2000 Chevrolet Monte Carlo lights problems

Filed Jul 11, 2015 · Electrical, Lights · 113,400 miles · WI

Just purchased the car, drove him with no problems, went for another drive right after the blinkers inside nor outside the car would work, they at times would work after this then just not work again, after doing research about this problem I learned the hazzard switch was the problem and making the blinkers not work at times, I roach the hazzard switch now the blinkers are just fine.

Filed Aug 14, 2011 · Lights · 80,000 miles · TX

For a couple of years when I turn on my turn signals and leave on while waiting at a red light they will quit working all together. I have learned to turn them on and show what I am going to do then turn them off until the light changes and turn them on again to show which way I am turning. After I have stopped and restarted the car they start working again. It is dangerous if you forget to do the process I mentioned above because you can't signal to change lanes or anything if you are in the wrong lane and need to get over and stop and restart the car.

Filed Jul 30, 2011 · Lights · 103,000 miles · IA

On-going turn signal failure. Turn signal intermittently functions and almost resulted in rear end collision and/or side impact. Infrequently operation of hazard signal while engaging left or right turn signal mitigated problem, but did not fix. To repair had to replace hazard/turn signal flasher at a cost of $107. From review of monte carlo forums this is a known safety hazard that effects monte carlos as well as other vehicles that used the hazard/turn signal flasher switch p/n 924-606 and should be remedied by gm through recall/reimbursement.

Filed Jun 15, 2009 · Lights · PA

My 2000 monte carlo ss has a default and should have a recall. The blinkers and hazard switch doesn't work. When the blinkers doesn't work I have to press the hazard switch several times. I heard that this can cause a electrical smoke/situation. Very dangerous. Must be recalled.

Filed Sep 29, 2007 · Fuel system, Lights · MI

Flasher hazard switch and gas gauge indicator were found to be issues in the past but I was not notified of any type of recall. Both of these issues are present in my 2000 monte carlo. I purchased a replacement flasher switch at a local dealer and nothing was said about a recall. I have not yet replaced the switch. I purchased the car new and feel if gm knew about this issue, I should have been contacted long ago to have this issue rectified.

Filed May 23, 2007 · Lights · 86,000 miles · WI · fire

I was driving monte carlo ss 2000 the other day and smoke started coming out of the steering wheel. I inhaled a mouthful, the throat burned all day. Almost in an accident. The windshield wipers started running and would not shut off, so I removed the fuse. I noticed my headlights no longer worked also. When I got home I opened the dashboard and steering wheel cover , and the burnt smell was coming from the turn signal switch. I opened the switch, and everything inside was melted. I notified general motors right away. They told me to take it to a gm dealer , so I did. But the gm dealer wanted to charge a $100 to diagnose. None of the fuses on the car blew out when the switch started on fire. I found a used switch for $85.00 so it cost less the dealer to tell me it was bad. It was a faulty switch , and gm told me I could only have a gm dealer fix it. I told them I could not justify or afford paying more for the diagnosis than the used part. Gm told me I could not put a new switch in myself or I won't be reimbursed if there was a recall. This was a very serious safety issue. Gm won't help me out anyway and they didn't really seem to care about this issue. So I either go to the dealer and pay $500 to get it fixed or pay $85 and do myself. They put me in a situation so they didn't have to do anything about this problem. I told them I would send the switch to them, but they didn't want it. Neither could I have another mechanic replace it except for gm. This was rediculous. Someonewas going to get killed if this happened again.

Filed Jul 26, 2006 · Lights · 72,289 miles · PA

Dt*: the contact stated, while having an oil change at an independent service station, the mechanic noticed an odor of something burning in the vicinity of the steering wheel. There was no smoke or fire present. Upon inspection, there was a malfunction of the turn signal dimmer switch on the steering column. The dealer and manufacturer were contacted. There are no recalls in effect.

Filed Jun 26, 2006 · Lights · 124,000 miles · MI

Turn signal flasher - inoperative. Also affects 4-way emergency flasher. The turn signal flasher unit is embedded in the dash- as part of the four-way emergency flasher. The flasher unit has failed, and I can't get to the unit to replace it. As a result, my turn signals do not work. I have scheduled a replacement time with the dealer, but am operating in this impaired condition while waiting to get it fixed. The information about replacing a flasher is not in the operator's manual.

Filed Jan 26, 2005 · Lights · CA

Blinkers work on and off. Hazard lights affected also. No flasher in my model car. Only a hazard switch. Very difficult to find. Went faulty. It is located right behind the hazard button behind the dashboard. It controls the blinkers and the hazard lights. Go figure.

Filed Sep 5, 2004 · Lights · 2,000 miles · NJ

My turn sigmal flasher doesn't work sometimes. I think it happens more often when the humidity is high. I can sometimes correct it by depressing the emergency flasher button. This is dangerous!!!