Chevrolet Corvette Steering problems by year

operability before the error. I plugged in my OBDII Reader to see if it produce any codes but to no avail. There was low-med risk as I was driving home with another vehicle behind me, but driving through a residence at 35mph.

was told the part would be ordered and should arrive in about a week. After weeks with no update, I contacted the dealership. On [redacted] the customer service representative informed me the part was no longer available from GM. He stated the only option was to disconnect the sensor, which would leave the Active Handling/Stability Control system nonfunctional. I requested the part number and began searching for availability myself. Over the next two weeks, I conducted daily searches across GM parts suppliers, aggregators, and Corvette specialty sources. No new or NOS units were available anywhere. GM has discontinued the part without providing a replacement or superseding part number. This means the federally required stability control system cannot be repaired and the vehicle cannot be returned to safe operating condition. GM has provided no remedy or guidance, leaving owners unable to fix a critical safety component. I request NHTSA investigate GM's discontinuation of this essential part and determine whether a recall or mandated remedy is necessary. INFORMATION REDACTED PURSUANT TO THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (FOIA), 5 U.S.C. 552(B)(6)

year for power steering unit failures in Corvettes manufactured in my car's timeframe (safety recall N252497020 in 2025, expanding on N182182760 from 2019). The recall is still expanding the list of cars associated due to its nascent nature, and I believe mine is one of them. My car was manufactured in 2016 and the manufacturing defect in the power steering unit circuitry was not corrected until 2017. The recall investigation only occurred a few months ago, earlier this year in 2025. Request my vehicle be added to recall N252497020 / N182182760 to correct this unsafe condition. Thank you. REFERENCES: 1 - My request to Chevrolet through the dealership for a "good will extension" of the 2025 recall (N252497020 - Loss of Power Steering Assist) to this VIN. Includes a detailed description of the issue. 2 - Safety Recall N252497020 - Loss of Power Steering Assist 3 - Safety Recall N182182760 - Loss of Power Steering Assist 4 - Photo of my vehicle DIC with associated power steering failure error message. 5 - Article from 2025 detailing the nascent power steering failure recall, noting the defective part manufacturing timeline affects my VIN. 6 - Additional article from 2025 acknowledging the recall issue.

year (N182182760 in 2025) for power steering unit failures in Corvettes manufactured in my car's timeframe. The recall is still expanding the list of cars associated due to its nascent nature, and I believe mine is one of them. My car was manufactured in 2016 and the manufacturing defect in the power steering unit circuitry was not corrected until 2017. The recall investigation only occurred a few months ago, earlier this year in 2025. Request my vehicle be added to recall N182182760 to correct this unsafe condition. Thank you. REFERENCES: 1) https://www.roadandtrack.com/news/a64272254/chevrolet-camaro-corvette-recall-steering-failure/ 2) chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/rcl/2019/RCSB-19V086-8145.pdf

Corvette. I was sitting at a red light, and the notification came on and said I didn't have power steering. The second time I was driving down the interstate at 70mph and it went out, not good. I was able to get it safely back to my sister's home and did not move it again until I took it straight to the dealership today, in which time it went out again. All this with 4085 total miles on my car at this time. I believe this should be covered under the same recall as the 2017 Chevrolet Corvette. My vehicle is available for inspection if someone would like to come out.

the power off, and re-start the car, the power steering works again for a short period of time, and then fails again. This is extremely dangerous. I cannot find any recalls on my car VIN # for this issue for the 2014 Corvette, but see the exact symptoms for the 2017 Corvette (GM' number for this recall is N182182760). Help....please!

power steering works again for a short period of time, and then fails again. This is extremely dangerous. I cannot find any recalls on my car vin # for this issue, however, I do see a nhtsa campaign number: 19v086. Gm's own number for this recall is n182182760 on other gm vehicles with this same dangerous issue.

brought car back to bill stasek chevy where I purchased car with full warranty and told them about the vibration problem. They said they fixed it by replacing 2 front tires and rebalancing the rear tires.They drove it and said it was fixed. Drove it home and it was much better than before. Several weeks went by and once again the vibration and steering issue returned. So I brought it back to the same dealer and explained that the same vibration problem had once again returned.They told me that they did the repair via the service bulletin that came out on that vibration issue from gm.Explained to me that that was all they could do and they knew there is a defect in that year car but it is not a safety issue. So here I sit with a 76,000 dollar corvette with 5000 miles on it and a vibration that know one can or will fix.I can't find the service bulletin but the mechanic who did the work on my car did show it to me at the dealership. I think someone needs to look into this.I feel it's unsafe and if the car is built with this known defect it should be fined or at least recall all c-6 corvettes with this issue. I know I'm not the only one because I get I corvette forum and heard other owners of this model have this same problem as well.

lot car. Chevrolet still has no comment. Had I known about this I personally would not have bought the vehicle. In my opinion chevrolet has a fiduciary responsibility to make the buyer aware. Also, if you see some of the blogs on corvettes it is also acknowledged there. I have been to the dealer about it and they are clueless. They gave me an explanation that didn't hold water to me and they even drove the car and duplicated the movement. I have now asked for a face to face with the factory rep. *Tr