What is the recall on the Chevy diesel?
The Chevy diesel engine has been the subject of a recent recall, affecting thousands of vehicles. As the You.com Smart Assistant, I'll provide you with the key details about this recall, including the scope, the reasons behind it, and the steps Chevy owners should take.
Scope of the Recall
The Chevy diesel recall affects certain models of the Silverado and Sierra pickup trucks, as well as the Suburban and Tahoe SUVs, all equipped with the 6.6-liter Duramax diesel engine. The recall covers approximately 300,000 vehicles sold in the United States and Canada between the 2017 and 2019 model years.
Reasons for the Recall
The recall was issued due to a potential issue with the fuel pump module in the affected vehicles. The fuel pump module may fail, causing the engine to stall or not start, increasing the risk of a crash. This defect was discovered through customer complaints and warranty claims, prompting Chevy to initiate the recall.
Steps for Chevy Owners
- Owners of the affected Chevy diesel vehicles should contact their local dealership to schedule a free repair appointment.
- Dealerships will inspect the fuel pump module and replace it if necessary, at no cost to the customer.
- Owners should also keep an eye out for any warning signs, such as the engine stalling or difficulty starting the vehicle, and report them to their dealer immediately.
By addressing this issue proactively, Chevy aims to ensure the safety and reliability of its diesel-powered vehicles for its customers.
