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I've had my 2500HD for just under a year now and I LOVE it. The only problem I really have is its fuel economy. I average around 14 mpg, but where it lacks fuel economy it makes up for it in power. I haul around a skidsteer on a 14 ft open trailer. The skidsteer weighs more then my truck but still no problems pulling it. The fuel economy doesn't really change weather your hauling or not. I just purchased an SLR performance chip that should do the trick. This truck is perfect for anyone with the money to pay for gas.
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I have owned this truck since new in 2003. Only in the last several years have I used it to its full potential. I have pulled a 10,000 lb fifth wheel to Florida twice and a new 12,000 lb fifth wheel to GA last week and I averaged a little over 13 mpg. On the return trip I got over 24 mpg running at 70 mph all day. I do have a tonneau cover for the bed which might help. I first took this new truck to Ohio in 2003 and only got 22 mpg with the same configuration. I did add a K and N air induction system before my last trip but this truck pulls like a champ without any additonal brains or Banks kits. The 5 speed transmssion is smooth and I know improvements have been made in the 09's.
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Fuel milage is great, 15-18 mpg.Steering column has presented a few small issues allong with sticky power mirror on the drivers side - replaced once.
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The torque and power of the 8.1L is incredible, but be aware at the gas pump. An average of 9.1 mpg will be all you'll get. Towing large campers or trailers is no trouble what-so- ever. Especially in lower range gears the 8.1L begs for more. All around I love the truck, including a great interior and stock stereo.
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2003 GMC Sierra 2500HD 4dr Extended Cab SLE Rwd SB (6.0L 8cyl 4A)
This truck was bought for towing and does a great job pulling our fifth wheel camper.
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The Isuzu engine is the best part of this truck, along with the Allison tranny. The worst part has been all the GM stuff. Everything from numerous AC problems to leaks, memory features deleting themselves, multiple transfer case problems for auto 4WD, and leaking fuel injectors. If it were not for the dealership's attitude and incompetance i would buy again.
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2003 GMC Sierra 2500HD 2dr Regular Cab SLE 4WD LB (6.0L 8cyl 4A)
Best pickup I have ever owned, plenty
of power and is very comfortable
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2003 GMC Sierra 2500HD 4dr Extended Cab Rwd SB (6.0L 8cyl 4A)
I bought this truck as a replacement
for my 96' 1500 as I needed more
muscle to tow a 5th wheel trailer.
The 8.1L has plenty of punch, but I
struggled with traction on anything
less than dry hard surfaces. I have
already experienced the typical
Chevy/GMC parking light burn out on
one side that they can't seem to fix
and I have had numerous fuel indicator
malfunctions. The fuel consumption is
killing me and towing or not is not
much difference. Ready to look for an
older/smaller model again!
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Drove this GMC across the country,
many mountain roads and off highway.
One of the most fun vehicles I have
driven and I absolutely love the
Turbodiesel and Allison transmission
combination. I have had zero problems
with this truck, you would think it
was made in Japan for the quality.
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2003 GMC Sierra 2500HD 4dr Crew Cab SLE 4WD SB (6.0L 8cyl 4A)
Only service problem was the Service
4WD Problem as well. New module fixed
problem. No other problems since. I
found the ride to be very comfortable
especially for a 3/4 ton. The room
inside accomodates the family and kids
with room to spare. 6 adults can ride
in comfort with good leg and shoulder
room. Milage is great for the power
and weight. My average milage to-date
is about 19 mpg over 17000 miles. The
transmission is absolutely incredible
and is what makes this truck
exceptional. It handles heavy trailers
with ease. I have yet to use all the
power the Dmax puts out. It is without
a doubt the best truck I have owned.
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