GM Recalls 2022 GMC Sierra 1500 Due to Grille Deflector Issue

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Overview of the Recall

General Motors (GM) is initiating a recall for nearly 70,800 units of its 2022 GMC Sierra 1500 pickup trucks. This action is prompted by a concerning defect associated with chrome front grille deflectors. It has been determined that the attachment points of these deflectors may fracture, which can lead to detachment while the vehicle is in motion. Such an occurrence poses a potential road hazard, increasing the likelihood of vehicle accidents.

Details of the Affected Vehicles

The recall specifically impacts the 2022 model-year GMC Sierra 1500 trucks that are equipped with the chrome front grille deflectors. The defect is rooted in the design of the attachment points, and GM is currently developing a suitable remedy to resolve the issue. Owners of affected vehicles can rest assured that any repair work conducted will be at no cost to them once a solution is identified.

Information for Owners

GM plans to notify all affected vehicle owners on March 24. In the meantime, owners who have inquiries related to this recall are encouraged to contact GMC customer service at 800-462-8782. Additionally, they can reach out to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) at 888-327-4236 for further assistance and guidance. To verify whether their vehicle is affected by this recall, owners can also visit the NHTSA’s website and enter their vehicle identification number (VIN).

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