2023 GMC SIERRA 1500 Complaints

Failing coolant control valve causing reduced acceleration warning and engine overheating. Replacement parts unavailable from GM. Vehicle has been at dealership for a month and showing symptoms sporadically since the first few thousand miles getting increasingly worse over time. Reduced acceleration caus d many unsafe incidences when on the highway.

While driving on the highway a message came up stating Brake System Failure, top speed 62 mph. It also came up with other error messages, like service traction control. I completely lost any braking capability and had to let it slow down & pull off to the side of the highway. I shutoff the vehicle and then restarted it & everything seemed fine. I took it to the dealership right away, where they said it had about 20 communication codes across different systems. After 3 days of them having it, they have no idea what is going on. They are now test driving my truck to see if they can get it to happen again (which could kill someone if it does happen again).

Coolant control valve has failed. Part is back ordered and availability unknown. Truck goes into reduced power mode which makes merging into traffic unsafe.

Coolant control valve failure. The 3.0 Duramax Diesel engine coolant control valve is known for failure. The part is not available and it has no availability time frame from GM. Vehicle goes into reduced acceleration mode hindering driver from being able yo accelerate safely in traffic.

Engine stops running due to a known problem with GM's Fuel Pump Control Module. The unexpected shutting off of the engine poses a serious risk to passengers and other vehicles while operation on all roads. There are numerous vehicles in the service centers of all GM dealerships with the exact same failed part. The three month backlog on receiving parts is indicative that GM knows about this problem and has not issued recalls.

This vehicle has an electronic tailgate release mechanism. This is the 1/2 ton version of GMC ‘s pickup. The tailgate releases randomly and opens, generally while driving down the highway. I have dump the contents of the truck bed on the road immediately in front of vehicles which are behind me, causing serious handling and collision issues for the trailing vehicles. No accidents have occurred yet. When I have called the GMC dealer, they inform me that the electronic tailgate release mechanism HAS BEEN RECALLED ON OTHER GMC TRUCKS for this EXACT reason but NOT for my model. While they will repair the device if they can get it to fail in the shop(which it wont), they will NOT replace it under warranty because it has not been recalled. How can this be?? It is clearly a recall issue and should be included in the recall program.

My 2023 Sierra has an issue with the tailgate opening at any given time while in park. The dealer denied such issue until I noted a GM recall on the tailgate switch becoming contaminated with water. My issue is the amount of items, such as tools, half full plastic gas cans, shovel, etc, that I have lost out the rear of my vehicle endangering other motorists. My tailgate has become damaged, mostly paint damage, however I am more concerned about the public's safety and other GM trucks with the same growing issue. It was not until my dead battery (in a 2023 vehicle) caused me to discover the tailgate issue was connected to the short in the release switch. I also have a tonneau cover so I cannot see the tailgate and the truck gives no indication of the tailgate being down. This problem began within a few months after purchase.

UNKNOWN. While I was driving down the interstate going 75MPH the top part of my grill flew off cracking my wondshield. I pulled over and pick it up and all the plastic welded factory clips broke off. This is a seriously dangerous issue that should be recalled and covered by GMC

I have been trying since day one of my brand new 2023 Sierra Denali pickup truck hence I spent a $100 K plus OEM accessories at the dealer ! This complaint is in reference to the safety part of the brake trailing that disconnect and lose light and brakes ! I have Spent insane times at the dealers and have complained to the GMC Executive offices with Nothing but excuses and Absolutely Zero Help from GMC Cooperate but continue to go make appointments at the dealers ! This is Safety complaint and they are not taking this seriously at all ! There is defiantly a ongoing issue with either the computer onboard or the trailer Module ! I am not a engineer but again this is a safety Issue that needs to be looked at ASAP ! I do not feel safe driving the truck !

The contact owns a 2023 GMC Sierra 1500. The contact stated while driving 65 MPH with the cruise control engaged, the instrument cluster was blinking and then went black. The contact stated that the failure was intermittent but had become a recurring failure. The contact also heard a chirping sound when the instrument cluster went black. The contact had taken the vehicle to a dealer and was informed that there were no failures with the electrical system. The contact was unsure if a diagnostic test had been performed. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was informed of the failure. The failure mileage was approximately 56,000.