IllustrationTHE DASHBOARD HAS CRACKED IN THE TOP LEFT CORNER JUST ABOVE THE PASSENGER SIDE AIR BAG. THIS EXACT SAME CRACK IN THE EXACT SAME LOCATION HAS ALSO OCCURRED ON MY 2007 CHEVROLET AVALANCHE WHICH I FILED SEPARATELY UNDER ISSUE 10863128.
2007 GMC Yukon Denali
Owner reports · Recalls · Investigations
More warning signs than most Yukon Denali years
Owner complaints for the 2007 GMC Yukon Denali are substantially higher than the model-year median of 32.
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2275–100K
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82 reports with mileage · 38 unknown
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What to inspect
Issues worth paying extra attention to based on owner reports.
- Air Bags. Review the 41 owner reports in this category and discuss these concerns during a pre-purchase inspection. Read reports →
- Structure. Review the 28 owner reports in this category and discuss these concerns during a pre-purchase inspection. Read reports →
- Electrical System. Review the 16 owner reports in this category and discuss these concerns during a pre-purchase inspection. Read reports →
NHTSA owner reports · September 18, 2026 snapshot.
4 crash reports1 fire reports11 injury reports
What owners actually said
120 reportsDASH BOARD CRACKS. WHILE DRIVING DASH IS SHAKING UP AND DOWN.
STERRING WHEEL HEATER BECAME VERY HOT THEN BLEW FUSE. I WAS DRIVING THE VEHICLE THOUGH I HAD ONLY GONE A FEW MILES FROM MY HOME. I WAS ON A CITY STREET GOING ABOUT 40 MILES PER HOUR BUT NOT TURNING SHARPLY. I HAVE NOTHING TO PHOTO.
I OWN AN 07 YUKON DENALI AND THE DASHBOARD HAS FOUR SEPERATE CRACKS IN THEM. TWO OF THEM ARE ON THE DRIVER SIDE, ONE IS ON THE PASSENGER SIDE NEAR THE AIRBAG AND THE OTHER IS DIRECTLY IN THE MIDDLE- THIS IS A SAFETY PROBLEM. I WAS GIVEN A QUOTE OF OVER $1500 TO REPLACE IT. I HAD TO PLACE A SMALL PIECE OF PAPER BETWEEN THE CRACK…
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I OWN AN 07 YUKON DENALI AND THE DASHBOARD HAS FOUR SEPERATE CRACKS IN THEM. TWO OF THEM ARE ON THE DRIVER SIDE, ONE IS ON THE PASSENGER SIDE NEAR THE AIRBAG AND THE OTHER IS DIRECTLY IN THE MIDDLE- THIS IS A SAFETY PROBLEM. I WAS GIVEN A QUOTE OF OVER $1500 TO REPLACE IT. I HAD TO PLACE A SMALL PIECE OF PAPER BETWEEN THE CRACKS JUST TO AVOID THE OBNOXIOUS AND ANNOYING RATTLE THAT IT MAKES WHILE DRIVING, THIS VEHICLE IS PARKED IN A GARAGE MOST OF THE TIME AND IS RARELY DRIVEN- ONLY 65,000 MILES- THERE IS NO DOUBT THAT THESE CRACKS COULD DAMAGE OR INHIBIT THE PROPER DEPLOYMENT OF AIRBAGS- THIS IS A SAFETY ISSUE!- GM WILL NOT DO ANYTHING BUT DENY AND BLAME THE CUSTOMER- THIS IS A MANUFACTURING ISSUE NOT A CUSTOMER USE ISSUE- STEP UP AND DO YOU JOB AND PROTECT THE CONSUMER! P.S. I CAN ONLY UPLOAD 1 PICTURE BUT I HAVE 3 THAT I HAVE TAKEN TO SHOW EXTENT OF DAMAGE.
WHEN DRIVING DOWN THE ROAD THE ENGINE LIGHT IN MY DENALI COMES ON AND ENGINE POWER IS REDUCED TO A SLOW SPEED WHERE I HAVE TO PULL OVER AND SHUT THE VEHICLE OFF. AFTER DOING SO FOR 5 MINUTES OR MORE, I CUT MY VEHICLE BACK ON AND IT WILL DRIVE NORMALLY WITH ENGINE LIGHT STILL ON. IT HAS DONE THIS NUMEROUS TIMES, SOMETIMES 5+ TI…
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WHEN DRIVING DOWN THE ROAD THE ENGINE LIGHT IN MY DENALI COMES ON AND ENGINE POWER IS REDUCED TO A SLOW SPEED WHERE I HAVE TO PULL OVER AND SHUT THE VEHICLE OFF. AFTER DOING SO FOR 5 MINUTES OR MORE, I CUT MY VEHICLE BACK ON AND IT WILL DRIVE NORMALLY WITH ENGINE LIGHT STILL ON. IT HAS DONE THIS NUMEROUS TIMES, SOMETIMES 5+ TIMES IN ONE DAY. I HAVE TRIED TAKING IT AND GETTING IT FIXED BUT NO GM DEALER CAN FIGURE OUT THE ISSUE. THIS IS UNSAFE ESPECIALLY WHEN I AM DRIVING MUCH LESS WITH MY FAMILY IN THE CAR WITH ME. PLEASE HELP ME GET THIS ISSUE FIXED GM DOESN'T SEEM TO WANT TO FIX THEIR ISSUE. *TR
DASH CRACKING IN MULTIPLE PLACES, ONE IMPACTING PASSENGER SIDE DASH AIRBAG COVER. CONCERN OVER SAFETY IF AIRBAG WAS TO DEPLOY OR OF SHARP PLASTIC DASH SHARDS HITTING A VEHICLE OCCUPANT. DASH IS UNSIGHTLY AND VIBRATION OF CRACKED AREA IS ANNOYING. WAS TOLD IT IS POOR MATERIAL QUALITY AND POOR FIT THAT ARE ROOT OF THESE DASHES …
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DASH CRACKING IN MULTIPLE PLACES, ONE IMPACTING PASSENGER SIDE DASH AIRBAG COVER. CONCERN OVER SAFETY IF AIRBAG WAS TO DEPLOY OR OF SHARP PLASTIC DASH SHARDS HITTING A VEHICLE OCCUPANT. DASH IS UNSIGHTLY AND VIBRATION OF CRACKED AREA IS ANNOYING. WAS TOLD IT IS POOR MATERIAL QUALITY AND POOR FIT THAT ARE ROOT OF THESE DASHES CRACKING. VEHICLE IS ALWAYS GARAGED AND THIS HAPPENED OVER TIME. THE CRACKS ARE SPREADING.
MY DASH IS CRACKED RIGHT AT THE FRONT AIRBAG AND ON THE DRIVER SIDE. I AM AFRAID IF THE AIRBAG WAS TO DEPLOY, THE DASH WOULD BREAK INTO PIECES.
I OWN AN 07 YUKON DENALI AND THE DASHBOARD HAS THREE SEPERATE CRACKS IN THEM. TWO OF THEM ARE ON THE DRIVER SIDE AND THE OTHER ONE IS ON THE PASSENGER SIDE NEAR THE AIRBAG. I'VE SEEN MULTIPLE COMPLAINTS ONLINE AS WELL AS ON THIS SITE AND IT'S A SHAME WE SPEND ALL THIS MONEY ON THESE LUXURY VEHIICLES BUT GMC REFUSE TO ISSUE A REC…
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I OWN AN 07 YUKON DENALI AND THE DASHBOARD HAS THREE SEPERATE CRACKS IN THEM. TWO OF THEM ARE ON THE DRIVER SIDE AND THE OTHER ONE IS ON THE PASSENGER SIDE NEAR THE AIRBAG. I'VE SEEN MULTIPLE COMPLAINTS ONLINE AS WELL AS ON THIS SITE AND IT'S A SHAME WE SPEND ALL THIS MONEY ON THESE LUXURY VEHIICLES BUT GMC REFUSE TO ISSUE A RECALL FOR AN OBVIOUS PROBLEM. I WAS GIVEN A QUOTE OF OVER $1000 TO REPLACE IT. I HAD TO PLACE A SMALL PIECE OF PAPER BETWEEN THE CRACKS JUST TO AVOID THE OBNOXIOUS AND ANNOYING SOUND THAT IT MAKES WHILE DRIVING, NOT TO MENTION SO MY HAND WOULDN'T ACCIDENTALLY PUSH IT IN RESULTING IN MY HAND POSSIBLY GETTING STUCK IN THE CRACKS. OUCH!! IT SOUNDS LIKE CONSTANT RATTLING. THE DRIVER AND PASSENGER CHROME DOOR HANDLES ARE PEELING WHICH CAN CAUSE SOME SERIOUS CUTS TO YOUR HANDS IF NOT CAREFUL. GMC THE LEAST YOU CAN DO IS OFFER RECALLS FOR YOUR CUSTOMERS. I'VE OWNED A GMC YUKON FROM 2002-CURRENT. I WOULD HATE FOR THIS TO BE MY LAST.
I WAS DRIVING DOWN THE HIGHWAY GOING ABOUT 65 MPH & THEN A MESSAGE APPEARED ON MY DASH THAT STATES CHECK STABILITRAK/TRACTION CONTROL OFF. I THEN BRAKED TO PULL OVER & THE TRUCK BEGAN TO SHAKE AS IF THE SUSPENSION & BRAKES WERE BEING AFFECTED. WHILE I WAS DRIVING THIS ERROR MESSAGE WOULD APPEAR & THEN GO OFF & CONTINUED TO DO TH…
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I WAS DRIVING DOWN THE HIGHWAY GOING ABOUT 65 MPH & THEN A MESSAGE APPEARED ON MY DASH THAT STATES CHECK STABILITRAK/TRACTION CONTROL OFF. I THEN BRAKED TO PULL OVER & THE TRUCK BEGAN TO SHAKE AS IF THE SUSPENSION & BRAKES WERE BEING AFFECTED. WHILE I WAS DRIVING THIS ERROR MESSAGE WOULD APPEAR & THEN GO OFF & CONTINUED TO DO THIS FOR 3-4 HOURS WHILE I WAS DRIVING.
THE CHROME IS ALSO PEELING ON MY DOOR HANDLES. SUMMER OF 2015, I REPLACED THE INSIDE DRIVERS DOOR HANDLE DUE TO A BROKEN BOLT. LASTLY MY AIRBAG LIGHT HAS BEEN ON WITH NO DIAGNOSES (~3 MONTHS).
Official recalls
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NHTSA investigations
1EA10004 · Interior Door Handle Laceration Risk
Opened May 23, 2010 · Closed Jul 18, 2011
Status: closed (inferred from source dates) · Latches/locks/linkages; Latches/locks/linkages:doors:latch; Structure; Structure:body; Structure:body:door ; Structure:body:door:hinge And Attachments
The investigated concern involved chrome plating on interior door handles that could peel or separate from the plastic base material.This de-lamination could result in a sharp edge and pose a risk of laceration.In some cases, consumers reported minor hand/skin lacerations.Of these reported injuries, the vast majority of injuries were to adults.Ninety percent of claims associated with interior door handle de-lamination were related to the front doors.In addition to the above Tahoe/Yukon vehicles, other GMT 900 series C/K vehicles (Avalanche, Escalade, Sierra, Silverado, and Suburban) have a trim level that utilizes the chrome plated interior door handles and were included in the analysis.The resultant population group had a total of 746 complaint reports with 309 injury incidents and 43,619 unique VIN regular warranty claims over a combined 451,745 vehicle population.The door handle supplier was changed in September 2006 with new tooling and process in place by October 2006.The base population prior to the September 2006 vendor change accounted for the bulk (or 89%) of all complaints and comparable injury reports and warranty claims.Due to the nature of the failure (thin chrome plating peeling off the door handle), only minor hand/skin laceration injuries similar to a paper cut were recorded.All but a few did not require professional medical treatment such as surgical or liquid sutures (i.e. stitches).Less than 10% of injury reports had specifically involved a 3-10 year old child.This was due to the fact that 90% of the claims were associated with door handles located in the front seating area (where the window glass panels usually have less solar tinting than rear window glass panels) where children are not normally seated. In July 2010, GM issued a Special Coverage Policy (SCP 09239) on the base vehicles to extend the warranty coverage to 10 years/100k miles.Recent data indicate that the base population complaint and injury reporting have subsided since the implementation of the SCP campaign.In June 2011, GM added the remaining interim population (Sep-Oct 2006) to the SCP.A safety-related defect has not been identified at this time and further use of agency resources does not appear to be warranted.Accordingly, this investigation is closed.The closing of this investigation does not constitute a finding by NHTSA that a safety-related defect does not exist.The agency will monitor this issue and reserves the right to take further action if warranted by the circumstances.
Additional source detail variants (6)
Latches/locks/linkages:doors:latch
The investigated concern involved chrome plating on interior door handles that could peel or separate from the plastic base material.This de-lamination could result in a sharp edge and pose a risk of laceration.In some cases, consumers reported minor hand/skin lacerations.Of these reported injuries, the vast majority of injuries were to adults.Ninety percent of claims associated with interior door handle de-lamination were related to the front doors.In addition to the above Tahoe/Yukon vehicles, other GMT 900 series C/K vehicles (Avalanche, Escalade, Sierra, Silverado, and Suburban) have a trim level that utilizes the chrome plated interior door handles and were included in the analysis.The resultant population group had a total of 746 complaint reports with 309 injury incidents and 43,619 unique VIN regular warranty claims over a combined 451,745 vehicle population.The door handle supplier was changed in September 2006 with new tooling and process in place by October 2006.The base population prior to the September 2006 vendor change accounted for the bulk (or 89%) of all complaints and comparable injury reports and warranty claims.Due to the nature of the failure (thin chrome plating peeling off the door handle), only minor hand/skin laceration injuries similar to a paper cut were recorded.All but a few did not require professional medical treatment such as surgical or liquid sutures (i.e. stitches).Less than 10% of injury reports had specifically involved a 3-10 year old child.This was due to the fact that 90% of the claims were associated with door handles located in the front seating area (where the window glass panels usually have less solar tinting than rear window glass panels) where children are not normally seated. In July 2010, GM issued a Special Coverage Policy (SCP 09239) on the base vehicles to extend the warranty coverage to 10 years/100k miles.Recent data indicate that the base population complaint and injury reporting have subsided since the implementation of the SCP campaign.In June 2011, GM added the remaining interim population (Sep-Oct 2006) to the SCP.A safety-related defect has not been identified at this time and further use of agency resources does not appear to be warranted.Accordingly, this investigation is closed.The closing of this investigation does not constitute a finding by NHTSA that a safety-related defect does not exist.The agency will monitor this issue and reserves the right to take further action if warranted by the circumstances.
Latches/locks/linkages
The investigated concern involved chrome plating on interior door handles that could peel or separate from the plastic base material.This de-lamination could result in a sharp edge and pose a risk of laceration.In some cases, consumers reported minor hand/skin lacerations.Of these reported injuries, the vast majority of injuries were to adults.Ninety percent of claims associated with interior door handle de-lamination were related to the front doors.In addition to the above Tahoe/Yukon vehicles, other GMT 900 series C/K vehicles (Avalanche, Escalade, Sierra, Silverado, and Suburban) have a trim level that utilizes the chrome plated interior door handles and were included in the analysis.The resultant population group had a total of 746 complaint reports with 309 injury incidents and 43,619 unique VIN regular warranty claims over a combined 451,745 vehicle population.The door handle supplier was changed in September 2006 with new tooling and process in place by October 2006.The base population prior to the September 2006 vendor change accounted for the bulk (or 89%) of all complaints and comparable injury reports and warranty claims.Due to the nature of the failure (thin chrome plating peeling off the door handle), only minor hand/skin laceration injuries similar to a paper cut were recorded.All but a few did not require professional medical treatment such as surgical or liquid sutures (i.e. stitches).Less than 10% of injury reports had specifically involved a 3-10 year old child.This was due to the fact that 90% of the claims were associated with door handles located in the front seating area (where the window glass panels usually have less solar tinting than rear window glass panels) where children are not normally seated. In July 2010, GM issued a Special Coverage Policy (SCP 09239) on the base vehicles to extend the warranty coverage to 10 years/100k miles.Recent data indicate that the base population complaint and injury reporting have subsided since the implementation of the SCP campaign.In June 2011, GM added the remaining interim population (Sep-Oct 2006) to the SCP.A safety-related defect has not been identified at this time and further use of agency resources does not appear to be warranted.Accordingly, this investigation is closed.The closing of this investigation does not constitute a finding by NHTSA that a safety-related defect does not exist.The agency will monitor this issue and reserves the right to take further action if warranted by the circumstances.
Structure:body:door
The investigated concern involved chrome plating on interior door handles that could peel or separate from the plastic base material.This de-lamination could result in a sharp edge and pose a risk of laceration.In some cases, consumers reported minor hand/skin lacerations.Of these reported injuries, the vast majority of injuries were to adults.Ninety percent of claims associated with interior door handle de-lamination were related to the front doors.In addition to the above Tahoe/Yukon vehicles, other GMT 900 series C/K vehicles (Avalanche, Escalade, Sierra, Silverado, and Suburban) have a trim level that utilizes the chrome plated interior door handles and were included in the analysis.The resultant population group had a total of 746 complaint reports with 309 injury incidents and 43,619 unique VIN regular warranty claims over a combined 451,745 vehicle population.The door handle supplier was changed in September 2006 with new tooling and process in place by October 2006.The base population prior to the September 2006 vendor change accounted for the bulk (or 89%) of all complaints and comparable injury reports and warranty claims.Due to the nature of the failure (thin chrome plating peeling off the door handle), only minor hand/skin laceration injuries similar to a paper cut were recorded.All but a few did not require professional medical treatment such as surgical or liquid sutures (i.e. stitches).Less than 10% of injury reports had specifically involved a 3-10 year old child.This was due to the fact that 90% of the claims were associated with door handles located in the front seating area (where the window glass panels usually have less solar tinting than rear window glass panels) where children are not normally seated. In July 2010, GM issued a Special Coverage Policy (SCP 09239) on the base vehicles to extend the warranty coverage to 10 years/100k miles.Recent data indicate that the base population complaint and injury reporting have subsided since the implementation of the SCP campaign.In June 2011, GM added the remaining interim population (Sep-Oct 2006) to the SCP.A safety-related defect has not been identified at this time and further use of agency resources does not appear to be warranted.Accordingly, this investigation is closed.The closing of this investigation does not constitute a finding by NHTSA that a safety-related defect does not exist.The agency will monitor this issue and reserves the right to take further action if warranted by the circumstances.
Structure:body:door:hinge And Attachments
The investigated concern involved chrome plating on interior door handles that could peel or separate from the plastic base material.This de-lamination could result in a sharp edge and pose a risk of laceration.In some cases, consumers reported minor hand/skin lacerations.Of these reported injuries, the vast majority of injuries were to adults.Ninety percent of claims associated with interior door handle de-lamination were related to the front doors.In addition to the above Tahoe/Yukon vehicles, other GMT 900 series C/K vehicles (Avalanche, Escalade, Sierra, Silverado, and Suburban) have a trim level that utilizes the chrome plated interior door handles and were included in the analysis.The resultant population group had a total of 746 complaint reports with 309 injury incidents and 43,619 unique VIN regular warranty claims over a combined 451,745 vehicle population.The door handle supplier was changed in September 2006 with new tooling and process in place by October 2006.The base population prior to the September 2006 vendor change accounted for the bulk (or 89%) of all complaints and comparable injury reports and warranty claims.Due to the nature of the failure (thin chrome plating peeling off the door handle), only minor hand/skin laceration injuries similar to a paper cut were recorded.All but a few did not require professional medical treatment such as surgical or liquid sutures (i.e. stitches).Less than 10% of injury reports had specifically involved a 3-10 year old child.This was due to the fact that 90% of the claims were associated with door handles located in the front seating area (where the window glass panels usually have less solar tinting than rear window glass panels) where children are not normally seated. In July 2010, GM issued a Special Coverage Policy (SCP 09239) on the base vehicles to extend the warranty coverage to 10 years/100k miles.Recent data indicate that the base population complaint and injury reporting have subsided since the implementation of the SCP campaign.In June 2011, GM added the remaining interim population (Sep-Oct 2006) to the SCP.A safety-related defect has not been identified at this time and further use of agency resources does not appear to be warranted.Accordingly, this investigation is closed.The closing of this investigation does not constitute a finding by NHTSA that a safety-related defect does not exist.The agency will monitor this issue and reserves the right to take further action if warranted by the circumstances.
Structure:body
The investigated concern involved chrome plating on interior door handles that could peel or separate from the plastic base material.This de-lamination could result in a sharp edge and pose a risk of laceration.In some cases, consumers reported minor hand/skin lacerations.Of these reported injuries, the vast majority of injuries were to adults.Ninety percent of claims associated with interior door handle de-lamination were related to the front doors.In addition to the above Tahoe/Yukon vehicles, other GMT 900 series C/K vehicles (Avalanche, Escalade, Sierra, Silverado, and Suburban) have a trim level that utilizes the chrome plated interior door handles and were included in the analysis.The resultant population group had a total of 746 complaint reports with 309 injury incidents and 43,619 unique VIN regular warranty claims over a combined 451,745 vehicle population.The door handle supplier was changed in September 2006 with new tooling and process in place by October 2006.The base population prior to the September 2006 vendor change accounted for the bulk (or 89%) of all complaints and comparable injury reports and warranty claims.Due to the nature of the failure (thin chrome plating peeling off the door handle), only minor hand/skin laceration injuries similar to a paper cut were recorded.All but a few did not require professional medical treatment such as surgical or liquid sutures (i.e. stitches).Less than 10% of injury reports had specifically involved a 3-10 year old child.This was due to the fact that 90% of the claims were associated with door handles located in the front seating area (where the window glass panels usually have less solar tinting than rear window glass panels) where children are not normally seated. In July 2010, GM issued a Special Coverage Policy (SCP 09239) on the base vehicles to extend the warranty coverage to 10 years/100k miles.Recent data indicate that the base population complaint and injury reporting have subsided since the implementation of the SCP campaign.In June 2011, GM added the remaining interim population (Sep-Oct 2006) to the SCP.A safety-related defect has not been identified at this time and further use of agency resources does not appear to be warranted.Accordingly, this investigation is closed.The closing of this investigation does not constitute a finding by NHTSA that a safety-related defect does not exist.The agency will monitor this issue and reserves the right to take further action if warranted by the circumstances.
Structure
The investigated concern involved chrome plating on interior door handles that could peel or separate from the plastic base material.This de-lamination could result in a sharp edge and pose a risk of laceration.In some cases, consumers reported minor hand/skin lacerations.Of these reported injuries, the vast majority of injuries were to adults.Ninety percent of claims associated with interior door handle de-lamination were related to the front doors.In addition to the above Tahoe/Yukon vehicles, other GMT 900 series C/K vehicles (Avalanche, Escalade, Sierra, Silverado, and Suburban) have a trim level that utilizes the chrome plated interior door handles and were included in the analysis.The resultant population group had a total of 746 complaint reports with 309 injury incidents and 43,619 unique VIN regular warranty claims over a combined 451,745 vehicle population.The door handle supplier was changed in September 2006 with new tooling and process in place by October 2006.The base population prior to the September 2006 vendor change accounted for the bulk (or 89%) of all complaints and comparable injury reports and warranty claims.Due to the nature of the failure (thin chrome plating peeling off the door handle), only minor hand/skin laceration injuries similar to a paper cut were recorded.All but a few did not require professional medical treatment such as surgical or liquid sutures (i.e. stitches).Less than 10% of injury reports had specifically involved a 3-10 year old child.This was due to the fact that 90% of the claims were associated with door handles located in the front seating area (where the window glass panels usually have less solar tinting than rear window glass panels) where children are not normally seated. In July 2010, GM issued a Special Coverage Policy (SCP 09239) on the base vehicles to extend the warranty coverage to 10 years/100k miles.Recent data indicate that the base population complaint and injury reporting have subsided since the implementation of the SCP campaign.In June 2011, GM added the remaining interim population (Sep-Oct 2006) to the SCP.A safety-related defect has not been identified at this time and further use of agency resources does not appear to be warranted.Accordingly, this investigation is closed.The closing of this investigation does not constitute a finding by NHTSA that a safety-related defect does not exist.The agency will monitor this issue and reserves the right to take further action if warranted by the circumstances.