A/c out. about $1600 to replace compressor, 2 seals and freon. this car is at 39k miles (36 was bumper to bumper) 2017 model. i bought it new and have owned just over two years.
Very very very bad ac condenser to costly to fix
Air conditioner failure. leak causing all refrigerant to leak out. apparently, this is a common problem for this model and year. car has 49k miles and is out of warranty on miles even though it is less than 3 years old. just leaked out rapidly. blowing hot air. not really driveable with 3 children.
Bottom line injectors! have had this car for less than a year and replaced ac condenser, back up camera, whole fuel system dropped out bc of codes, full tune up, wires, plugs xs 2, still had misfires, rough idle codes finally after 2000$ fix and out of warranty fixed the problem! might look nice but will never buy again!
Rough idle for a couple of weeks then check engine light and service traction control light came on. could not gear down without jerking. took to dealership and the corrected the problem. three days later rough idling again.
When i bought the suburban it was daylight...everything checked out fine. then the next morning i went to back out of my driveway in the dark and almost hit a car. the backup camera screen is so bright you cannot see anything except very bright light in your eyes. that first few mornings i thought well i'll read thru the manual about how to adjust the brightness. i have now looked thru the book several times and we have established ...there is no adjustment offered.. this is a definite hazard and now i see from a search on the internet..we are not the only ones with this problem. my 2014 suburban did not have this issue...so they must have changed something, the adjustment..brand of camera, something. this needs to be fixed before someone gets hurt..if a person in dark clothes walked behind me i could not see them because of the brightness. someone is going to get hurt if they don't fix this.
Pressure in cabin felt strongly in ears at speeds below 40 mph (city). we have had this problem first on a 2015 suburban, then a 2017 suburban purchased by our office last december, and now on the second suburban purchased march 2017. while driving in city, particularly over slightly bumpy roads, cabin pressure is very strong and painful to the ears.