General Motors
Bad Accelerator pedal sensor on 2009 Chevrolet Impala LTZ - General Motors Chevrolet

My issue was that I was four months into driving my new 2009 chevy impala and while driving on the highway driving 65mph my car showed flashing signal reading "engine reduced speed" "check stabilitrack" and my check engine was on. This all happened yesterday. After researching and hearing complaints about GM and how they are charging people anywhere from $250 - $600. We decided to take matters into our own hands. Once this happens you must fix it right away or it could lead to transmission issues. We took my car to autozone had them run a FREE test on my car order the accelerator pedal sensor which is $72.99 at autozone. And my dad replaced it today within 5 minutes. My check engine light no longer on. My car is no longer jerking and they're are no scary flashing signals! I can't believe GM did not send out a recall on that faulty part with all of these reviews. Crazy. Hope this saves someone some money! - Customer Service is not understanding and I had a very very hard time understanding a few people I spoke with over the phone. I have emailed and posted reviews on facebook. And instead of responding to resolve my issue General Motors removes my posts. I would just like to speak to someone who can provide legit information and report my issue other than the NHTSA.

Company: General Motors
Country: USA

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