CADILLAC CHEVROLET CORVETTE (AUTOMATIC AND MANUAL) Recall

Steering may lock

CADILLAC announced a problem with the CHEVROLET CORVETTE (AUTOMATIC AND MANUAL) affecting a total of 62 vehicles.

On identified models it has been established that, under certain conditions the steering locking mechanism may operate whilst the vehicle is being driven.

Recalled vehicles will have the control module reprogrammed, and checks made to ensure adequate lock plate clearance. If necessary, the lock plate will be replaced.

If you think that your vehicle may be affected by this recall you should find your nearest CADILLAC dealer who will be able to confirm whether or not your car is safe and arrange its free repair if necessary.

Source: UK Government's Vehicle and Operator Services Agency (VOSA).

Other CADILLAC Recalls (Sorted by Model Name)

Cadillac CTS - Braking efficiency may be compromised - Aug 2011

CADILLAC DE VILLE CONCOURS, SEVILLE, ELDORADO, OLDSMOBILE AURORA, CADILLAC DE VILLE - Engine fuel rail leaking - Nov 2004

Cadillac Escalade ,ESV,EXT,CTS and Hummer - Fire may occur - Jul 2011

CHEVROLET CORVETTE (AUTOMATIC AND MANUAL) - Steering may lock - Jul 2006

CHEVROLET CORVETTE Coupe Z06 - Roof panel may detach - Nov 2006

CORVETTE - Power steering hose may fracture and leak fluid. - Dec 2005

CORVETTE - Possibility that the ecl will not perform normally - Nov 2004

CORVETTE - if the voltage is low the fuel shut off may not occur - Nov 2004

CORVETTE - Possibility that the steering wheel can lock whilst the vehicle is in motion - Nov 2004

CTS,CTS-V, SRX, STS, STS-V - Oil may leak from drive axle - Jun 2008

DEVILLE CONCOURS,SEVILLE, ELDORADO AND AURORA - The fuel common rail construction may degrade and crack - Nov 2004

Escalade - Possible risk of fire - Dec 2008

SRX - Possibility of brake failure - May 2007

SRX - Suspension may separate - Jul 2006

TRAILBLAZER, TRAILBLAZER EXT, ENVOY, ENVOY XL AND BRAVADA - Water may seep into the windshield wiper module - Nov 2004

XLR CORVETTE - Possiblity that the brake pipes may be affected by heat - Jan 2005