Bulletins


BulletinBulletin dateReplacement BulletinItem no.SummaryAdded
UNKNOWN OR OTHER
10-00-89-017C02/01/201110038295Ready06/14/2011
10-00-89-017C02/01/201110038295Gm: information on fixing multiple situations right the first time. *rm06/14/2011
09220309/22/200310005044Gm service technical college with a message regarding gm service know-how seminars. gm voicemail log. *tt01/28/2004
0144401/01/200310004411Xm dealer assistance line information. *tt12/05/2003

Consumer Complaints


Fail datemilesoccurencesPurchase date
UNKNOWN OR OTHER
04/05/201272348
 Chevrolet has a known ignition system defect since march 2009. my 2004 chevrolet colorado intermittently does not start and then starts on the second try. chevrolet's document: #pip4575b: intermittent click no crank or brief crank no crank with dtcs - possible crank sensor - keywords bqmi - (mar 11, 2009) explains the defect. i took my colorado in for service on 04-05-12 because it was not starting at all. they advised me the ignition cylinder was not reading the key properly. they replaced the ignition cylinder and reprogrammed a new key. this repair did not correct the intermittent no crank problem but did bring the problem back to the state where it would start on the second attempt following a no crank occurrence. i am convinced the initial ignition defect was the eventual cause of the complete failure of the ignition to start the vehicle. i believe this could be a safety issue on the vehicles affected by the intermittent no crank problem. if one of these vehicles stalled out, the possibility the vehicle could fail to start immediately, could cause an accident. even though chevrolet claimed the problem was under investigation, there has been no notification of any fix for the problem that i know of. i would also note that chevrolet is charging customers for diagnostic testing and ignition cylinder replacement even though they have know of this defect since 2009. however, replacing the ignition cylinder and reprogramming a new key is not correcting the original no crank ignition defect.
07/01/2011110000
 Blower motor on a/c quit working on truck on speeds 1,2,3 still works on 4, checked on the internet and the problem is with the resistor module that controls the speed of the blower. spoke to gm dealer,and he advised that the problem was with the module overheating and causing the plug to melt and cause the resistor pack to become inoperable. no warranty on part according to gm dealer, wants $76 to fix problem, i am not paying for part due to obvious manufacturer defect that is a possible safety hazard that can and will cause risk of fire, injury or death. *tr
02/28/201160323
 Some mornings my 04 colorado stalls out and bogs down. push the gas bogs down and goes nowhere. it doesn't matter the temp outside. it does it. its not an everyday event. just some mornings, and when the truck has been sitting more than 8 hours. i've changed the fuel filter, put lucas fuel treatment. every small repair i've done. dealer said when it acts up they will try and fix it. but of course you cant replicate the problem for them to see. want to know what can be causing this. i've seen there has been alot of incidents of engine problems. from what i've read. some of these problems with other peoples colorado's, are happening too. is there anything that can be done about this threw y'all? i have 60,000 miles on my truck i shouldn't be having problems. any cost free maintenance from gm?
01/11/201117500
 Owned this 2004 colorado ext.cab 4x4 since new. * again * blower motor controller on a/c quit working on speeds 1,2,3 still works on high 4. this is the 3rd failure since new, and i've had to pay for repairs twice already. according to reports on internet problem is with resistor module that controls the speed of the blower. spoke to two difference gm dealers,and he advised that the problem was with the module overheating and causing the plug to melt and cause the resistor pack to become inoperable. no warranty on part according to gm dealer. this is a manufacturer defect and safety hazard that could cause risk of fire, injury or death. this issue needs to be covered under a recall or some program to protect consumers from paying to repair the same defective part or system over and over again !