The vehicles fuel system is faulty causing the vehicle to exhibit a no start or stall condition while driving, the dealer has replaced fuel pump relay, 4 terminal connectors at the power distribution center, the check engine light illuminated and the dealer replaced all six injectors. Nlm
1999 GMC Safari brakes complaints
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There was no failures on the brakes but the pads and shoes have had to be replaced at 15,000 and at 30,000 miles. This, I feel, is excessive and the dealer can offer me no explanation as to why a brand new cars brakes would go bad this often.
While trying to avoid an accident at 20 MPH, and when depressing brake pedal vehicle went into extended stopping distance, causing consumer to have an accident. *ak air bag did not deploy during accident.
Brakes failed on three occasions, pedal would go to the floor intermittently. Dealer notified, and unable to locate the problem.
Gm is refusing to fix problem. They claim that front brakes are over heated and rotors blue. Suggest that customer change driving habits and use transmission lower gears to assist slowing vehicle. All this accured between 35,693 miles and 37,389 miles.
When brakeing van will pull very hard to right. After 1st time in shop the van went about 6,000 miles before problem accurred again. After the 2nd time fixed the van went 5,000 when the problem was so bad that I was pulling the steering wheel to left every time I had to brake to prevent going to the right. Just dropped van off with dealer for 4th time with only 1500 miles since last repair. Now we are fighting the dealer about the rental car.
Possible problem exists as, the brake and accelerator pedal are too close together.
When applying the brakes the vehicle shimmies excessively. This happens everytime the brakes are applied. Dlr replaced the brakes 4 times. Still no solution.
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