colorado or the canyon, it measures the same as the 1998 chevy 1500 truck and sits at the same ride height.

also the new tacoma are the same size as the full size chevy 1500 was back in the late 90's.


Where do you get your information? You do know we can all Google, even though looking at the pic of the guy standing in a super crew Colorado is all the co formation we need to call BS


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