Seat belt on rear passenger-side seat came unlocked during travel (third occurence identified). This seat is used by my 3-year-old son with a car seat. Today the car seat and my son were thrown forward out of the seat when I stopped the vehicle at an intersection that is on a decline grade. My son did not appear to be injured as he was still secured in the car seat, he was, however, very shaken up and said that he bumped his head. Two previous occurences of seat belt coming undone during travel have been noted but without incident. Special care has been taken to ensure that the seat belt is securely locked whenever the car seat is taken out and put back in or adjusted in any way. As this is generally considered to be the safest place for a toddler's car seat in a vehicle such as this, I am hesitant to move the car seat to the other side of the van (behind driver's seat). Also, I do not know if the is a problem that could also occur with the other seat belt as well, as we do not normally use it. But, as my son has a seizure disorder due to a traumatic brain injury, his head must be protected from impacts. Until I can determine that the seat belt in question can be used safely I will have to put my son and his car seat in the other seat. What can be done to correct this problem? Has it been noted before? Could it be related to the conversion package on the vehicle (through traveltime vans)? Where do we start to get this dangerous situation corrected?
The worst 1995 Chevrolet Chevy Van problems
Ranked by number of owner complaints. Mileage and cost come from what owners wrote.
- Visibility3
- Brakes2
- Body1
- Seat belts1
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- Visibility3
- Brakes2
- Body1
- Seat belts1
Recalls
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Technical service bulletins for the 1995 Chevrolet Chevy Van 3
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What 1995 Chevrolet Chevy Van owners say
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When traveling at speeds from 25-70 MPH, the left and right exterior mirrors vibrate. Mirrors have been replaced several times. Problem still exist.
Wipers and washers fail to respond when needed. They are very unpredictable in their operation and often fail in emergency situations such as a sudden splash or downpour that create a dangerous situation. Other models of this vehicle have been recalled and I feel this model and serial number range should be recalled and fixed also before anymore dangerous situations occur.
Consumer was driving on highway at 65 MPH on a heavy down pour all of a sudden the vehicle spun out of control for unknown reason. Consuner believed the left back wheel may have locked up. Dealer has not been notified. Consumer will take it in for inspection.
Brakes failed.
Driving along at approximately 25mph , hit a bump in the highway and the back door came open. Took vehicle in for repairs and they said that there is nothing they can do . It' s a manufacturer's defect.
Outside passenger side rearview mirror will not stay in place. Please describe details.
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Questions about the 1995 Chevrolet Chevy Van
Is the 1995 Chevrolet Chevy Van reliable?
Owners have filed 7 complaints about the 1995 Chevrolet Chevy Van, fewer than a typical Chevy Van model year.
What is the most common problem with the 1995 Chevrolet Chevy Van?
Windows, wipers and visibility, with 3 complaints. Next is brakes (2).
How many recalls does the 1995 Chevrolet Chevy Van have?
No recalls on record.
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