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Originally Posted by cossie1600 I had a tranny/rear diff/wheel bearings redone. Also I had an electrical problem. My rear diff clutch was rebuilt 3 times and the last time it

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Old 10-13-2010, 11:50 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I had a tranny/rear diff/wheel bearings redone. Also I had an electrical problem.
My rear diff clutch was rebuilt 3 times and the last time it was rebuilt is when I got rid of it. My BCM replaced 2 times.
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My rear diff clutch was rebuilt 3 times and the last time it was rebuilt is when I got rid of it. My BCM replaced 2 times.
GM is stupid too. Rather than replacing the entire unit with a rebuilt, they have the hacks at the dealer to rebuild it. I lost my car with an electrical problem for a full month. My stability control used to kick in and slam the car to the right whenever it wants to. I had the GMPP warranty, which saved me a few bucks. Also at the time, 19" race tires were expensive. I traded it in for a Prius and RX-8. Of course the RX-8 didn't do anything for me, I ended up back in a 370.

As much as I hate GM, I can tell you Nissan service are worse!

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My rear diff clutch was rebuilt 3 times and the last time it was rebuilt is when I got rid of it. My BCM replaced 2 times.
GM changed the fluid in '08 I think it was. Fixed that problem of noisy/prematurely dead diff clutches.

Sorry...BCM? I am having a brain-fart. Brake Control Module? If it's electric, GM went from Delphi to Bosche a couple of years ago ('08 again, I think). Completely different electronics parts manufacturer.


I think the main lesson you learned was to never buy the first year or two of a new year-model--especially from a domestic manufacturer. GM has ironed out most of the issues with the '08 and newer C6 models, though.

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GM changed the fluid in '08 I think it was. Fixed that problem of noisy/prematurely dead diff clutches.

Sorry...BCM? I am having a brain-fart. Brake Control Module? If it's electric, GM went from Delphi to Bosche a couple of years ago ('08 again, I think). Completely different electronics parts manufacturer.


I think the main lesson you learned was to never buy the first year or two of a new year-model--especially from a domestic manufacturer. GM has ironed out most of the issues with the '08 and newer C6 models, though.
The '05's had a relatively weak differential...Changed in '06. Even through '08 they were having problems with the clutch paks and many owners required either the "secret Sauce" or a replacement.

BCM is the Body control module that handles pretty much everything the engine control module doesn't.
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GM changed the fluid in '08 I think it was. Fixed that problem of noisy/prematurely dead diff clutches.

Sorry...BCM? I am having a brain-fart. Brake Control Module? If it's electric, GM went from Delphi to Bosche a couple of years ago ('08 again, I think). Completely different electronics parts manufacturer.


I think the main lesson you learned was to never buy the first year or two of a new year-model--especially from a domestic manufacturer. GM has ironed out most of the issues with the '08 and newer C6 models, though.
"GM changed the fluid in '08 I think it was. Fixed that problem of noisy/prematurely dead diff clutches"

I don't know if you have ever owned a C6 Corvette, worst yet one that was a problem child. 2 weeks before I traded in my C6 for this Z that I have, I took it in because I was hearing a grinding noise at the rear of the car. Left it at the Dealer, received a call later in the day and was told that my diff. needs a fliud flush, I told the Dealer Tech. "you guys just done it 2 month ago and I paid for it". Dealer Tech says "I will have to call you back because I have to do some research". He called me back and said that he was sorry and I was correct and The Clutch Pack has to be rebuilt and there is also a NEW TSB FOR A NEW DIFFERENTIAL FLUID. I've spoken to other C6 Corvette owners that have 08 and newer and they are still have Differential troubles. So please go walk a mile in the shoes of a C6 Corvette owner that has have and is still having problems with their cars.

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"GM changed the fluid in '08 I think it was. Fixed that problem of noisy/prematurely dead diff clutches"

I don't know if you have ever owned a C6 Corvette, worst yet one that was a problem child. 2 weeks before I traded in my C6 for this Z that I have, I took it in because I was hearing a grinding noise at the rear of the car. Left it at the Dealer, received a call later in the day and was told that my diff. needs a fliud flush, I told the Dealer Tech. "you guys just done it 2 month ago and I paid for it". Dealer Tech says "I will have to call you back because I have to do some research". He called me back and said that he was sorry and I was correct and The Clutch Pack has to be rebuilt and there is also a NEW TSB FOR A NEW DIFFERENTIAL FLUID. I've spoken to other C6 Corvette owners that have 08 and newer and they are still have Differential troubles. So please go walk a mile in the shoes of a C6 Corvette owner that has have and is still having problems with their cars.

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