Hello fellow GMC owners. I'm new to the forum out of necessity, though I've owned many GMC trucks for the last 40 years. Just upgraded to a 2014 Sierra 1500 4x4 SLT last June. Truck has worked perfect until yesterday 5/23. On a steep paved downhill, the stabilitrak warning came on, then off. Several miles later, at highway speed of 65 the power completely shut down momentarily, then back on followed by the wipers starting up and the door locks activating. Being 100 miles from home I chose to stay at 60 in the right hand lane, but experienced the air bag warning light coming on and off followed again by the complete power loss twice more. Once in town and just rounding a corner in residential, loss of all power momentarily but managed to steer to the curbside. Was able to startup again and limp home. My question: I've seen a lot of recommended fixes, and I have an appointment on Tuesday at the GMC dealership for the EPS module reprogram if I'm under the recall group, but has anyone achieved 100% satisfaction that their problem is fixed?? Who can have confidence in pulling a camper, or letting wife take truck cross-country if this is not resolved?? Truck is just now at 35k miles. Thanks for replies.
Late update: online chat with GM 'help' shows the EPS program was updated during an oil change and tire rotation in 12/2017. So apparently whatever they did, was not a 'fix'. Next.....??