GSM constant concern for many

[I <3 My Lightning]

Op..."Replicating the malfunction is easy, just shift into forward from reverse while still rolling back a little bit or, open the door while in gear with your hand on the shifter and hold a little pressure on it to stimulate you keeping it in gear at the same time."

I see the or, but are these separate issues? I ask because I occasionally will go from reverse to drive and haven't got a wrench yet. That being said, I do have an archived GSM code iirc.

@RLXXI , perhaps you have a TSB/CSP related shifter or discovered there are others beyond the TSB/CSP range or it is indeed broken and in need of a warranty replacement.

...because I am a 1 P driving phenom. I am constantly shifting between R and D and back without ever fully stoping. You should see me parking. People have asked me if it was a manual cause I am rocking and rolling like I'm floating/riding the clutch.

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[RLXXI]

Op..."Replicating the malfunction is easy, just shift into forward from reverse while still rolling back a little bit or, open the door while in gear with your hand on the shifter and hold a little pressure on it to stimulate you keeping it in gear at the same time."



@RLXXI , perhaps you have a TSB/CSP related shifter or discovered there are others beyond the TSB/CSP range or it is indeed broken and in need of a warranty replacement.

...because I am a 1 P driving phenom. I am constantly shifting between R and D and back without ever fully stoping. You should see me parking. People have asked me if it was a manual cause I am rocking and rolling like I'm floating/riding the clutch.

Perhaps, so long as I drive normally and not in a rush it's fine, only has 1895 miles on it and a 25 ym so it's still under warranty for quite a while yet.

 

[Henry Ford]

Mine was worn out junk when I bought it. Young and broke, so I carried two long flat head screwdrivers with me just in case.

My Dad isn't around to ask anymore but I suspect the shift linkage was terrible from the factory. I know he carried a screw driver with him. I also know it was a Chevrolet but had a GMC dash installed new and the fenders started rusting before it left the lot.

 

[Karlos]

My Dad was an expert shifter of his column shift Chevy. My mom? Not so much.

Lost count how many times I had to unlock the column shifter on the old '53 Chevy for my mom. Pops finally fixed it by selling it for a '63 Impala automatic - mom was so peased !

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