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The GMC Terrain is a crossover SUV from the General Motors GMC brand. It is a family car with five seats, an angular silhouette, and fuel-efficient engines. GMC offered the Terrain a bold design featuring a chrome grille, angled headlamps, and vertical lights in the lower part of the rear window of the crossover SUV making the vehicle appear even larger than it is. The GMC Terrain was introduced in the Denali trim for the 2013 model year that features more chrome and a slightly more luxurious interior, a 3.6L SIDI V6 engine, and a stronger front floor pan. GM installed the latest infotainment unit with a 7-inch touchscreen in the center console that included On-Star and XM radio on all versions. In 2016, the GMC Terrain received a facelift as part of the first mid-life refresh that included new front and rear wings and the elimination of the dashboard door lock buttons. Under the bonnet, GM opted for a 2.4L four-cylinder engine for the base model and a 3.0L V6 engine for those not too concerned about the high price of petrol. The drive type is the front- or all-wheel drive to reduce fuel consumption. The Terrain Nightfall model features modified wheels with machined surfaces and black rims. The Nightfall trim is available in SLE-2 and SLT trim levels and is offered exclusively in Onyx Black, Summit White, Graphite Grey, and Crimson Red. Genuine GMC Terrain parts will keep your vehicle performing at a high level. The second-generation Terrain is available with three engine options and standard equipment, including a 7-inch touchscreen and LED headlights and taillights. These new Terrain parts include electric power steering, new 18-inch wheels, an updated center console, and new Saddle Up leather upholstery on the SLT.

As a SUV expected to endure a range of demanding road conditions, the GMC Terrain isn't immune to common vehicular issues. Many owners have reported problems such as excessive oil consumption, bad gas mileage, slow acceleration, engine misfiring, stalling, and coolant leaks leading to overheating, along with ticking or clanking noises from the cylinder head. If these symptoms align with your Terrain's performance and the Check Engine Light illuminates, consider checking components like the spark plug, head gasket, rocker arm, crankshaft gear, and coolant temperature sensor. Another prevalent issue is transmission failure, often manifesting around 76,595 miles. Symptoms include the gear indicator not matching the actual gear, difficulties in turning off the vehicle, or starting in an unexpected gear or failing to engage gears. For these issues, inspect the shift cable and automatic transmission assembly. Regular maintenance is also crucial for frequently used yet easily overlooked parts like windshield wipers for clear visibility, seat belts for occupant safety, and wheel covers to prevent debris accumulation, all of which significantly impact your driving experience.

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GMC Terrain Parts Questions & Answers

  • Q: How to Remove and Install Brake Pad on GMC Terrain?
    A: Drain the brake fluid reservoir by taking off its cap and emptying about two-third of fluid back into the reservoir after putting the cap back on. Before removing the wheels, turn the lug nuts loose, lift the car up with a jack, and carefully block the wheels at both ends with jackstands. Fix each brake separately, remembering how the finished brake looks by checking it when you work on one assembly at a time. After checking the brake disc thoroughly, tie the caliper up with a piece of wire for support while you work. Remove the inner and outer brake pads. For 2007 or later models, scrape off all old thread-locking material from the caliper bolts' threads, put fresh high-strength thread-locking compound on the bolts, and keep them aside until use. Remove all old thread-locking compound from the bolt holes with the correct tool. Safely hold the bracket-to-pad exposed surface with a hard-bristle brush and clean both the top and bottom pad holding brackets. Before fixing them back, leave them dry and ready for installation. Put on both brake pads, then take out the lower slide pin from the caliper, make it clean, spray high-temperature brake grease, and replace any worn or broken slide pins and boots. Unhook the upper and caliper slide pin, let you wash and oil it, and gently place it again in its position, making sure the boot fits correctly. Slowly place the caliper back over the brake pads without hurting the upper slide pin boot. Insert and tighten the lower mounting bolt at the right torque. Tighten both the caliper mounting bolts until they reach their recommended torque level, and make sure you fasten the wheel nuts just right. Following wheel replacement, depress the brake pedal almost all the way three times, and gradually back off again, making sure the pads grip the disc properly. Also check and top off the brake fluid, if needed. Following about 20 low-speed stops at 30 mph, give your car time to cool down between each stop to make sure the new brake pads are working correctly. Check again that your brakes work well before driving like usual.