When backing my daughters car out of our driveway, the brake pedal became hard and the car would not stop. there was a recall for her car for this exact same issue, but when i put the vin number in for her car, it was not included in the recall. i am afraid to let her drive the car due to this issue.
Brakes will occasionally not respond to normal pressure when stepping on the brake pedal. i notice that the issue happens sporadically, whether i am on the freeway or surface streets. there seems to be pressure built up and i have to step a lot harder on the brake pedal. i know from looking up forums that there was a recall on the 2012 automatic cruze, but mine is a 6 speed manual. i know the recall was for a microswitch on the brake vacuum booster. the nhtsa recall number is 13v360000. i am worried for my families safety seeing that i have 2 teenage sons, my wife and i who are able to drive the car.
Started to have noise. ask mechanic to check what is it. turned out it is vacuum pump for the brake system. looked up information and this issue is under the campaign #13v360000. contacted local gm dealership asking can they fix it at no cost. they refused because this recall does not listed under my vin. why i should pay for recall issue and other owner do not.
Started to have noise. ask mechanic to check what is it. turned out it is vacuum pump for the brake system. looked up information and this issue is under the campaign #13v360000. contacted local gm dealership asking can they fix it at no cost. they refused because this recall does not listed under my vin. why i should pay for recall issue and other owner do not.
I was backing out of my driveway and when i went to press the brake pedal to stop the car and put it into drive the car did not stop moving. i had my foot all the way down on the brake and the car still did not come to a complete stop. eventually it came to a stop but had there been another car in the street i would have hit them and been at fault for an incident that wasn't completely my fault. this is not the first time this has happened but i finally decided to look into this issue and found out about a recall on the cruze due to brake assistance. i entered my vin number and it said it was not affected but i am positive that my car is having the same issue that over 300,00 other cruze sedans are having.
When i use the brakes and the air is on the car will not stop like it should. it keeps moving. i looked this up and it shows there is a recall on the brake booster vacuum pipe but because my vin number doesn't match what you have predetermined that will have faulty parts chevy says my car doesn't have a recall. how exactly do you predict what cars will have faulty parts?
The vehicle was in motion going 55 mph on the turnpike and traffic ahead was slowing down. the brake was applied and it failed to work. my son, the driver, pushed the brake again and it still was not braking. out of desperation, he pushed the brake as far as it could go and the vehicle swerved toward the median. he turned the steering wheel and then it swerved toward the shoulder. this action made the vehicle slow down, but the brakes still did not work.there were no other vehicles involved, but he was very close to crashing into another vehicle. i checked to see if there were any recalls or safety issues for the 2012 chevrolet cruze. there was one recall that described what he experienced, but the recall was not for the engine type of my cruze. it was bulletin #12213-brake vacuum micro switch. he has an appointment with the chevrolet dealer to check out the vehicle. by the way, the vehicle passed state inspection less than a month ago. frankly, i am afraid to have him drive the vehicle.
My brakes keep going "hard" and not functioning properly. about a year ago i had my master cylander, brake booster, microswitch in the brake vacuum line, maf sensor and air intake hose replaced because the mechanic said those were the issues, i went 2 weeks without my vehicle, including breaking down for multiple days out of state. now here i am with the same issues. before i had them replaced i was told that the microswitch in the brake system was already recalled and replaced. but since then it has failed again. i was told by chevy that they only do the recall once, but if they are replacing it with a faulty part shouldn't that be recalled again? i have two toddlers in my vehicle regularly and losing the power brakes could end very bad. the power brakes fail almost every day, usually the first time i hit the brakes after starting to vehicle. witch make me think that its going to completely fail again soon.
When the temperature drops below 20 degrees f my abs and traction control lights come on constantly and it says service abs system and service stabilitrak system. whenever this occurs my left rear e-brake locks up as though it is frozen. this has caused me to slide off the road multiple times.
As i'm driving in the city of atlanta georgia my car chevy cruze 2012 has many issues as the car being in motion as i press the brakes to come to a stop the brakes pressure gets and do not stop i found out did i have to tap on the gas again and then press the brake to get it to comply sort of scary almost causing a wreck every time
Takata recall on or about july 2016 i noticed when i put my car in reverse i tried to brake and my car would stay in movement and require me to slam down on the brake pedal. ever since the first time i noticed it, it has gotten worse. the brake pedal gets hard and my car keeps rolling when i'm in reverse and driving forward. it happens frequently but sometimes will go away. i thought it could be a result of my engine not reaching the right temperature but it has happened midway through my commutes. i've been told that there are no recalls for my car but i feel this is a huge safety problem, i tried to parallel park the other day and couldn't do it because my car kept rolling around. this has happened on city streets, i have not noticed it when im on the highway.
Tl* the contact owns a 2012 chevrolet cruze. while driving 10 mph, the brakes failed to stop the vehicle. the contact had to exert extra force to depress the brake pedal until the vehicle came to a complete stop. the vehicle was taken to bedard bros. auto sales (391 s state rd, cheshire, ma 01225, (413) 743-0014) and was informed that the vehicle was serviced per nhtsa campaign number: 13v360000 (service brakes, hydraulic). the vehicle was repaired, but the failure recurred. the diagnosis was unknown. the manufacturer was notified of the failure. the failure mileage was approximately 118,000.
While parallel parking on a city street, brakes became unresponsive and i almost hit another car. i have had to have the brake booster pump replaced twice in two years and now it needs to be replaced again but dealer won't acknowledge that there is a known issue and because it is not involved in a recall, why i do not know, i must pay out of pocket. 3 booster pumps in 2 years but no recall???
When the car is in reverse, the brakes barely work. you must fully depress the brake pedal, and even then, it will not stop immediately. this problem occurs when the vehicle is in motion and in reverse. in drive, the brakes work as they should. i believe this vehicle should be included in the current recall on 2012 chevy cruzes in which there is an issue with the electric vacuum pump, causing the failure of the brakes. that recall number is 13v360000. this could cause serious injury or death.
Driving chevrolet cruz(2012) and brakes failed causing to rear end another vehicle. certified auto mechanic examined and said failure of master cylinder. car was towed due to lack of brakes. other driver filed a claim against my insurance and stated injury suffered. thus occurred on interstate 460 w. roanoke county va.