Transmission Slip Out Of Gear Problems of Chevrolet Colorado

The transmission is slipping between 3rd and 4th gear. Takes a few seconds to actually get into gear. When brought back to the dealership they were able to replica the problem. When it was brought up to be repaired with gm they reported the issue as normal and to make sure the transmission fluid is warmed up prior to drive. Although it still slipping on a truck under 40k miles. They are refusing to fix the issue as saying it is a normal issue in this and many other motors. I never had a vehicle slip out of gear and take 2 to 3 seconds revving up and then popping into gear. This issue needs to be looked at as it can cause problems and dangerous driving conditions for someone driving on the highway ro freeway.

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I have had repeated issues with the transmission and the transmission will not shift out of 5th gear when in tow mode and when towing load under specifications. I have started the lemon law process but the manufacturer has denied my claim as of today.

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While driving on a hilly highway at 55 mph, the truck suddenly lurched into an extreme downshift as I was going downhill. I had not been making any significant braking or acceleration motions--just driving normally with the flow of traffic and I had nothing in tow. The truck decelerated quickly and the rpms climbed significantly. This occurred twice: once around 2,800 miles and a second time at 3,400 miles, under the same conditions - dry roads, daytime, going downhill on a highway. There were not any warnings, and none of the service lights came on. It would not shift out of this gear. Each time, I had to avoid being hit from behind, and pulled over to the side of the road to stop completely. Then I was able to proceed with normal functioning of the transmission. The cause is unknown.

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