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I have a 2022 Silverado RST bad module and only 8k miles. Part is on back order nation wide! Dealer saying 2/3 weeks. I need to get compensated for this bullshit. 60k piece of ******. I should have kept my 2013 GMC Yukon with 140k miles and never been in the shop. 😡

  • 2 months later...
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I have a 2023 AT4X 6.2L.  At 2750 miles the fuel pump went bad. Motor went into limp mode with reduced acceleration. Took my dealer a week to even get to it. Found out the fuel pump was shot, trailer break controller was bad along with 13 codes thrown. Truck has now been at the shop for 4 weeks (both parts were backordered) plus the week it took to get it on the schedule, so 5 weeks total to date. Had to insist they rent me a truck. Hopefully this is the last time its in the shop for anything major. Pretty ridiculous to see that similar issues have been going on for years over multiple model changes. Get you ****** together GMC! You're certainly charging premium dollar to us, the product should reflect your sticker.

  • 4 months later...
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I have a 2022 Silverado and got stuck in remote area. Starter works no turn over threw a code p129f fuel module. So now 3 days later truck still broke down in remote area. Trying to get a wrecker to it.  This is unsatisfactory and Chevy should have replaced them before it went bad. Vehicle still under full warranty. The cost is the towing at this point. Hope insurance and Chevy warranty helps out.

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I have a 2020 Sierra AT4 and having codes p0499 & PO488.  Does anyone know where the location of the fuel pump control module is.   There is not a lot of good information that I have found so far as to location and replacing.  Frustrating is an understatement.  Thank you for any help!   

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I'm not a member here but I do  have a 2020 sierra with 75,000 miles on it and my fuel pump control module is going out. There is a federally mandated emissions warranty on them for 8 years or 80,000 miles. I am having mine replace at the dealership under warranty. The dealer should inform you of this. If you have had it done you should be eligible for reimbursement. I just learned this with mine. Check into it. 

  • 5 months later...
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2019 LT w/only 31K.  Would hesitate sporadically and a couple of hard jerks but didn't think too much of it.  Was going down the road doing 55-60 and suddenly hard jerked and check engine light showing "no fuel".  I barely made it into a park.  Had it towed and sure enough the mechanic had to replace the fuel gas module.  I am at a loss that this issue is widely known and yet we pay good money on a truck that GM knows there is an issue.  Of course my 3 years is up but my mileage would have been under warranty.  May look into an F150 next time.

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On 3/27/2024 at 8:12 PM, SilveradoRST said:

Is there something I can do to avoid this failure?  Is it the luck of the draw manufacturing defect?

No nothing you can do to avoid this failure. Fuel pumps and modules have been going out since cars were first invented.

  • 4 months later...
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I had a P0499/498 and took it to the dealer. I ask about the Emission warranty until 83k as shown on my owners portal and the dealer advisor told me it only covered the catalytic converter and PCM in Georgia.. cost me 665.00 to get it replaced for the fuel pump control module.. so how did the gentlemen in the earlier comment have his covered? Gongrats to you mate. My truck is a 2019 LT trailboss with 55,700 miles on it. Really like this truck but its about one more check engine light from getting traded for a Ram Rebel... 7 times to the shop in 55K about had it. 

  • 3 months later...
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23 5.3 1500 LTZ with 16k miles.

I’m fairly certain the same problem.

We were on the way to lunch and going through an intersection when the engine cut. It wouldn’t fire up; just turned over and over.

 

Called a tow truck and had it dropped at Chevy.

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2023 Sierra SLT 5.3 with 11k miles (at the time).

 

About 2 months ago, my truck suddenly would not start one morning, and I'm still under factory warranty. OnStar authorized tow delivered it to the dealer. Cause was a failed fuel pump power control module. This may, or may not, be the same as the fuel pump issue the original poster mentioned.

 

Here is the info from my service record if it helps.

Campaign: 24-NA-139

Service finding: code U18A2, loss of communication with fuel pump driver control module

Part replaced: 13554821

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Just got my truck back; was same thing. Fuel pump control module was shot. They had them in stock; took a day to fix. 

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