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Problems with 2009 Chevrolet Suburban 1500 VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL

On average, the 2009 Chevrolet Suburban 1500 starts to “feel” problems with the VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL and its various aspects after 810 000 miles.

Recently reported VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL problems on 2009 Chevrolet Suburban 1500

While driving, vehicle suddenly goes into "reduced engine power" mode ("limp mode") with console message "traction contol disabled, service stabilitrak, engine power reduced". generally occurs when temperatures are lower than 25 degrees farenheit. shutting down vehicle for several minutes and restarting leads to normal operation, however vehicle will generally repeat same problem within 5-15 minutes if outside temperature is cold enough (below 25 degrees farenheit) . error code p1235 (throttle position sensor 1-2 correlation...) is set, but may not persist in memory. gm is providing owners with additional protections for 10 years/120,000 miles under csc-10047220-3332 (bulletin no. 11273), however not all vins are included. vehicle had throttle body (including sensor) replaced in 2010 and appears to be exhibiting exact problems covered by this bulletin, however gm dealer and gm are not extending protection for this vehicle. dealer is recommending another new throttle position sensor and/or throttle body (including sensor), along with computer reset. this intermittent problem has occurred for more than three years and poses a significant safety risk when the vehicle is in motion at normal highway speeds (drastic sudden deceleration in traffic).

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