coming from someone who doesnt have it...get a warranty if its from GMPP and a decent price. I have a cyl2 misfire and its probably a bad head, after hearing that dennis said with parts and labor it was 2700 (and im in california so I expect worse!) the warranty will paid for itself eventually. I wish I had it but I am at 85k miles...
07 and up - this would be covered by powertrain warranty
I'll vouch for the GMPP. We got it when we bought our 2005 H2. I think it was about $2000 with $100 deductible. The truck was out of factory warranty. It has more than paid for itself. They have replaced a broken rear axle, leaking power steering hose, leaking oil cooler line, all the front diff seals, resealed the front diff, and replaced the front diff crossmember/ bushing. All for a cost to me of $200 in deductibles.
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07 and up - rear axle, diff seals, front diff covered under powertrain warranty. Maybe (not likely) the oil cooler line. Crossmember not covered
Yep, that is about what mine had cost. Paid off too! Here is what I had done under the extended . . .
- T-Case repair (orbital cluster broke, burned bearing)
- Both front half shafts (leaky boot)
- T-case replacement (many broken parts inside, got the redesign this time!)
- Front diff rebuild (blown bearing)
- Rear diff rebuild (broken e-locker)
- Hood struts replaced
- Front drive shaft replaced (leaky boot)
My warranty expired December. I will miss it!
All but #6 would be covered under powertrain warranty
The GMPP is great but I think many may underestimate what is covered by the powertrain warranty that was extended in 07. Be cautioned that GM
may have reduced the powertrain warranty around 2010 for those models. Many of you know that my truck has been in the dealer many, many times and I don't think I would have covered, or would have barely covered, the $2200 cost of the GMPP. In my opinion it is a gamble, or maybe just peace of mind. Since you are considering it then there's no reason to not get it - you get that peace of mind - but you should understand exactly what you already have now, assuming you have an 07 or newer.
One benefit that GMPP may give you vs. powertrain warranty is an extension of time. I will be hitting both 100K miles and the five year expiration date at nearly the same time. GMPP
may give you additional years.