Bulletins


BulletinBulletin dateReplacement BulletinItem no.SummaryAdded
EXTERIOR LIGHTING
010842001B05/01/2005010842001C10005532Exterior lamp condensation and replacement guidelines. various models including 1993-2006 passenger cars and light and medium duty trucks. *tt03/02/2004
EXTERIOR LIGHTING - BRAKE LIGHTS
020522004B10/01/2002020522004A10000171Trailer brakes applied when headlights / park lamps are on, brake controller illumination. *tt02/14/2003
EXTERIOR LIGHTING - HEADLIGHTS
01084200111/01/2007010842001E10014497Headlamps condensation and replacement guidelines. kaperii. *tt 1993-2008 gm passenger cars and trucks including saturn. *kb updated 2/26/08. *nj05/04/2005
01160301/16/200310005107Headlamps aimed too high. gm voicemail express. *tt01/30/2004
03040303/04/200310001877Headlamp aim too high. *tt *jb07/24/2003
EXTERIOR LIGHTING - TAIL LIGHTS
04084200905/01/200410008494Availability of replacement rear tail lamp outboard retainer clips after lamp assembly removal/repositioning for bulb replacement or service. *mj08/03/2004

Consumer Complaints


Fail datemilesoccurencesPurchase date
EXTERIOR LIGHTING - TAIL LIGHTS
12/15/2002
 I am a retired u.s army transporation officer, with a degree in transportation from indiana university. i'm also a current air traffic control specialist in reno nevada. on several occasions (at least 5) during the past 2 months i have followed a pov in the hours of darkness without any tailights illuminated. the headlights were on, but the driver was unaware of the fact that their complete lighting system was not on. the reason for this oversight was the fact that the automatic daytime headlights were on, and the driver thought they had full vehicle lighting. i additionally experienced this when i purchased my new car in mid december, when once at night i began to drive with my headlights on, but luckily soon noted that the rest of my lighting was not activated. the point of this advisory to you is that i believe that many terrible rear end type accidents lie ahead or may have already occurred, due to this possible oversight of drivers, and it is not really of their own fault. solution is to take immediate action to correct this problem by advising all auto makers to have a light sensor installed that will not allow the daylight headlights to automatically activate past dusk. additionally send out a nation wide awareness notice to all drivers to be on the lookout for this potential problem, especially those with daylight safety headlights.