Used Chevrolet Silverado 1500 for Sale in Houston, TX

There is a kink with the gas cap on the truck. If the gas cap is not screwed on tightly and clicked a few times, the trucks service engine light will appear giving cause for concern. In only one instance has this been the problem when the service engine light comes on, but it does happen. Also, inside the tank seems to be a sensor which was "poorly placed" as my mechanic at the dealership told me. In fact, in on of the service engine light instances, the sensor malfunctioned, broke, or something. I had to be replaced, which luckily for me, was under warranty but would have cost $1,000.

I've had to do some maintenance on the truck differing from the usual upkeep that is necessary to maintain a vehicle. I go to my title. I will not buy a vehicle in its first year of production again. What I mean is, this was the first model of the 2014 version of the truck. I think sometimes it is trial and error with the body style and the parts the exterior protects on the inside. I also hate the fact that the gas cap not being tightened to unbelievable extents after filling up cause your service engine light to come on. Ridiculous. Also there is a sensor inside the gas tank that malfunctions. The dealership told me the as just a faulty chip or something, but I have had two separate instances involving this chip that I find very peculiar. Luckily one time it was under warranty.