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2001 Chevrolet Tahoe fuel system complaints
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Why does the manual state that one can pull up to 8700lbs. If the tahoe can barely handle 3500lbs? The springs have been replaced twice the manifold is cracked the fuel pump went out, the universal joint is going out, the transfer case is leaking and has only been used twice in 3 years, and has already been repaired once last year, the steering pump is going out, these are only the problems I can think of.
2001 chev. Tahoe. The gasoline evaporative canister vent valve draws in dirt and clogs the valve and the evaporative canister when driven on dirt roads. This has been addressed for 1999 to 2002 pickups with a new valve design that improves filtering and allows easier cleaning of the filter. (bulletin 02-06-04-037).
On 04-17-03 I went out to drive my 2001 chevrolet tahoe. As I began to drive down the street the vehicle shut off and the battery indicator light came on. I lost power steering and brakes. As the vehicle rolled, I was able to get it over to the right side of the road out of traffic . I attempted to start it a couple of times before noticing that gas was coming out from underneath the drivers area and was pouring onto the ground. I had the vehicle towed to a local mechanic who advised that the gas line became disconnected. I had just left my son in surgery and was to come back to pick him and my wife up. This incident could have become very bad and killed myself and possibly my family had they been in the vehicle. This needs to be investigated and action taken. In the past I along with my wife have reported vehicle problems to the dealer with them taking little to no action. Please help also the steering appears to be becoming a problem.
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