NHTSA Complaint #11546158 — 2021 GMC YUKON

On Sept 17, 20123 my SUV stalled while driving in heavy traffic causing a sudden and unexpected loss of power and putting me in jeopardy of a crash My vehicle was towed to the dealer as it would not start. The dealership replaced the Fuel Pump Power Control Module. There is a recall for this part on 2021 Yukon. My vehicle was not included in the recall. Further, this make /year SUV has 11 safety recalls . I contacted GMC and opened a case. No one has contacted me to discuss the issue. I called several times and have been provided little information other than “the Regional Service Rep” will contact me and that GMC sent an email to the dealership. I have been repeatedly told my vehicle is not part of the recall. Logic dictates otherwise. I do not believe the part failure was a coincidence. Rather, the recall should have included my SUV. Further, GMC should contact me to discuss this issue as a consumer with a safety concern. I cannot operate this vehicle with confidence knowing that some of the other recall items could cause a sudden loss of power. I do not have trust in GMC to accurately identify vehicles with issues. I want GMC to explain how any driver should feel safe to operate a vehicle on the roads under these facts- knowing a vehicle was not included in one of the recalls and could be left out of others. I also question why GMC makes a vehicle that cannot be put in neutral without the vehicle running. This creates a whole other safety issue if the vehicle stalls on a highway and needs to be pushed off the road. I had an issue with the tow because of this fact. In summary for required information: 1)Unknown if the part is available as the dealer removed it 2) I was in traffic and my vehicle stalled 3) The dealer confirmed the part needed to be replaced as the SUV would not start 4) See number 1 5) There were no warning lights or other. The SUV stalled. I know GMC wants to make a profit. It should not be at consumer’s safety and peace of mind..