Driveshaft binding?

Test drove a couple of the twins including the turbo diesel. It performed (shifting) better than my third gen. ZR2 looks legit.

 

That looks like a mix between a lowrider el camino and an avalanche. Is that a snowplow bumper? What the hell.

 

Yea right you are going to drive it for 2 or 3 more years because deep down in side you like it. Also it gives you 2 or 3 more years that you can whine about it also buttercup. I also notice underneath your pic you call your self the most hated turdgenner. You sure go to the extreme to be recognized by that don't you. Did the teacher not call on you enough when you were little when you had your little hand up.

 

OF course it will be a depreciation hit but I and most would do it if we hated it half as bad as he says he does.

 

this true @AR15xAR10 ?

 

Maybe. I can't possibly know his situation but I do know I'd sure be peeved if I paid/was paying for a POS. I hope people continue giving their own product input, good or bad. As long as it's not a personal attack, it might help me when it's time to buy the next.

 

No idea

 

You haven't driven it long enough...
http://coloradofans.com/forums/185-...ow-what-fix-shifting-issues-new-colorado.html
http://coloradofans.com/forums/185-.../292001-truck-shuttering-hard-then-dying.html
http://coloradofans.com/forums/185-2nd-gen-engines-technical-discussion/233041-drivetrain-whine.html
http://coloradofans.com/forums/185-...-2016-chuggle-shudder-gm-has-let-us-down.html

 

Meh. I could pull up twenty more complaint threads here on issues that fanbois dismiss.

 

Update:
the dealership wound up replacing the rear driveshaft and carrier bearing. Supposedly, the splines on the slip joint were NOT lubricated from the factory. So after some use, it was binding up at that point. I did happen to catch a glimpse of what they billed Toyota under warranty. 1171.xx!
Sooooo...when I get off work today, I will be picking a needle adapter for the grease gun and making sure this driveshaft is lubed up.