General Motors Recalls: General Motors (GM) is recalling 62,468 Chevrolet Silverado trucks in the United States due to a safety risk associated with the brake pressure sensor assembly. Fluid leakage that may lead to a short circuit is among the risks of a system brake defect according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
The core of the problem in the unauthorised use of a chemical by the brake assembly supplier it will slow down the degradation process of a rubber General compound inside the sensor. In the event of adverse degradation, the short circuit might generate tremendous heat, which could entail a risk of fire, this could happen when the vehicle is turned off or simply left alone.
Small fraction of Chevrolet Silverados manufactured from 2019 to 2024 will be recalled because of this defect. GM had determined that about one percent of the vehicles subject to the recall are actually affected by the problem.
Recall Update
On February 6, about 8 lakh cars from the smaller end of the general motors (GM) product line were recalled on account of defective ignition switches which could potentially turn the engine off while the vehicle was moving and thus preventing airbag deployment.The had recalled vehicles one after the other over the next few months and hence ended up recalling nearly 30 million cars from all over the world and gave compensation for 124 deaths. GM had been aware already for a decade at least prior to the declaration of the recall. GM was heavily criticized and sued by the public and consumers for not having issued a recall soon after its knowledge of the fatal design. Further, under the deferred prosecution agreement, GM agreed to pay the United States 900 million dollar.
General Motors Recalls some 62000 vehicles fall brake pressure problems that might cause fires.
The Chevrolet 4500 HD, 5500 HD, and 6500 HD modeled between 2019 and 2024 appear to have been affected by the particular issue, General Motors told the NHTSA in an information June 25.
The affected vehicle are the 2019-2024 Chevrolet silverdoh 4500 HD, 5500 HD and 6500 HD model, as general motors notified the NHTSA about the matter in an information dated June 25.
At General motors, we always wants to put our customers safety first and certainly so where there is a safety recall involved. When a recall occurs, we want to provide customers with all the relevant information and a clear understanding of what the record entails, how they may be affected and what action they should take. You may want to check through all of the below to make sure your vehicle is not affected. If you believe the affected vehicles is yours click on the link reference they provided on their official website.
Takata Update
Numerous recalls have been issued by both manufacturers and GM relating to Takata airbag inflators.
Takata have informed the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration as well as all vehicle manufacturers of a potential defect in airbag inflated, which are fitted to certain vehicles the inflated propellant when subjected to long period of so called accelerated weathering conditions due to extremely high humidity and temperature cycling through day and night may explode during deployment during a crash. The repture of the inflated release metal fragments at a high velocity that can pierce through the air bag into the vehicle interior, search fragments could case injuries all death to passengers inside the vehicles.
GM has issued several Safety Recalls for GM vehicles containing Takata airbag inflators. . For additional queries, please contact them at 1-866-467-9700.
Ignition Switch Update
General Motors is committed to your safety. This website aims to help you better understand the ignition recall and what steps to take if your vehicle is impacted.
Select your vehicle for general safety information and for information concerning your recalled vehicle.
The General Motors Recalls Center provides valid information about your respective vehicle should an official recall be issued.
This website is aimed at helping you better understand the ignition recall and what will be needed should your vehicle be affected.
For further information on your specific vehicle please refer to the GM recall Central and inter your respective vehicle identification number (VIN).
Other Recalls
Is recall has been issued for your GM vehicles including Chevrolet buick, GMC, Cadillac, BrightDrop, Pontiac, Oldsmobile, Saturn, HUMMER, or SAAB, find it here.
Impacted Vehicles
Among the affected vehicles, the majority are 2023 Chevrolet Silverado 5500 HD trucks made between January 20, 2023, and March 19, 2024. According to General Motors, some 10,097 of them, as city records state, run the risk of malfunctioning.
