This safety recall impacts specific model-year vehicles manufactured during critical production periods:
The recall represents an expansion of previous corrective actions taken by GM to address steering system vulnerabilities in these vehicle platforms.
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Vehicles included in this recall may experience a sudden and complete loss of electric power-steering assist while in operation. This critical system failure presents multiple safety concerns:
GM notes that affected vehicles will provide both visual and audible warnings when power-steering assist is lost. The driver information center displays an alert message accompanied by a warning chime.
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Automotive engineers have identified the torque sensor assembly as the defective component causing these failures. This critical sensor:
The specific failure mode involves sensor degradation that occurs progressively over time, making the defect particularly dangerous as it may manifest suddenly after years of normal operation.
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GM has authorized the following corrective action at all authorized dealerships:
Certified technicians will completely replace the defective torque sensor assembly with an updated component at no cost to vehicle owners.
The repair typically takes approximately 2-3 hours to complete, though wait times may vary by dealership service department capacity.
General Motors will notify registered owners of affected vehicles via first-class mail. Owners should:
For immediate assistance or to check recall status, owners may contact:
Vehicle owners can proactively check recall status through several methods:
Between notification and repair, watch for these warning signs:
If you experience power-steering failure while driving:
Consider limiting vehicle use until the recall repair is completed, especially for drivers who may lack the physical strength to handle manual steering loads.
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Recall repairs must be performed at GM-certified service centers. MotorVero makes it easy to:
Use our dealer locator tool to find certified GM service departments in your area equipped to perform this specific recall repair.
When scheduling your appointment, mention the recall notice to ensure proper parts availability and prioritized service.
This recall represents part of an ongoing industry-wide challenge with electric power-steering systems:
The frequency of these recalls has led to improved industry standards for electric power-steering component durability and failure detection systems.
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Vehicle owners affected by this recall should understand their consumer protections:
In some jurisdictions, multiple unsuccessful repair attempts may qualify the vehicle for buyback or replacement under state lemon laws.
For more information on this and other recalls:
Last Updated On Jun, 23-2025