Chevy Cruze service side detection module was recalled. Buick Verano uses the same part. My Buick showed service side detection. The design allows water and salt to interfere with the performance. It shut down my car. Enabled my antilock theft system and all voltage systems shut down. The car proceeded to drive erratically. I was advised online by a Buick mechanic to unplug the device. My car is drivable again. This is a safety issue. I paid extra for the blind spot detector. Even if I replace it the design will allow it to happen again. It is not protected where it is located and it sends voltage error codes off(all voltage codes) service airbags, service everything. I have pictures as proof. Proof of the conversation advising me to disconnect it and a read out from a local GM dealer showing every voltage code failure.

- Maple Park, IL, USA

The following was sent to GM in response to their letter of Sept 2016 we just received a letter from GM that borders on being stupid. The letter tells us the accelerator pedal stalk may break off, rendering the vehicle inoperative. It goes on to tell us not to take the vehicle to the dealer unless we believe the vehicle has this problem. Please explain how this belief process works prior to a disabling failure? surely GM has identified what production dates had the defective part installed. What are supposed to do, wait until we are left stranded by the part breaking. Please rethink and revise the instructions you sent out. I expect more explicit instructions. I will be sharing my concerns with the federal regulatory authorities

- Clinton Township, MI, USA