goldenbear4

I am looking at a 2014 GMC Sierra 1500 Pickup. The mileage is around 95,000. The engine was replaced and has paper work. The current engine for the truck has around 20,000. Should I consider purchasing. I trust the dealership and they have always been great to work with. If the engine had over 90,000 the Blue Book is under the purchase price, with 20,000 the Blue Book is over purchase price. Thanks!

TonyTwoBags

Bless your heart

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=forums+GMC+Sierra

chsu74

Gold

808Bill

Saturday cartoons...
Does the "Good Week" start or end today?

Always wanted 1

Was the IMS bearing replaced when they installed the new motor?

kromdom

the 996 forum (and the collective wisdom of its members) is so good that non-996 (N/A) questions routinely land here.

993James993

Assuming that the truck has the proper engine and was replaced by a reputable shop, why not? I take it that you like the vehicle and that is all that is holding you back.

Whatever you do, don't ask the experts here what engine oil you should use. Not a good idea, although this forum seems to relish engine oil threads.

ZuffenZeus

Ain't gonna fall for NO banana in the tailpipe!!!

Cuda911

Now if this question was about a Ford F150, absolutely. But a GMC????

Southern Man

My hats off to our fellow forumites for showing amazing restraint regarding this post.

KoB

Well done, sir ... it would've been sad to see such a fine LMGTFY opportunity go to waste.

The "bless your heart" was a nice touch ;-)

robroy72

FTFY

996AE

Everyone knows the 29 failure modes of the 996 extend to Chevy products.

This is a very astute buyer.

Be sure, during extensive PPI to drop the dry sump plate. Please take pictures.