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.
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: the contact stated the vehicle was taken to a dealership to have recall repairs performed on the ABS. The NHTSA campaign id is 05V379000. The vehicle was still having the same type of problems after the repairs were made. The vehicle was driven for a period of time before it was taken to an independent repair shop for inspection. Upon inspection the problem was the left front wheel hub needed to be replaced. Repairs were made, this fixed the problem. The contact heard about a recall that was on the wheel hub. The NHTSA campaign id is 00X001000. The manufacturer was contacted the vehicle is not included in the recall due to the VIN.
: the contact stated the ABS engaged at 3mph when brake pressure was applied. The vehicle was seen by the dealer and a diagnostic test was performed. Although the problem persisted, no repairs were made. There is a NHTSA recall, # 05V379000, regarding the antilock brakes. The vehicle has the same problems as indicated in the recall; however it is not included in the recall due to the VIN. Updated 03/09/06.
2000 Chevrolet Silverado ABS activated 2 weeks after recall work was performed with no warning of ABS light. The consumer was told the front wheel assemblies needed to be replaced, but the repair was not included in the recall.
I'm having the same problem as outlined in NHTSA campaign id number: 05V379000. I called GM, they said my vehicle was not included in the recall. I registered a complaint. They said it may be included at a later time.
Truck had 41000 miles and the gas gauge started jumping from empty to full. Around 44000 miles the ABS brake light on the dash appeared, took to dealer, said it was the sensor at/near the center bottom of engine and was common, it would cost me around $1000 to have it repaired or wait to see if it was recalled and just drive my truck using the hyd brakes only. I have been doing this. Had only the man. Warranty that ended at 36 K. very disappointed, very long.
- Bowling Green, MO, USA
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: the contact stated the vehicle has a problem with the ABS. When stopping the brake pulsates causing an extended stopping distance. This occurs every time when trying to stop from a slow speed. There is a NHTSA recall, # 05V379000, regarding the hydraulic anti lock brakes. The vehicle has the same problems as indicated in the recall; however it is not included in the recall due to the VIN. Also, the vehicle has problems with the fuel gauge. After filling the vehicle up the fuel gauge will read empty, then jump to being full. This occurs intermittently. The dealer has been contacted. The consumer stated the sensors just needed to be cleaned. Updated 02/21/06.
The contact took the vehicle to a dealership to have recall 05V379000 repairs performed on the anti lock brakes. After the recall repairs were made the vehicle has problems with the anti lock brakes.
: the contact stated there is NHTSA recall, campaign 05V379000 regarding the antilock brakes. The brakes shudder when applying brake pressure at low speeds and there is increased stopping distance. The vehicle has the same problems as indicated in the recall; however, it is not included in the recall due to the VIN. The vehicle has not been seen by a dealer.
The contact states there is an NHTSA recall campaign 05V379000 concerning the anti lock brakes. This vehicle has the same problems as indicated in the recall. However, this vehicle is not included in the recall due to the contact's state not being included in the recall. There was a minor accident due to the brake failure, ABS activating at low speeds. The contact repaired the vehicle at his own expense.
The contact stated the rear wheel shields deteriorated, causing the brake pads and rotors to wear out. He contacted the dealership, and they told him this was a common problem with this type. Of vehicle. The dealership replaced the brake pads and rotors at the consumers expense. The manufacturer was contacted, who wanted more information on the problem and receipts of any repair work done on the vehicle. The sensors wer replaced on 12-16-05. Updated 01/11/06.
The contact states there is a NHTSA recall campaign 05V379000 concerning the ABS anti-lock brakes. This vehicle has the same problems as indicated in the recall, but is not included in the recall due to VIN. As a result of the defect the contact's vehicle was involved in an accident. While pulling into the driveway the ABS engaged and the vehicle went through the garage door. There was property damage, but no one sustained injuries. When the insurance company was contacted they told the contact that the police would not come to the scene of the accident since the accident occurred on the contact's property. Updated 02/24/06
General Motors 2000 Silverado truck-brake problems-owner financed repairs-rear brakes and timing belt ($1,800 dealer)-most recent front brakes-rusted rotors-retailer replaced ($200). Suspect defective materials manufactured by GM resulted in equipment failures. Dealer should be responsible to refund repair costs to consumer.
The contact states there is a NHTSA recall campaign 05V379000 concerning the antilock brakes. This vehicle has the same problems as indicated in the recall, but it is not included in the recall due to VIN. The contact repaired the vehicle at his own expense twice. Updated 1/19/2006 - the ABS activated at slow speeds. The dealer replaced the L. front hub/sensor.
I saw a news article about GM vehicles having problem with the ABS at low speeds. I have a 2000 Chevrolet Silverado 2500, and I have to admit my vehicle has had this problem. The problem is only at low speeds. It is very concerning to me, especially when I want to stop and the vehicle will not allow me to. I have not had any accidents-yet, but I am certain accidents will occur as a result of this problem. I noticed a recall for this in some states, but not mn.
The contact stated the ABS sensor has been replaced twice. This failure almost caused two accidents. Both ABS sensors malfunctioned within 10,000 miles. The dealership replaced the first sensor because it was oxidized to the hub assembly. The second sensor was cleaned. There was a NHTSA recall campaign 05V379000 concerning the anti lock brakes, but the contact's state was not included in the recall. The tire were cupped and had to be replaced due to a vibration coming from the vehicle. Updated 01/11/06.
Problem: ABS brake activation at low speed. It takes longer to stop causing safety concerns here. Brought in to shop and they thought could fix the problem by removing and cleaning sensors and surrounding area due to excessive rust build up. They wound up replacing both sensors. A very costly repair. I am aware of your recall on this problem but GM says my vehicle is not affected even though it is in the affected vehicle manufacturer date. Very disappointed in GM's response.
The contact had NHTSA recall campaign id # 05V379000 concerning anti lock brakes. Recall repairs were performed. However, the repairs have not corrected the problem. At low speed the vehicle stopped, and there was a howling noise from the brakes. The ABS light illuminated. He returned to the dealer that performed the recall repairs, and the mechanic was unable to diagnose the problem.
I have had repeated problems with the anti-lock brakes on my Chevy Silverado pickup. I realize there is an active recall on this issue (05V379000) but Chevrolet has not acknowledged that my vehicle needs to be included in this recall. I have already spent in excess of $600 and now need additional work done on my vehicle related to this problem and would like to be reimbursed as well as having the new work done at no cost to me.
My brakes failed, I replaced my brakes and I was never informed by General Motors that there was a recall. 8/22/02: Replaced front disc pads, replaced front brake rotors, cleaned caliper slides and hardware, replaced rear disc pads, replaced rear brake rotors, cleaned caliper slides and hardware on back also. Also replaced left rear emergency brake band/cable and hardware. 8/21/03: Replaced tailgate handle. 7/5/05: Replaced tailgate cable because it had broke in half. 7/13/05: Replace U-joints. 11/1/05: Had transmission serviced-filter and flush and was told that the transfer case select module needs to be replaced. While at the dealer getting the air bag adjusted we asked the dealer if there was a recall on the tailgate cable, as ours was busted, we were informed that there was a dealer recall, but our truck was not one of those recalled so we had to pay for the cable ourselves at a cost of $16.22. Until we went in for the air bag recall we had never been informed about any recalls. We were just informed about the ABS recall and we informed GM that we had replaced the recalled parts and were offered $60 for what cost us $826.60. This goes along with my other complaint, #10142457.
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- Newark, DE, USA