U.S. safety regulators are investigating whether General Motors went far enough when it recalled about 3,000 small pickup trucks in 2016.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration will determine if GM should recall about 115,000 Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon pickups from the 2015 model year. The agency says it has received 50 complaints about failures from owners of trucks that weren't included in the 2016 recall.No crashes or injuries were reported to the agency.
The agency says in documents posted Monday on its website that the problem is caused by a poor electrical connection in wiring. One owner from Yucaipa, California, reported to NHTSA that the power steering in his GMC Canyon has failed at least five times on freeways and in traffic, making it difficult to turn the wheels."I have almost crashed when this happened, and I was caught by surprise and almost did not make a turn and hit the curb," the owner wrote.
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