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Can anyone tell me what these two circled sentences mean? Was the second one the much-discussed transmission that wasn't very good? It's a 2022 C8 R HTC. Thanks
My guess is the DCT had a problem. They tried changing the batteryand reporgramming the module which didn't fix the problem. They then replaced the transmission.
Is the car a buyback? The previous owner may have lost confidence in the car.
My guess is the DCT had a problem. They tried changing the batteryand reporgramming the module which didn't fix the problem. They then replaced the transmission.
Is the car a buyback? The previous owner may have lost confidence in the car.
Thanks for your reply. The second owner had driven the C8 about 16,000 miles when the problem arose. The entry from 12/01/2026 is the last one; now the C8 is being offered for sale on 06/05/2026 with 35,953 miles. Does that mean the problem has been fixed since nothing else has been noted? I don’t think it was a buyback.
Can anyone tell me what these two circled sentences mean? Was the second one the much-discussed transmission that wasn't very good? It's a 2022 C8 R HTC. Thanks
Originally Posted by Tinu Pace Car
Thanks for your reply. The second owner had driven the C8 about 16,000 miles when the problem arose. The entry from 12/01/2026 is the last one; now the C8 is being offered for sale on 06/05/2026 with 35,953 miles . Does that mean the problem has been fixed since nothing else has been noted? I don’t think it was a buyback.
Context? Are you looking to buy this car? Keep in mind that with a replacement transmission, at 27540 miles, the maintenance schedule starts over. That means the filter needs to be changed between 7000-8000 miles since the replacement mileage, so between 34540 miles and 35540 miles, so 35953 miles it is past due for that service. So it needs a DCT external canister filter change now. And the next filter change needs to be 22,500 miles since the replacement mileage. Fluid replacement 45000 miles since replacement or 3 years since replacement whichever if first.
I don't know the answer to your question - "does that mean the problem has been fixed"
Thanks for your reply. The second owner had driven the C8 about 16,000 miles when the problem arose. The entry from 12/01/2026 is the last one; now the C8 is being offered for sale on 06/05/2026 with 35,953 miles. Does that mean the problem has been fixed since nothing else has been noted? I don’t think it was a buyback.
I'd assume it was fixed but you'd need to do a thorough test drive to be sure. Is the car being offered from a Chevrolet dealership as CPO (Certified Pre-Owned)? As @Andybump mentioned it is a little past due for a DCT filter change. It is past the window to get a Chevrolet Protection Plan for a reasonable price.
Thank you for your replies. It has been serviced recently. However, it only comes with one key, and the Premium Indoor Car Cover isn’t included, even though it was listed in the description. I’d like to export this C8 R to Switzerland. I’m not familiar with the technical specifications or service intervals. I’d definitely take it for a test drive and have it inspected before buying.
This is the one. https://www.caminorealchevy.com/inve...c3d47n5107333/
It appears to come with a non-GM pre-owned warranty but any warranty will likely be worthless in Switzerland since the car would likely need to be returned to the US for coverage. I'd have them change the DCT filter as part of the deal since it is overdue, it is unlikely to cause problems if everything works OK after the filter change. But you are taking a risk buying a complex car like the C8 without a warranty.
It appears to come with a non-GM pre-owned warranty but any warranty will likely be worthless in Switzerland since the car would likely need to be returned to the US for coverage. I'd have them change the DCT filter as part of the deal since it is overdue, it is unlikely to cause problems if everything works OK after the filter change. But you are taking a risk buying a complex car like the C8 without a warranty.
Thanks for the info. I'll ask about it right away. Do you know how much a new key costs?
The response from the garage:
Car is number 665
No second key and no cover but was just recently serviced with oil change.
Last edited by Tinu Pace Car; May 17, 2026 at 11:53 AM.
Thanks for the info. I'll ask about it right away. Do you know how much a new key costs?
The response from the garage:
Car is number 665
No second key and no cover but was just recently serviced with oil change.
The fob itself isn't that bad but the dealers sometimes charge a lot for the programming. If you want a second key I'd make it part of the negotiations. I'd also ask them why they are using an aftermarket warranty instead of Chevrolet CPO. If it won't qualify for Chevrolet CPO I'd be concerned as to why. It doesn't look like the DCT fluid has been changed yet and it is probably due so I'd have them change both the DCT fluid and filter if they can't provide documentation that it has been done within the service requirements.