GM Issues Four Recalls Affecting Eight Models
• The largest campaign affects Chevrolet Equinox and GMC Terrain for a refueling problem.
General Motors has issued four separate recalls covering eight of its models. These are pickup trucks and SUVs that are being targeted due to problems with the fuel pump in once case, and the transmission half-shaft in the other. In total, the four campaigns cover more than 55,000 vehicles across three makes and six model-years. Four 2023 models are being recalled due to a problem involving potential axle separation: the Cadillac XT5, GMC Acadia, Chevrolet Blazer and Chevrolet Traverse.
Owners who experience this problem may see a check engine light appear and see the engine hesitate. In some cases, vehicles may not start at all. In this case, 1,505 models are affected in Canada.
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