Filed under: Convertible, Coupe, Performance, Recalls, Safety, Chevrolet, GM
According to the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration,
General Motors has issued a recall for 2005-2006
Chevrolet Corvette models. The government agency says that the recall applies to vehicles with tilt and telescoping steering wheels. Over time, the signals traveling through the steering wheel could become corrupted, resulting in an error message. That's not all, though. The malfunction could also cause one side of the vehicle's brakes to actuate and pull the car to the left or the right, thereby causing an accident.
A total of 40,028 Corvettes are involved in the recall, and GM says that it will replace the faulty parts free of charge. Owners can contact their local dealers or the NHTSA for more information.
[Source:
NHTSA via
Kicking Tires]
Chevrolet recalling 40k Corvettes for steering column issue originally appeared on Autoblog on Mon, 03 May 2010 13:58:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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