An issue potentially causing loss of power.
A module programming issue.
GM is working on a fix.
Requiring a module to be reprogrammed.
In about the same position as last year.
Turning on too late when the sun goes down.
A fix is in development.
A control module recalibration at the dealer should solve the issue.
Taking less than an hour to perform.
Solved with a new module calibration.
No fix available at this time.
Requiring about a half-hour of module recalibration.
Roughly 100 brand-new sports cars.
Taking just over an hour to perform.
No parts necessary.
Among mass-market vehicles.
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