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Electronic device below drivers seat corroded due to acoustical pad retaining moisture. Air bag light and instrument safety issue. Already recall on certain VIN, however my truck VIN not listed.
- Virginia Beach, VA, USA
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Cracked dashboard by passenger side air bag. My concern is if the air bag is deployed will it cause the dash to shatter causing more injury. I had the same crack in the same place on my 201 3 Tahoe but I have traded it in. It seems that there a major issue with multiple Chevrolet vehicles similar to mine.
The dashboard is crackied, breaking, and deteriorating around the passenger side airbag and in various other areas along the dash. In the event of a front end collision, pieces of the fractured dash could become potential projectiles causing further injuries.
Outside chrome door handles (3 of four) are extremely loose and falling off. One door handle fell off while driving on a highway in addition, the broken handles do not fasten securely
The dashboard immediately surrounding the case holding the passenger side airbag in my 2009 Chevy Silverado is cracked and broken in three (3) different places, including two (2) corners. I was advised this is a common issue in GM trucks, and that it is a structural integrity issue that could cause airbag deployment without accident. I was advised that since our truck is part of the takata recall to have our airbags turned off, especially since the dash holding the airbag is broken and damaged. Three-way Chevrolet in bakersfield, ca refuses to turn the airbag off, even after agreeing the cracked and broken dashboard poses an inherent safety risk by compromising the already defective airbags.
Top of dash cover has cracked around air bag and bottom corner of drivers side appeared maybe a year after purchased new. Not aware exactly when it happened but has steadily gotten worse.
Dashboard crack in several places/including around air bags/there is a recall on air bags but a permanent fix has not been found. When a fix is found my vehicle can not be work on as is because the cracks around the air bag compartment. Cannot ride any one on the passenger side of my vehicle because of the fear of air bag deployment.
This is an airbag concern, there is cracking in the dash board near the pasenger airbag. This started two months ago, but the crack keeps devolping. I have also heard other cases of 2007-2013 GM vehicles. I don't know if this affects the airbag. This is a concern because I have heard other complaints. The vehicle was stationary when it started. I think it's because of the weak plastic.
I have a concern about the dash board around the passenger air bag.. the dash is cracking around the plastic cover and I know of 2 other trucks that have done the same thing" I have read different articles about people who have had the same issues and the dealer tells them it's too bad and they will not warrant the repairs. This to me is a very very bad safety matter just because if you are in a bad wreck and the air bag does deploy there is a good chance the dash will pop the bag if it doesn't blow the dash board up and send plastic projectiles flying all over the place possibly blinding or killing you from the scrapnal plastic pieces. Has anyone else complained about the dash boards being defective"
The dash cracked next to the upper left corner of the front passenger side airbag cover. It did so completely by itself sometime between about May 10 and May 18. It was fine the last time I dusted the dash off around May 10. I discovered it a couple of days a go. I have found that it seems to be common in 2oo7 to 2O13 GM truck type vehicles. My son in law had same problem with his 2010 Silverado he bought new. I also purchased my 2009 Silverado new. I also got the passenger airbag recall notice. Seems the airbag problem could be more dangerous because of the cracked dash. Don't know if truck was stationary or moving when this happened. I assume it may have been parked as I don't remember hearing any sort of cracking sound.
On thursdsy, April 27, 2017, I parked my 2009 Chevy Silverado at home in my driveway after work and shut it off for the night. It was stationary at that point. I did not restart it or move it for the remainder of the day/evening. The next morning, the engine would not start. It sounded like it was going to start, but to no avail after several tries. I determined it was not getting fuel. I called a local auto repair tech who diagnosed it on site, to be a faulty chassis electronic control module, which sends fuel to the fuel pump. Upon researching the problem, I found a recall bulletin / product safety recall #14515B issued January 2015. It clearly states that the 2007-2013 Chevrolet Silverado (along with many other makes/models/years) may have a chassis electronic module could have internal contamination (water, build-up causing wire and bolt corrosion). I believe this to be the case for my vehicle. According to the bulletin, the unsafe factor is that the "vehicle could stall while in motion and increase the risk of a vehicle crash." www-ODI.NHTSA.dot.gov/acms/cs/jaxrs/download/doc/ucm472842/rcrit-14V614-0055.pdf I am the third owner so I did not receive a recall notice directly. I purchased this vehicle May 24, 2016.
Dash board is cracked and continues to crack. It rattles horribly and the major concern is that if the air bags are deployed, sharp hard pieces of plastic will be shot throughout the truck interior or the cracked dash could puncture the air bag making the air bag useless.
Cracking dash in corners of airbag compartment and on the drivers side. The dash was replaced because of this problem once and now the replacement dash has cracked in the same spots. I have concerns of airbag safety.
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- San Antonio, TX, USA