Driving vehicle 35mph; started to apply the brakes (ABS) & the brake pedal went to the floor. This caused the vehicle to have a much extended stopping distance than it should have.
1995 Chevrolet Blazer brakes complaints
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Brakes: driving approximately 30mph made a turn and attempted to put on berakes and the brakes did not hold, slid into another car.
Abs brake system does not work properly, spongee feeling and consumer has to press hard on brake pedal to engage brakes.
Brakes: when driving and applying the brakes hard they grab and then let go. Had two accidents because the brakes went down and did not hold . *ak
Consumer experiencing excessive wear of the front brake shoes and pads. Consumer has replaced the shoes, and pads every eight thousand miles. Please provide further details.
Abs brakes fail intermittently.
Warning signal/sensor for brakes failed.
Abs brakes lock up/fail, resulting in extended stopping distance.
Brakes: june 1996, driving 35mph applied foot on brake and the vehicle did not stop. Thiis is an intermittent problem with the vehicle. The problem with the vehicle not stopping when applying the brakes. Has happened many times, and the dealer can't find a problem.
When brakes are applied on an incline the pedal will go to the floor, and the vehicle will go into a skid. The dealer has not been contacted.
Abs brake problems; while driving 55 MPH on regular road conditions during normal braking, stepped on brakes, the pedal went to the floor. Pedal could not be pushed down any harder. Blazer slowed down, but was not braking. Driver let up on the pedal, pushed down; let up, pushed down; let up and brakes went to work. Continued to parking lot. Trying to stop, stepped down and no brakes again. The blazer stopped by concrete bumper. Engine check light came on in the stopping process. Taken to dealership afterwards, dealer not able to find a problem in computer.
Consumer says whenever coming to a stop, as soon as he applies the brakes, there is a loud noise. The ABS kicks in and the pedal goes to the floor. Sometimes when braking and the vehicle hits a rock or bump in the road, the ABS will kick in and there is loss of braking control, and the vehicle will continue to go the same speed or faster.
While applying brakes in panic stops vehicle continues to move. Dealer found no problem wiith brakes. Owner also notes there is noise in brakes when they are applied.
Abs activated @ 5mph or hit small object low ground sensors, cut in and lengthened brake distance at low speed. Finale: reduction in control and possible wheel lock up.
Dealer replaced front brake rotors/pads.
Brakes: when driving and putting on brake, attempting to stop, the brake pedal will go completely to the floor and can't stop the vehicle. Dealer doesn't find anything wrong with the brakes. *ak
Brakes: when driving and applying the brakes the pedal will go completely to the floor and the brakes do not work. Brakes checked by dealer and they can't find a problem.
Abs: while exiting highway ramp, applied brakes, pedal went to floor, no warning, nearly caused a crash, dry weather. Not checked by dealer/machanic. Vehicle available for inspection.
Real brakes fail in panic situations with the pedal going all the way to the floor.
Upon depressing the brake pedal, pedal traveled to the floorboard, resulting in extended stopping distance, causing the consumer to have a near accident. Consumer has contacted the dealer.
Ea94-038; upon making a sudden stop on wet and dry pavement the pedal traveled to the floorboard, causing extended stopping distance, resulting in the consumer having near accident. Consumer has contacted the dealer, dealer has yet to replace any parts.
Abs: when depressing brake pedal heard loud grinding sound. Vehicle will continue rolling unless pumped brakes. Pedal goes to floor, could cause crash. Happens mostly on wet surface. According to dealer, ABS is working as intended, vehicle available for inspection.
When applying the ABS brakes under normal conditions, the vehicle brakes fail to stop the vehicle. Please describe details.
Abs problem; intermittently, on regular road conditions, in a regular stopping situation when applying the brakes,the pedal goes to the floorbroad and the blazer does not stop. This condition has caused (2) crashes since may of 97. One rear end crash and one intersectional crash. Dealer stated that brakes perform properly and cannot find a problem.
Coming off ramp; applying brakes; vehicle did not slow down; took foot off brakes & vehicle accelerated; applied more pressure to brakes to stop. Called for towing & driver restarted vehicle; it revved real fast. Took to dealer & problem not found.
Brakes went out on the vehicle. When brakes are applied the vehicle travels about 100 feet befroe stopping. Owner states that brake s go intermittently. The dealer is unable to locate the source of the problem .
Abs brakes failed, resulting in excessive effort to stop. Also replaced front brake pads twice/calipers once and steering knuckles once.
Abs problems; when applying the brakes, mostly on damp conditions in a hard situation, the pedal is very hard and does not move and the vehicle seems to accelerate. The dealer is not able to find a problem with the blazer.
Brakes fail intermittently, brake pedal goes all the way to the floor.
Vehicle is experiencing premature brake failure. Abs does not engage properly. Dealer can't duplicate the problem. Owner took vehicle to a independent mechanic . Mechanic told owner that the ABS computer is improperly engaging.
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