While driving, traction control warning light continuously illuminated on the dashboard. As a result, ABS system and the traction control failed. Dealer stated the need to replace the main computer and sensor. This will cost over $1000,00.
2000 Chevrolet Venture brakes complaints
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The consumer stated the brake rotors were wearing out, and when the brakes were applied, the vehicle experienced heavy vibration and extended stopping distance. Dealer notified. *ak the rear wheel brake cylinder was defective. The front brakes only stopped, which resulted in dangerous conditions on ice, snow, and premature wear of the front brake pads. The dealer said this was common and the rear adjust didn't wear. *scc
The ABS light illuminated on the dashboard, also there was a noise coming from the brakes.
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Traction control system locked in gear and would not shift. Dealer inspected vehicle, and replaced traction control cluster, and then it locked up again. Dealer has inspected and repaired vehicle, and problem still exists. Dealer will inspect brake solenoid sensor.
When on an incline the transmission fails to hold the car when the brake is released, causing the van to roll backwards. This happens on slight inclines. The dealer claims this is normal, but with the 15 other automatic cars I have owned, this has never been the case. This occurs when the car is warm and does not happen when the car is cold. The rolling occurs in drive or reverse on even the slightest incline. Chevrolet has not responded to my inquires regarding this issue. I am concerned that the rolling will cause an accident.
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