In reply to Desmond Banks.

File a complaint with the NHTSA https://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/VehicleComplaint/

My 2014 Chevy Silverado is having this exact issue, but the issue does not come up when I type in the VIN.

My call stalled in the middle of the road this past Memorial Day Weekend, and I almost died. Total power failure–could not turn on the hazards or open the door–and was nearly T-boned.

Have called GM every day since, and have been given the complete runaround. Have taken the car to 3 different Chevy dealers/repair shops, paid the diagnostic fee each time, only to be told that they could not duplicate the issue.

I have been loyal to Chevy, and have only bought Chevy. I expected better than this, and now just hope that my loyalty does not result in my preventable death.

Please help.

In reply to John McGee.

You can make a complaint with the NHTSA https://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/VehicleComplaint/, Take to another dealer or another shop and have them record any dts if any are stored in ABS

My 2009 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 is having a problem that the electric goes off and on when driving on the highway after hitting the brake pedal. This is intermittent and does not happen all of the time. It seems very dangerous, sometimes when it happens the door locks go up and down. I talked to the Chevrolet dealer in Tempe, Freeway Chevrolet, and they stated this was not part of this recall. I would think that Chevrolet would be glad to fix it before a crash, sort of like Toyota should of fixed their braking and acceleration problem before so many crashes. Is it true that even if the truck is having the same problem as the recall, which is a safety recall, it may not be covered for it is not listed?

In reply to Gary Branch.

You can check @ https://my.gm.com/recalls