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<blockquote data-quote="PrairieGhost" data-source="post: 364081" data-attributes="member: 704">Some of my friends have had great luck with the GMC 3L diesel so I picked up a GMC Denali 3L in June.&nbsp; I get 30 mpg at 65 and 26 at 75mph.&nbsp; I pull an 8600lb 30 ft travel trailer with ease.&nbsp; The problem started in October when it started missing do bad the whole truck rocked.&nbsp; The service manager said that's the way they run.&nbsp; I had to be nasty to get it to a mechanic.&nbsp; So they run a scan and send to GMC.&nbsp; They thought one cylinder was flooding out and replaced all the injectors.&nbsp; That did no good.&nbsp; Now it's in for three days getting a new injector pump.&nbsp; The problem is it takes weeks to get parts and the service manager will not schedule until the parts come in.&nbsp; They are a month out so from parts order to actual work is 6 to 8 weeks.&nbsp; I bought it in June and got to use it until October.&nbsp; It sat at the dealership out in the elements for a month one time.&nbsp; The last fiasco I took it home to set in the garage.&nbsp; Getting a simple oil change is a week or even more out.If this truck isn't running right this time I am checking into North Dakota lemon laws.I did buy a new Chev Traverse in 2019 in Carrington.&nbsp; I never wait more than a day for an oil change.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PrairieGhost, post: 364081, member: 704"] Some of my friends have had great luck with the GMC 3L diesel so I picked up a GMC Denali 3L in June. I get 30 mpg at 65 and 26 at 75mph. I pull an 8600lb 30 ft travel trailer with ease. The problem started in October when it started missing do bad the whole truck rocked. The service manager said that's the way they run. I had to be nasty to get it to a mechanic. So they run a scan and send to GMC. They thought one cylinder was flooding out and replaced all the injectors. That did no good. Now it's in for three days getting a new injector pump. The problem is it takes weeks to get parts and the service manager will not schedule until the parts come in. They are a month out so from parts order to actual work is 6 to 8 weeks. I bought it in June and got to use it until October. It sat at the dealership out in the elements for a month one time. The last fiasco I took it home to set in the garage. Getting a simple oil change is a week or even more out. If this truck isn't running right this time I am checking into North Dakota lemon laws. I did buy a new Chev Traverse in 2019 in Carrington. I never wait more than a day for an oil change. [/QUOTE]

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