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Problems with 2003 Chevrolet Silverado 1500HD VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL

On average, the 2003 Chevrolet Silverado 1500HD starts to “feel” problems with the VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL and its various aspects after 141 704 miles.

Recently reported VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL problems on 2003 Chevrolet Silverado 1500HD

My whole dashboard stops working the gauges lights everything just stopped working. i was traveling down interstate and everything stopped working but after a few seconds it all came back on for about 30 seconds and it all shut off again and never came back on i made it home and turned the truck off and went inside. i got up the next morning to go to work and cranked the truck and no gauges or lights were not working still. i slammed my hand down on top of the dashboard and everything came on and was working but that didn't last long and everything shut off again.

Brake lines went out with no warning - no light showing compression or fluid leaking. still no lights have come on. if we had been going faster, we could have hit something. luckily my husband was driving and he knew how to react by down shifting to save us. the brake lines are all rusted. the truck only has 80,000 miles on it and has been well taken care of. we feel that gm used cheap metal for these lines and could have compromised our lives. *tr

While stopped at an intersection at a red light, the vehicle started to creep forward toward people in the crosswalk. depressing the brake pedal further resulted in it fading, ending in a fully depressed position with no more pedal travel available. the vehicle continued to roll forward into the crosswalk. placing the transmission in neutral stopped vehicle movement. after stopping and inspecting under the hood and under the front end of vehicle showed leaking brake fluid from one of the metallic brake lines serving the right front brake. after taking the vehicle to my local gm dealer and placing it on the service rack, inspection showed that all the metallic brake lines are severely rusted over the majority of the line surface. the right front line disintegrated to the point where the line separated while checking the condition of the line. the other brakes lines are rusted to the point where failure is imminent. all the metallic brake lines from the master cylinder, down to the abs control module and then out to each brake caliper must be replaced. the failure of the braking system created a serious situation that could have resulted in bodily injury to the pedestrians in the crosswalk. without placing the transmission in neutral it would have eventually struck a pedestrian. in addition to the brake lines, the fuel lines show excessive rust as well. the dealer does not recommend replacement of the fuel lines at this time, but replacement will be required in the near future. *tr

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