Archive · 26 Jun 2025
GM Recalls Over 62,000 Trucks Due to Brake Fire Risk
General Motors is recalling over 62,000 Chevy Silverado trucks because of a potential fire risk.
A faulty part in the brakes might leak fluid, leading to a short circuit and possibly a fire.
This issue stems from a chemical used in the brake assembly.
If you own one of these trucks, park it outside away from buildings until you can get it fixed.
GM will notify owners starting July 28 and will replace the affected part for free at their dealerships.
GM is recalling over 62,000 Chevrolet Silverado trucks due to a brake fire risk.
A defective brake pressure sensor assembly may allow brake fluid to leak, potentially causing a short circuit.
The recall affects select 2019-2024 Silverado models; around 1% may have the defect.
GM advises owners to park affected trucks outside until repairs are made.
Owners will be notified starting July 28, with free wire harness replacements at dealerships.
- Who
- General Motors is recalling Chevrolet Silverado truck owners.
- What
- GM is recalling over 62,000 Chevrolet Silverado trucks due to a brake fire risk.
- When
- Owners will begin receiving notification letters starting July 28.
- Where
- United States
- Why
- A defective brake pressure sensor assembly may allow brake fluid leakage, potentially causing a short circuit and leading to fire.
- Company
- General Motors (GM)
- Vehicle
- Chevrolet Silverado Trucks
- Affected Models
- Select 2019-2024 models
- Vehicles Recalled
- 62,468
- Issue
- Brake fire risk from fluid leakage
- Cause
- Defective brake pressure sensor assembly
- GM Reports
- 160 field reports, including one fire incident