2009 Buick Lucerne Electronic stability control Problems

“I own a 2009 Buick Lucerne that I attempted to start the vehicle on random occassions. On another occasion the vehicle stalled on highway 49 in the middle of traffic. It fails to start, some relays are hot even when the car is off, fuel relay has been replace 4 times and it gets extra hot and will almost burn your hand, the fuse box is melted partly and has a burning smell. The fuel pump voltage was checked and is good. On the last try to crack now the driver door windo and door lock is not working. There is no corrison under the fuse box. …”

“My 2009 Buick Lucerne wouldn't start..thought it was the fuel pump had it checked out..the fuel pump was good so we check the relay fuse and it was burnt out. I put a new relay fuse in and drove around the block my check engine light went on..so we rechecked the relay fuse and it was burnt out again..there should be a recall on the relay and fuse box.this could start a fire..I have 3 small children I need my car but at the same time I need it safe..I looked online and about 10 or more people are having this same problem..please recall these parts..”

“Power steering failure when driving through water. Was turning off main highway into shopping area and the power steering failed to work for a few minutes. Very scary feeling. Had to stop car and back-up to make my turn.”

“I am a widow living alone on a fixed income. I have less than 80,000 miles on my vehicle. Long story short. Vehicle wouldn't start - had it towed to shop - they put it on machine - showed fuel pump was out - put in a new relay, fuel pump, etc. Did not solve problem. Found later that fuel box, relay fried, partially melted area on fuse box . Fire hazard. Ending up paying over $1000 for repairs. Have been told repeatedly that this has been an issue with this type car and there have been no recalls. Also told that probably will happen again. I cannot afford this. Please help. …”

“The contact owns a 2009 Buick Lucerne. When routine maintenance was performed on the vehicle, the contact heard a noise on the front drivers side while driving 10 MPH and making a left turn over a bump in the road. The vehicle was examined at an authorized dealer who tightened the bolts in the suspension. The failure continued to recur and both front end struts were replaced by an authorized dealer. The failure continued to occur and an authorized dealer replaced the lower control arm bushings. …”