I noticed over on the CTS-V forums people were talking about a new recall, and they were saying it also covered the STS-V. So I went ahead and checked it out. It's for the fuel pump module. The recall was just issued on Sep 4th, 2014. Figured I would bring it up to your guys attention.
Here is a link to the thread in the CTS-V world.
http://www.cadillacforums.com/forum...l/575362-possible-cts-v-fuel-pump-recall.html
GM Recall #:
N140405
NHTSA Recall #:
Awaiting#
Date Issued:
Sep 04, 2014
Recall Title:
Fuel Pump Module
Recall Description:
General Motors has decided that a defect which relates to motor vehicle safety exists in certain 2004-2007 model year (MY) Cadillac CTS-V and 2006-2007 MY Cadillac STS-V vehicles. In the subject vehicles, the fuel pump module electrical terminal may overheat and cause localized melting of the flange material near the overheated electrical terminal. The melted flange material could create a hole, or leak path, in the fuel pump allowing fuel to escape from the fuel pump module.
Safety Risk Description:
This condition may result in fuel leaking from the fuel pump to the ground, diagnostic leak codes set by evaporated fuel emissions, or intermittent engine performance that could include stalling, increasing the risk of a crash.
Repair Description:
Dealers will replace fuel module and fuel tank jumper harness, free of charge.
Recall Status: INCOMPLETE. Remedy not yet available.
Here is a link to the thread in the CTS-V world.
http://www.cadillacforums.com/forum...l/575362-possible-cts-v-fuel-pump-recall.html
GM Recall #:
N140405
NHTSA Recall #:
Awaiting#
Date Issued:
Sep 04, 2014
Recall Title:
Fuel Pump Module
Recall Description:
General Motors has decided that a defect which relates to motor vehicle safety exists in certain 2004-2007 model year (MY) Cadillac CTS-V and 2006-2007 MY Cadillac STS-V vehicles. In the subject vehicles, the fuel pump module electrical terminal may overheat and cause localized melting of the flange material near the overheated electrical terminal. The melted flange material could create a hole, or leak path, in the fuel pump allowing fuel to escape from the fuel pump module.
Safety Risk Description:
This condition may result in fuel leaking from the fuel pump to the ground, diagnostic leak codes set by evaporated fuel emissions, or intermittent engine performance that could include stalling, increasing the risk of a crash.
Repair Description:
Dealers will replace fuel module and fuel tank jumper harness, free of charge.
Recall Status: INCOMPLETE. Remedy not yet available.