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GM Recalls Over 62,000 Chevrolet Silverado HD Trucks for Fire Risk Published on June 28, 2025 at 4:16 am by Maham Fatima in News ...

General Motors on Friday announced they are recalling over 62,000 Chevy trucks due to an issue with brake pressure that can cause fires, according to a memo sent to the National Highway Traffic ...

(NewsNation) — General Motors on Friday announced they are recalling over 62,000 Chevy trucks due to an issue with brake pressure that can cause fires, according to a memo sent to the National Highway ...

Chevrolet Silverado trucks have a defect in which brake fluid can leak, which could cause a potential for an electrical short.

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