Air Conditioner Problems of Chevrolet Silverado 1500

The contact owns a 2006 Chevrolet Silverado 1500. The contact stated while driving the air conditioner blower failed. The contact had to turn the air conditioning switch on and off several times in order for the blower to work. The vehicle was taken to the local garage who inspected the vehicle and located the failure as the air conditioner blower wiring connector. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure mileage was 47,600 and the current mileage was 47,800.

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The contact owns a 2006 Chevrolet Silverado 1500. The contact was experiencing a failure with the air conditioning and heating system in her vehicle. Neither were working properly and no air would go through the vents. The contact also smelled something burning in her vehicle and immediately took it to the dealer. She was informed that the resister needed to be replaced. While the new resister was being installed, the mechanic also discovered that a connector needed to be replaced because it had melted. Both the resister and the connector from the electrical air conditioning unit in her vehicle were replaced. The contact believes that a two year old vehicle should not experience those defects. The current and failure mileages were 50,612. Updated 10/07/08. The transmission line had a slight leak. Updated 10/08/08.

2004 Chevrolet silverado. The a/c blower stopped working, I took it to the dealer they said it wasn't covered under the vehicle warranty, the cost was over $400. 00 for repair. The blower mostly worked on lower speeds so we did not pay for the repair. Two years later the blower stopped working all together again. I inspected the blower and wiring harnesses my self to find the wiring had gotten so hot it was smoking and melting the harness connector and protective insulation around the wires leaving exposed wires and melting plastic that was surrounded by foam (flammable) insulation. Why this is not recalled I don't understand, is this not considered a fire hazard? the vehicle now sits until I speak with the dealer who most likely will say again it is not covered by warranty which has now expired anyway. This is my wife's vehicle that she also carries my 2 year old son around in. So the vehicle now sits until we one way or another have the problem solved. In reading the other recalls on this make and model, I believe there may be a lemon law, or at least a fire safety warning of some kind with these vehicles.

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