Some folks impacted by the L87 engine recall should now be running an updated oil spec, which has us wondering - how's your unreplaced L87 engine doing so far?

The consolidated class action lawsuit over defective GM 6.2L L87 engines begins, covering hundreds of thousands of vehicles and alleging inadequate repairs.

11 lawsuits over GM’s 6.2L L87 V8 have been consolidated into a single class action, centered on engine failures tied to crankshaft and connecting-rod defects. More than 700,000 GM trucks and SUVs ...

The GM L87 engine recall that has affected almost 600,000 full-size trucks and SUVs in the U.S. and has led to multiple lawsuits that recently merged into a class action suit has reached a new chapter ...

In recent weeks, there’s been growing confusion on a large recall impacting several GM vehicles. The confusion is over the GM 6.2-liter V-8 recall oil type with people pointing to new documents ...

GM has issued a recall for 2021–2024 full-size pickups and SUVs equipped with the 6.2L V8 engine due to potential connecting rod and crankshaft defects that could lead to sudden engine failure. A stop ...

Update, 2:45pm: This post has been updated to clarify the relationship between this latest investigation and GM's earlier recall of the L87 engine. Hysterical fears that V-8 engines would be wiped ...

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General Motors is recalling 721K full-size trucks and SUVs with the 6.2-liter V-8, as the engine might be defective; a stop-sale has also been ordered. The recall list includes popular models such as ...

Moving from a top-tier Sierra luxury rig to the Coyote-powered Ford is a bold play that’s sparking debate. Rich Tulley traded his '23 Denali for a 502A F-150, proving that high-end tech and V8 soul ...