Brakes fade.
1994 Chevrolet Blazer brakes complaints
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Anti-lock brakes fade continuously.
When applying the brakes the pedal goes to the floor and the vehicle does not stop quickly enough. Dealer says that it is the way the ABS is suppose to perform.
Brakes: had vehicle about fifteen months, had new brake system put in. April of 97, had another new systenm put in. Last month, due to a crack in the brake booster leaving cinsumer with no brakes, had to have brake booster replaced.
Vehicle crash, caused by the brakes going out. Applied the brakes at 5-10 MPH and the vehicle turned left and went out of control, then crashed into another vehicle. *ak one person was injured in accident. Air conditioner was blowing hot air due to loose fitting. Popping noise in the center of the windshield while driving over bumps, dealer found no problems. Banging noise in the right rear over bumps, due to tailgate being out of adjustment. Steering wheel noisy while driving. Prior to incident, brakes were dragging while being applied, they squealed, pulsated, and pedal was low, dealer replaced brakes. Driver seat moved forward while braking.
The vehicle requires excessive effort to get the vehicle to stop. Dealer put brake lining in the rear.
Brakes: when driving and applying the brakes the pedal goes completely to the floor . Took in for repairs six times, and dealer can't solve the problem.
Under moderate braking conditions if the front wheels encounter any type of holes in road or uneven pavement ABS will kick on, causing extended stopping distance. Dealers have not found any problems with ABS system. *ak consumer states this does not happen when in four wheel drive.
Brakes failed.
While driving vehicle about any speed between 15 and 25 MPH the consumer tried to step on the brakes to stop the vehicle, but nobrakes to stop, according to consumer; dealer said:"that is how the ABS works and there is no problem with the brakes."
When brakes are applied the ABS light comes on , but the vehicle will not stop. The dealer has been notified.
Consumer was traveling down an incline speed 30 MPH, applied force to the brake pedal to make a gradual stop, consumer made a left hand turn, lost all braking ability, resulting in the vehicle rolling over. The vehicle was a total loss. *ak there were no injuries in accident.
Abs brake problems; when the road is wet, making a emergency stop on dry roads, or driving 5 MPH coming to a stop, the systems activates too quickly. This caused driver to have a crash in april of 97. Dealer stated that the braking system was working normal.
Sometimes when pressing brakes the pedal goes to the floor and the steering wheel turns(loss of traction,) and vehicle exceeds stoping distance. Most of the time when pressing brakes, the pedal goes to the floor and kicks back. Consumer has had brakes changed over in april, and the problem still exists.
Abs beakes are subject to intermittent failure, causing extended stopping distance. When brakes are applied the pedal goes to the floor and the truck does not want to stop. This has been a problem since owner first bought the truck.
Anti-lock brakes fail in wet weather conditions, causing vehicle to slide/collision with another vehicle.
During a sudden stop ABS brakes failed, the pedal went to the floor. Vehicle went forward, resulting in collisions. Driver sustained injuries, and vehicle was totaled.
Abs brake problems; while driving on normal road conditions, in an emergency stopping situation the pedal went to the floor and the ABS system did not kick in, causing driver to crash into another vehicle. Not experiencing any problems with the ABS at this time. *ak
Abs brakes did not engage properly with the pedal traveling almost to or all theway to the floor.
Abs: applied brakes hard, pedal went to floor, vehicle kept going, hit left side of another moving vehicle. According to dealership, brakes working perfectly. Vehicle available for inspection. Ak
When applying the brakes the pedal would not move and the vehicle had no brakes at all. Dealer says there is nothing wrong with the brakes.
Abs brakes are subject intermittent failure, causing extended stopping distance. On other occasion, brakes make a grinding sound while turning and applying the brakes.
When brakes were applied the pedal went to the floor , the vehicle would make a squeaking noise. The owner took the vehicle to a private mechanic for inspection . When he turned the vehicle the brakes went completly, causing the vehicle to collide.
Applied brakes and the pedal dropped below normal. Vehicle skidded, there was a noise from the brakes. Brakes have been checked since consumer owned vehicle. The mechanics do not know what the problem is.
When brakes are applied the ABS engaged but failed to stop the vehicle. The dealer has not been notified.
When applying the brakes the pedal goes to the floor and the truck wont stop, especially when it's wet outside. Dealrr says the driver doesn't know how to use the vehicle.
When applying the ABS brakes under normal conditions, the pedal goes to the floor and there is extended stopping distance. Please provide further details.
Driving the truck at any given speed and applying foot to the brake pedal the truck would keep going. Also, in wet conditions, it takes the truck a couple of second later before it stops.
Abs brake problems; under normal road conditions, during normal braking, went to apply brakes and there were no brakes. Driver proceeded to turn right, and pulled off road safely. Dealer acknowledges problem, but not able to pin point.
Abs brake problems; intermittently, on normal road condtions,under normal braking, the pedal becomes hard and have no brakes. By pressing on the pedal extremely hard, have little brakes. Problem could not be detected by mechanic.
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