Hard break lines are fully corroded and need full replacement after a break line failure. low mileage vehicle, currently 65k, vehicle has been in mild climate of nc and sc since 2002 where snow and salt is infrequent. never driven in coastal area. only recently driven across country, where failure occurred. thankfully at slow speeds.
Brake lines started leaking brake fluid out of nowhere. because of this, the brake petal suddenly stopped working and could have resulted in death. i was driving at about 30 mph on a city street when i discovered this issue. had i have been driving at a higher speed i may not be here to complain. rusted brake lines is the problem with this issue.
Abs kicks in at low speed
Abs system will activate when applying brakes without cause such as a wet surface
When we bought truck i checked vin and only the tailgate recall came up but listed my truck being a chevy 800 model, well couple weeks ago our truck wouldn't brake while parking making a left into a restaurant and the truck wouldn't stop and hit the restaurant window!!! when i checked just our exact vehicle 15 plus recalls came up with this particular defect listed, please help advise. thank the parkerd
While slowing down coming to a stop - no brakes. checked everything. suspect power booster. this started slowly about three weeks ago. today it actually would not stop and i almost hit the fire hydrant.
Brake lines rusted through to point of failure
My brake lines on my silverado have been replaced 5 different lines in 4 years the truck has 90,000 miles on it and in the last month 3 times ive lost brakes the guy who fixes my brake lines tells me the lines are rusted out each time this happens, he told me he cant tell by sight when they will fail cause they look ok but that's not the case, i've read this is a issue with these vehicle's ive been lucky so far (knock on wood) but the cost and the stress of having your brakes fail is unacceptable seeing the lines are not up to normal standards, someone should be held responsible for this issue
In july of 2018, my 2002 chevrolet silverado had major brake failure as i was driving about 35 mph approaching a red light. i pressed on the brakes, it went totally to the floor and i was unable to stop, blowing right through red light. my mechanic told me the my brake line rusted through, and all the brakes lines, as well as the fuel line is totally rusted. i was told that this is very common in this chevrolet / gm model era. he said if all he were to do is replace brake lines in this 1999 to 2006 era, it was enough to keep his business booming. what shocking struck me is that he told me they all fail under the drivers side door, along the frame, before the abs module. this is definitely a safety hazard that should be addressed. myself, as well as others could of been killed when i was unable to stop at the red light. john d. norristown, pa.
There is a major safety design flaw in the 1999-2002 brake system. the front tires through the salt and grime from the roads onto the brake lines where chevrolet has located them in the design. this causes the brake lines to corrode and burst during driving. mine have now burst for the second time in the last 5 years. the first time in 2013 i was driving at about 35-40 mph when i went to make a rh turn and the brakes went to the floor. this time i had went to a local gas station and was on the way home when i stopped to talk to a neighbor and once again the brake pedal went to the floor. i drive the truck very little so i have only put just over 17,000 miles on the new set of brake lines that i had installed by a chevrolet dealer in 2013. i live in southern indiana, just north of louisville, ky so our winters are not that harsh, so the amount of salt from roads is pretty limited. i have talked with other chevrolet silverado, yukon and suburban owners and they all share having the ...
Takata recall - have been stranded numerous times as it has appeared to be the fuel pump not getting gas to start the car. sometime can hear pump running as i have replace 3-4 pumps since 2012 or 13. some time beating under tank helps. there seem to be numerous complaints about this problem. security light flashing and start sometime when it is reset. sounds wonderful when it runs. can it be the computer? towed to a safe location after not starting and diagnostic technician show 10% fuel pressure. i parked went in to make a payment at a business and would not start for 4 days
Tl* the contact owns a 2002 chevrolet silverado 1500. while the vehicle was approaching a stop sign, the brake pedal traveled to the floorboard when it was depressed. the driver had to apply force to stop the vehicle, which had still gone through the stop sign due to the failure. the vehicle was not diagnosed by a dealer. the vehicle was not included in nhtsa campaign number: 05v379000 (service brakes, hydraulic). the manufacturer was notified and stated that the vehicle was excluded from the brake system recall. there were more than 20 tsbs on the brake system; however, the manufacturer provided no solution to repair the vehicle. the failure mileage was not available.
Tl* the contact owns a 2002 chevrolet silverado 1500. while driving approximately 50 mph, the brake pedal was depressed and failed to operate. the contact stated that the brake pedal traveled to the floorboard, which caused the vehicle to stop. the vehicle was not taken to a dealer. the contact was a certified mechanic and was able to diagnose that the brake line was damaged and needed to be replaced. the vehicle was not repaired. the manufacturer was not notified. the vin was included in nhtsa campaign number: 05v379000 (service brakes, hydraulic). the approximate failure mileage was 168,000.
I was driving at low speed on a street that is 25mh as i break to stop at the stop sign my abs activated. almost caused me a serious accident because i couldn't stop so i had to break so hard my but was actually off of the seat. and this continues to happen so now i have to take the abs fuse out to deactivate my abs.
Experiencing unwanted abs activation at low speeds on dry roads when slowing down and/or stopping, with or with out pressing on the breaks.