I own a 2019 Silverado High Country. Truck has just under 30k miles at this time and is in pristine codition. Has run like new since the day I bought it. I love the truck, best I've ever owned. Just after new years on 2 Jan, went to head out to grab some things. Crank, No Start. Put a scan tool on and found DTC P129F. Had it towed to dealer and they confirmed. Was also informed part was on national back order. Still at dealer today. I was contacted by GM Customer Assistance 2 weeks later and was assigned a case number. I get weekly calls where they continue to convey NO ETA, and of course continue to coddle me with sorry, sorry, sorry and stories about the supply chain, etc, etc, etc. I've called well over 100 dealers accross America - back ordered. Those that had it, refused to sell to me since I didn't buy vehicle from them. A few busted their tails trying to help, but no joy. I've bought two (non-OEM), from ebay, neither worked. I understand that many customers are in the same sad position. I'm at my wits end. A couple of days ago, I sent a pretty nasty letter to GM - Mary's office. Got a direct call 2 days later - Friday. They took ownship of the issue and gave me new case number and said I'd hear back from them NLT Tuesday. We'll see. I'm a retired electronics engineer so everyday is pretty much a saturday these days. Decided to dig into to this part thoroughly. Service diagrams, TSBs, and more. Pretty much just a module that drives the 3 phase brushless fuel pump lift motor in the fuel tank via canbus (GMLAN) and it receives signals from the ECM over the bus when fuel is demanded from the tank. It talks to a few other modules as well using dc signals. As far as I can tell from reading whatever I can get my hands on, this module has been revised at least 3 or 4 times since 2019. Additionally, this very same part is used in numerous vehicles to include the silverados that continue to roll off the production line today. GM's priorities are obvious, new sales over support for prior customers. What frustrates me the most is why Chevrolet engineering has not designed an alternate part. This part is not that complex. I am just not buying the supply chain story. It seems pretty clear from this, and other like stories that GM has lost it's focus on Product and Service excellence it had in days gone by. To highlight this point, my wife bought a new Blazer Premier the same day I bought this truck in 2019. It has 3 times the mileage compared to my truck and she loves it. So much so, she was temped to buy a 2024 Blazer EV - not that we're big EV fans. This one got rave reviews right up until the point where GM put a stop sale on them as soon as they started arriving at dealers due to a complex set of software issues. The stop has yet to be lifted. What the f^&k GM? It seems that GM is heading in the same direction as much of the country - no leadership and increasing incompetance.