CarComplaints.com Notes: The 2002-2007 Chevrolet Trailblazer is known for many things, but perhaps it is most famous for its faulty fuel gauge.
This gauge flip-flops more than a politician during election season. Some report that the gauge says "empty" after a fill-up, while others report the gauge says "full" when they're running on fumes. Either way, there's one thing everyone seems to agree on: the darn thing is just wrong.
Following hundreds of complaints and a few accidents allegedly caused by the malfunction, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) opened an investigation into the issue in May 2011. Unfortunately for frustrated owners, no recall has been announced.
I went to a garage for inspection and would not pass for the rusted frame, unless I have it the passenger fixed but by next inspection I would have to have more of the frame fixed. The underneath of the vehicle never looked like it had rust prohibitor or undercoating done do to it. This truck should not be rotting if it had these. I what like to know who is responsible and to have my vehicle repaired.
I have done some research and my 07 Trailblazer LS is not the only one that has had this problem. They are all over the internet with frames rusting.
It is either the metal used or the coating. In all I have another vehicle the was bought at same time and not a spec of rust on it. The dealer that I have been going to since 2010 that I bought vehicle say hey, lets catch this before it becomes a problem. Loyalty is overrated if the don't care.
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I went to a garage for inspection and would not pass for the rusted frame, unless I have it the passenger fixed but by next inspection I would have to have more of the frame fixed. The underneath of the vehicle never looked like it had rust prohibitor or undercoating done do to it. This truck should not be rotting if it had these. I what like to know who is responsible and to have my vehicle repaired.
I have done some research and my 07 Trailblazer LS is not the only one that has had this problem. They are all over the internet with frames rusting.
It is either the metal used or the coating. In all I have another vehicle the was bought at same time and not a spec of rust on it. The dealer that I have been going to since 2010 that I bought vehicle say hey, lets catch this before it becomes a problem. Loyalty is overrated if the don't care.
If someone can, please help. Thanks.
- Chris C., East Stroudsburg, PA, US