Anti-theft Controller Problems of Chevrolet Silverado

The contact owns a 2014 Chevrolet Silverado. The contact stated that while driving approximately 55 mph, the steering wheel seized. In addition, the vehicle stalled. After several attempts, the vehicle was able to restart and the steering warning light illuminated. The vehicle was taken to the dealer, who diagnosed that the anti- theft module and the steer-assist needed to be reprogrammed. The vehicle was repaired. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 78,000.

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Off and on vehicle locks into anti theft mode. . . . . . Sat overnite at walmart. . Sat overnite at groc store. . . Went to dealer 300 later not fixed they may try this or that $$$$$$$$$$$ each visit is expensive. . . . . Called customer support at gm they told me they new nothing about this happening. . . . . Googled internet a lot of people are dealing with this. . . . Called customer service back they told me not to google internet because many vehicles can break down they do not last forever. . . . . In the meantime I should return to service because they only hire top notch techs who can fix the problem. . . . . They are not fixing it they are guessing and each time they guess the problem exits but my wallet shrinks. . . . . . . . . This passlock even has it's own facebook page. . . . . . . This is bad and dangerous and expensive. . . . The only solution is to buy a kit and then try to find someone to install to override the system. . . . . . . . . This is ridiculous tired of looking at service seatbelt. . Little car with lock on it and turning key to nothing happening all because passlock failure.

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Dt:consumer purchased vehicle and noticed that there was an anti-theft system as a feature and the dealer told the consumer that the vehicle did not have this feature. Consumer was driving in skokie a suburb of chicago, when the vehicle shut off and the consumer lost control of vehicle. There was no steering no brakes no control of any kind. All the lights on the instrument panel began to flash. The consumer was able to force enough steering so that she could merge off the road into a driveway and bushes that helped consumer bring vehicle to a stop. Consumer noticed a message that came up on message panel of instrument panel. Message read security, and consumer found later that owners manual said that this message was informing vehicle driver of a security lock, which means that the vehicle shuts down to keep from being stolen. When consumer was towed to dealer, dealer told consumer that fuel pump went out and this engaged the pass lock feature. Consumer feels this is very dangerous and could have had severe consequences. Dealer said the pass lock system could be engaged by other simple ways, like putting the wrong key in the ignition, and there is no way to disable system.

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Engine starts then dies immediately - after waiting for about 15 minutes engine will start. Nothing shows on computer. No service lights come on.

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On 3 separate occasions when consumer put the keys into ignition and turned the dashboard lights illuminated, but the engine failed to engage. Dealership indicated that this was due to the security system not recognizing the key.

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