2000 Silverado Locking Differential
I've attempted to order a 2000 Silverado LS Z71
with locking diff and the 3.73. My dealer has
informed me that there is a constraint on the
locking diff, and no trucks will be built with a
locking diff until the constraint is removed. Is
he pulling my chain?
with locking diff and the 3.73. My dealer has
informed me that there is a constraint on the
locking diff, and no trucks will be built with a
locking diff until the constraint is removed. Is
he pulling my chain?
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If he gives you a BUILD date....that guarantees that they will have all the parts in stock when yours is built.
Check this out for more info
http://www.wheels.com/fr_news.htm
Hope it helps
Good Luck
Tim
I'm in the process of ordering also, and was told the same thing, almost. The dealer did say they were told that 35% of those ordered with the ld would get one. No way to know until it is ordered and they get the build info back.
he said no....he said there was one way back at the beginning of the 99's...but not now.
I was concerned as my 2000 has those seats....but he said once you have a Build date...you are all set.
Good Luck
Tim
My truck is going to be built with those seats in 2 weeks. maybe they used the last of them?
We are talking High back Leather 6 ways..right?
Order it now....a lot can change in 2-3 months.
If they don't get them for the actual order...you can cancel your order if you like...waiting now until they have them for sure..just puts you wayyy down the Line in the waiting process.
Quit talking to me...get to the dealer and order that thing!..hehehe
Seriously...order now....if it's still a problem later...you can cancel...
Good Luck
Tim
Here in Michigan I'm told it's not a problem right now....you think it would be nationwide?
GM is pretty damn funky the last year or so..
Tim
i'm in PA. no leather -- just cloth. my boyfriend is doing the buying, but if it was up to me i'd say forget the power seats and order the thing!!
kelly
Up to you.
Order it without..maybe in a few weeks the constraint will be off and you can change it to those seats....at least the order was in earlier?
Tim
kelly
Good Luck
Tim
Or at the end of the previous year? I figure ordering a truck for next year 6 months before was good, now I don't know.
Tim, my dealer says all is well, should have some info on my truck in 1-2 weeks (i.e., order # - I hope!!!)
Yeah! All is well.
- Cindy
Example...I'll get mine in august 1999..it's a 2000 model...2 years I'll sell it..it will be 2001 on the calender...the truck is 2 years old..but it's only 1 Model year old....get it?
Resale will be based on the last years model...not 2 years ago
One corky way to see it.....course waiting longer gives them time to work out more bugs..if any..
No perfect way...but figure what's best for you..That's all that matters
Tim
Cindy
I just heard on the news this morning that Chevy has recalled my current truck (brakes) - I have a '92 S10 Blazer 4 door! I have to call today and check out whats up with that!
Cindy
Oh well
Tim
They've been pretty accurate so far.
What does that mean when they say "AVAILABILITY IS LIMITED"? Does that mean that things are on hold for those items? Does it mean that it will take longer? Or does it mean that some areas won't be able to get trucks with these features? I noticed that the 3.73 gear is also noted. My truck has all these! It is an ext. cab, has locking diff, AND 3.73 gears? What does that mean in reference to my order? Help!
Cindy
Some may get it..some may not.
You gotta remember too..Yours is a while from now!
It will be a different ball game all together then...quit racking yourself up now..and check this stuff out later in the game.
When you get a build date....that will assure that all parts will be in stock for YOUR truck.
Maybe all trucks should be sold In stock??
..or all the options are installed at the dealer..and they just get base trucks in all the same??..hehehhee
Tim
But it turns out they are putting an Eaton Locker in them, a true locker! http://www.torquecontrol.eaton.com/prodinfo/products/index.html
It is speed sensitive, rather than torque sensitive. When one wheel slips, the mechanism locks the axles together. Bravo! They have some video feeds you can download.
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