Automatic Emergency Braking problems of the 2021 GMC Sierra 1500

2021 GMC sierra at4, VIN [xxx] , NHTSA campaign 25v-274, gm case xxx. Brake pad monitor failed at 128,923 miles -- 24 miles after leaving penske Chevrolet (released at 128,899, ro xxx, 04/17/2026). Brakes became spongy immediately following service. Monitor disabled entirely to stop recurring red service system alert. Root cause is a burnt fuse block ground fault confirmed in writing by two gm-authorized dealers. Ray skillman (ro xxx, 06/05/2025) documented the fault then deleted labor operation 14buz engine electrical from the recall repair work order. Penske documented verbatim: "all of these other faults share this same ground circuit. " the recall repair at ray skillman used a remanufactured short block instead of a complete engine per n252494002. The original seized-engine oil pan has never been replaced across three dealerships and 128,000 miles. Gm's own part 573 filing states this defect "increases the risk of a crash. " I drove 300 miles on an interstate on 04/22/2026 with active brake warning and no loaner because gm executive resolution refused to authorize one. Three gm dealers have inspected this vehicle. Gm executive resolution team [xxx] ) has not returned calls or emails and has not confirmed in writing this vehicle is safe to operate. Onstar issued a critical alert for p0617 on 04/15/2026. Zero brake faults existed in the 13 months prior to the penske visit. This is a direct continuation of unresolved electrical damage from a botched federal safety recall repair at 384 days and counting. Information redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u. S. C. 552(b)(6).