Tl*- the contact has a 2003 chevrolet venture in which he had to replace the climate control switch because the fan switch stayed only on the low position, allowing for only one setting. The contact bought the replacement part and replaced the climate control switches on his own. While replacing the switches he noticed that the old unit had melted the plastic around the wire harness. The contact also had to replaced the left rear tail light assembly because it had completely corroded which made it inoperable. The contact is looking for reimbursement for the parts. The contact spoke with the manufacturer who stated that they wouldn't be able to consider any type of reimbursement because he didn't take the vehicle to a dealer to have it repaired. The failuer and current milage were 75000 miles.
2003 Chevrolet Venture electrical complaints
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Dt the vehicle caught on fire. The fire department came and extinguished the fire. The fire department claimed it was the electrical system up under the dash. This happened on september 26, 2005. Smelled something burning while driving on the highway, but in this area it could smell like that at certain times. The vehicle had been sitting for an hour and fifteen minutes before the fire. There was no for earning and no noise. Contacted the dealer, they said they could not help us.
Re defective 2003 chevy venture horn, requesting a defect investigation for possible service bulletin fm the federal safety agency. *bf the horn did not produce a sound sufficiently loud enough to serve as a warning to pedestrians or drivers. The consumer requested that the horn be replaced. The dealer indicated that the horn was operating as designed. *nm
2003 chevrolet venture inadequate horn. ****no answer required****. *mr the horn did not produce a sound sufficiently loud enough to serve as a warning to pedestrians or drivers. The consumer requested that eh horn be replaced. The dealer indicated that the horn was operating as designed.
Vehicle experienced an electrical problem. The dashboard lights began to illuminate and went out. This occurred repeatedly for about 45 seconds . Consumer took the vehicle to the dealer on 6 occasions, and the problem was not resolved. Consumer was told by the service technician to ignore this.
Consumer complained of rear end problem. Consumer maintained that manufacturer never sealed the back end of the vehicle. As a result, water leaked into the vehicle. The manufacturer refused to repair the defect. However, the manufacturer was willing to dry out the vehicle. Also, a moldy mildew smell lingered within the vehicle. *ak mold was all through the ceiling as well as blowing through the rear vents, the back end leaked, the roof rail seams and pitch rail were not sealed, water leaked into the rear dome light and leaked onto the floor in the rear, the tires were replaced at 18k miles, the #2 and #3 fan relay shorted, the front end had excessive play, and the front windshield seal had come loose from the glass. *sc
While turning vehicle stalled. Vehicle was restarted with no problem. Took vehicle to the dealership, but problem recurred.
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