The contact owns a 2002 GMC Envoy. While driving at a slow speed, the front passenger door became ajar without warning. The contact was unable to securely lock the door. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 205,000.

- Orland Park, IL, USA

Spot welds failing on door hinge assembly due to flexing of metal adjacent to hinge. Door check rod not performing restraining function. Broken spot welds could allow a door to fall off moving vehicle.

- Pagosa Springs, CO, USA

Memory mirrors do not return to the correct settings. Consumer was orginally told there was no problem; however, two dealerships had duplicated the problem and could not fix it. Had it in a total of 8 times, and several parts of vehicle have been replaced, including mirrors/ mirror actuators/ liftgate control module, and driver's side door control module. This mirror defect was similar to the ones mentioned in ODI id numbers 755966, 757526, 757914, 759042, 759973, 760504 and 8000646. Consumer's file number with GMC has been 1-11855349. This was very unsafe because when thinking that mirrors were set, they were not. At night or in the dark consumer must wait to see a light to set them. Dt.

- Lexington Park, MD, USA

Power steering rack failed at highway speeds, making it difficult to steer vehicle. Dealer has inspected vehicle and determined that steering rack would need to be replaced. There was a loud noise due to no fluid in the power steering reservoir. Rear differential leaks. Driver side front and rear doors rattle and flew over large bumps. Interior courtesy lights do not come on when passenger side door is open.

- Aburn, MA, USA