Front Air Bag Sensor Control problems of the 2006 Chevrolet Silverado 1500

In late February 2019, I acquired a truck from a used dealership that I have done business with before. Upon obtaining this vehicle I started having issues right away. First issue I encountered, I was driving back to kansas city from lebanon,mo and all of the sudden my brakes went out and my steering locked up and truck started jerking really bad. I drove like this all the way home and took it to a mechanic and low and behold it's cost me $100 to repair the problem. Shortly after I noticed my truck was having issues with getting up to speed while getting on the highway. I would end up having the petal to the floor and it would still act like it didn't want to accelerate almost like a delay and then slowly gain speed. It felt as if it was slipping or it just wasn't getting any power. My oil pressure sensor had went out without me knowing at the time so I thought the problem had to deal with my oil pump. I finally took it back to the mechanic I used before and he ran a diagnostic test on my truck due to him not finding any issues besides my oil pressure sensor was defective. The diagnostic came back with multiple codes and 3 of them had to deal with the transmission. I decided to take my truck to my brother and have him look at it for a second opinion. Upon doing so he test drove and inspected the truck entirely and concluded that he didn't feel there was an issue with the truck at all. He ran his own diagnostic on it as well but his cane back with no codes that came up at all. So I drove off confused because of all the different information that was given to me on top of the problems I knew I was having because the truck wasn't running like it did when I drove it off the lot. Some time past and then another problem. My brakes and rotors were trashed and needed to be replaced ASAP and then my odometer started reading service air bag and would not go off.

"service air bag" check engine light on when starting 2006 silverado; gm dealers diagnosed airbag sensor malfunctioning requires replacement. This safety issue has been reported in 2009 at edmunds. Com by others. Called, emailed and twitted gm since 14 may 2014. After 13 phone tags with 4 gm customer care specialists and 2 dealer service reps (include manager) and 5 days, a verbal word from gm "your vehicle is way belong gm's responsibility". . . We are 'ticked" around by gm and the dealer with a case # and don't see this safety concern is being addressed by gm. @ gm also has electrical heating/cooling issues with this vehicle. @please be warned that if you are driving a gm vehicle, seriously consider you, your family and anyone else safety on the road! let's not place ours and anyone else on the line again for gm! #sadly after we, the american public have bailed out gm. . . . . :(.

The contact owns a 2006 Chevrolet Silverado 1500. Over the last six weeks, the vehicle has been in the shop five times regarding the air bag system. The dealer has been unable to correct the failure or determine if the air bags are operable. The contact notified general motors, but they have yet to respond. They did, however, state that the service from the dealer was satisfactory. The air bag sensor continues to illuminate. The failure mileage was 24,000 and current mileage was 26,204.