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When did the new Duramax engine come out?

When did the new Duramax engine come out?

In 2015 another redesign was released for the Silverado and Sierra lineup, and just like before, they delayed the engine and chassis updates, so when the newest body style came out in 2015, it still had the same LML that was used back in 2011.

Are there tow ratings for the LML Duramax?

Tow ratings and capacities are different in the years of the LML Duramax. They depend on which body-style LML you have. Just like any truck, your cab configuration, whether your truck is a dually or not, and numerous other factors also have an impact on tow ratings and capacities.

Are there balance rates on a Duramax Diesel?

If you’re big into diesel engines, especially the Duramax diesel engines, like we are, you have probably heard of balance rates. You are likely even familiar with checking them so that you can determine the health of the injectors in your Duramax.

What are the different versions of the Duramax?

Over the short run of the GMT800, it was home to three different versions of the Duramax, the LB7, LLY, and LBZ.

In 2015 another redesign was released for the Silverado and Sierra lineup, and just like before, they delayed the engine and chassis updates, so when the newest body style came out in 2015, it still had the same LML that was used back in 2011.

Which is the best Duramax truck to buy?

Shop our Duramax diesel trucks for sale below by model and engine package. The Silverado HD offers its most robust powertrain available on the legendary Duramax 6.6L Turbo-Diesel V8 paired with an all-new Allison® 10-speed automatic transmission.

Tow ratings and capacities are different in the years of the LML Duramax. They depend on which body-style LML you have. Just like any truck, your cab configuration, whether your truck is a dually or not, and numerous other factors also have an impact on tow ratings and capacities.

When did the LML Duramax get a new bed?

In 2015, the LML Duramax was given a major exterior overhaul. A new cabin giving rear passengers an added 2″ of leg room was used, as well as a new bed available in 6’6″ or 8′ sizes. The new beds featured ez-lift and lowering tailgates as well as integrated CornerSteps into the rear bumper to make getting in and out of the truck easier.

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