Structure Problems of Chevrolet 1500

I was driving down local road, when there was a three car accident way ahead. I sowed right down, may 25-30 mph as we came up on it, realizing as I went to slow down more, my brake pedal went to floor. I made it home and parked. My boyfriend looked at it next morning, I had no brake fluid left, one of the lines was so corroded the fluid leaked all over the driveway. I had recently had my brakes done and inspection within the past month. I bought the truck brand new, and have had a lot of issues with it. Including abs that was previously recalled, and never worked after it was replaced, which I did complain about, he interior set material needed replacing, the tail gate cables and hinges are broke, the dealer says there is no recall on them. A sensor went in gas tank, the drivers side mirror fell off, the window cable on drivers side has been replaced twice, passenger side once, the list goes on and on. Like I said, I bought it brand new off the lot, traded in older chevy silverado, paid cash with gm discount. I love my truck, but think it has had way too many problems. I have definitely read a lot of complaints on the corroded gas lines among other issues and would hope chevy would stand behind their products.

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The contact owns a 2001 Chevrolet silverado k1500. The contact stated that while trying to change a flat tire the spare tire would not lower from the cable system. The contact was unable to change the tire due to the cable system for the spare malfunction. The contact had to purchase a used tire to change the flat tire. The contact took the vehicle to the dealer in order to explain what happened with the spare tire. The dealer informed the contact that a diagnostic test needed to be performed. The contact stated that the failure was a manufacturers defect. The failure mileage was 147,000.

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Interior door handles are peeling of their "chrome" colored covering and are cutting fingers.

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2004 Chevrolet 6500 truck. The consumer states there is a design flaw in the step to get into the vehicle. He fell off the truck and broke his hip. The fuel tank on the vehicle is round, and the steps are mounted to the side of the tank. The second step the safety grip does not extend all the way to the edge. The caller does not own this vehicle, the VIN is not available.

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Moisture came through the vents in the dashboard on the right hand side of the radio, so much that consumer's hands got wet if he touched it. Consumer had been hospitalized due to the fungus, or mold that grew from this moisture. Took vehicle to the dealer. They cut a hole in the air housing and poured a chemical inside to kill the fungus. However, the problem recurred.

The passenger's side cargo doors had a hook attached to the center upper edge of the top track. The consumer struck his head on the hook, knocking himself unconscious. The manufacturer and the dealer were aware of the problem. The consumer attempted to get inside the vehicle when he was knocked out of the vehicle onto the pavement by the door latch hook that was on top of the entrance way of the side compartment.

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