DETROIT — GM is recalling more than 380,000 older SUVs in the United States, many of which are being recalled for the second time, to correct a suspension fault that can cause them to wobble at highway speeds.
If you observe specific dashboard warning lights or notice odd steering behavior, you should not drive your car. Owners will be notified by mail on Aug. 9 and dealers will replace the adjustable toe link with a non-adjustable one at no cost to them.
Dealers or independent service shops may not have followed protocols for tightening a toe link nut in rare circumstances, according to GM. According to the firm, a loose toe link might cause a car to stray on the highway or let water into the adjuster’s threads.