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I have a 2014 silverado 1500 lt with 4K miles. It's passin me off. Keeps dying after I wm stopped and make a right turn. I have to stop in the middle Of traffic and put it in park and then restart it. Any help? Any way the dealer fixed this for yall? Thanks!

Need some help on trying to determine our issue. The truck will die, out of nowhere, without any warning. Strange part is that the truck acts like it does not have a battery. Not like the battery is low, but like it doesn't have one (best way for me to explain, or like we lose all electrical). No lights at all, inside or out, no radio lights, doors won't unlock, absolutely nothing when you turn the key. Both times we have disconnected the battery and reconnected it and all goes back to normal for a month or so. The first time it did it we had been coming back from the lake, pulling our popup camper and had been on the road about 2 hours. Initially I thought it maybe due to pulling the weight of the pop-up, but it's far less than what we can tow (weighs about 3k pounds with all of our stuff stored in it -dry weight is 1750 pounds). However, this second time it did it we were not hauling anything. We were pulling into a parking spot and put it in reverse to straighten up and it just killed over dead. And again, no warning at all. I am replacing the battery tomorrow but I really don't feel like that's the issue since we have never had to jump it but I am going to replace it either way just in case. Had anyone else had this issue and have any ideas that I can look into in addition to the battery. *I will add that we are also having the Stabilitrack Warning light coming up too and that has been happening for about 6 months or more, so I guess that *may* be related, I am just not sure.

My 99 Yukon with Vortec 5.7L suddenly won't run. It cranks over fine, starts in about 1 second (normal), but then dies 2-3 seconds later. Giving it a little bit of throttle while starting doesn't make any difference. I was out of town when it happened, so I had to have it towed to the nearest shop. I suspect the fuel pump, but my search of the forum didn't turn up any other posts with this problem. Is this common? If not the fuel pump, any ideas what could be causing this start, but quickly dying, problem to suddenly appear? I also considered the fuel filter, but it seems unlikely it would behave this way suddenly. It's been a while, but the last time I checked the fuel pressure, it was right around 60 PSI.