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BrendaHey Patty,
I have a 2005 Taho LT that has 48,000 mile.. I took it in because I have been hearing the torque make a noise, the car slips after it has been put into gear and the speedometer just stopped working while riding down the road one night. I have a 75,000 mile warrenty but feel I have been getting the run around at the dealership and they cannot seam to fix it.
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Call the dealership and ask to speak to the service manager or the general manager, explain the issue. Go to another Chevy dealership if this one does not address the problem.
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