GM Recalls 132,000 Silverado and Sierra Trucks Over Faulty Tailgates

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General Motors expands recall to 132,000 heavy-duty trucks after water-damaged tailgate switches pose cargo spill risks.

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Previous February recall of 323,232 trucks prompted GM to investigate further after Sierra HD 3500's gate struck trailer tongue.

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GM's stock dipped 1.6% following announcement of expanded recall campaign targeting HD 2500 and 3500 variants.

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NHTSA urges drivers to double-check tailgate latches before driving while awaiting complimentary dealer fixes.

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Inspection uncovered 237 field complaints about recent tailgate malfunctions in 2024 models.

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Body control module's safety feature prevents tailgate unlocking while trucks are moving, activating only in park position.

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GM dealerships will replace vulnerable switch assemblies with water-resistant versions starting January 2025.

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Affected owners can contact Chevrolet at 1-800-222-1020 or GMC at 1-800-462-8782 for immediate assistance.

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