Last year's GM L87 engine recall states that some models need an entire replacement engine. Now, we want to know - how's that replacement engine doing so far?
The change follows a massive recall and a more recent NHTSA investigation into GM's L87 V-8 because of a potentially catastrophic issue.
Li Auto, Inc. Class A received a Sell rating and a HK$56.00 price target from J.P. Morgan analyst Nick Lai today. According to TipRanks, Lai is an analyst with an average return of -2.0% and a 39.62% ...
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GM quietly changes oil spec again on embattled lawsuit-magnet V8
General Motors has once again revised the oil specification for its troubled 6.2-liter V8, a change that might look minor on ...
GM's recall of hundreds of thousands of 6.2-liter V8 engines meant inspections for all and new engines for some, with ...
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Do thin oils destroy engines: Lessons from GM’s massive recall
After over 28,000 reported engine failures, GM is recommending thicker oil as a potential solution — but is that really the ...
There's a new question flying around General Motors’ large-scale recall involving catastrophic failure of the automaker's 6.2 ...
Last year's L87 engine recall stipulates that some units will need an engine replacement. Which raises a question - are the ...
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The original oil specification recommended by the manufacturer for the 6.2-liter V8 engine was the low-viscosity 0W-20, but ...
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