This data is from the NHTSA — the US gov't agency tasked with vehicle safety. Complaints are spread across multiple & redundant categories, & are not organized by problem.
So how do you find out what problems are occurring? For this NHTSA complaint data, the only way is to read through the comments below. Any duplicates or errors? It's not us.
Consumer 1999 Silverado arm rest does not lock into place. After the seat belt recall was performed, the consumer discovered the problem with the arm rest, which was not a problem previously.
Driver's side safety belt will not extend so it can be used. Will not come out of the reel. The other concern were the ABS brakes. Had situations while in traffic the ABS activated on their own. This removes control from the driver, and is startling when it happens. There is a vibration from the ABS. Tried to corrrespond with GM, but feot concerns have fallen on deaf ears. No repair has been made as of yet. The seat belt began to fail on 1-1-03, and the ABS system began to malfunction on 2-10-05.
ABS light came on while driving also, when engine was shut off fan kept going. Dealer replaced ABS motor. The rear window on passenger side leaks water. Driver side window rattles when closing door. Driver door squeaks when opening and closing. The front seat belt locks up. The front end was leaking due to front differential vent failure. Wiper blades failed. Driver?S seat would not move due to seat adjuster failure. The ABS light came on because the ABS motor was defective. Transmission was leaking. The battery was leaking and was replaced. The coolant light came on due to a leaking water pump.
Consumer contacted champion Chevrolet 707 N sepulveda blvd. Manhattan beach, ca 90266 phone# 310-316-1234 on May 25,2001 that parts were not available. Since then consumer has contacted dealer and the manufacturer in June, and they both could not say when parts would become available.
Seat belts were replaced by manufacturer under a recall, replacement belts were of such design that they would not release with slight movement. When going over a bump they would tighten. When first putting on belts consumer has to try a few times first before belt extends enough to be buckled up.
On going problem with the seat belt would lock up on the passenger that they are unable to move, not unless you release the buckle; only the passenger side. Dealer notified and made repairs/ replacement and condition still reoccurring. Please provide any further details:
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- Berwick, PA, USA