Brake Light Switch Problems of Chevrolet Blazer - part 2

The contact states there is NHTSA recall campaign id 01v364000 concerning the brake light switch. This vehicle has the same problems as indicated in the recall, but it is not included in the recall due to VIN. The contact has not had the vehicle repaired.

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Radley Chevrolet did not provide us with a recall notice on brake lights not working. We have had problems with our 2000 Chevrolet Blazer from the start. We have been now told that the idler arm on the car is a safety hazard. We also had the fuel gauge go out. How often do these components go out. Can you tell me anything about the idler arm and is there any recalls for this item.

I bought my chevy Blazer in may of 2001. We had a recall for the exterior lighting: brake lights: switch. We brought it back to the dealer we bought it from and they did replace it. We are having the problems with the same part once again (no brake lights). We called the dealer and they're telling us this part is not covered. If there's still a problem with it, which I understand we're not the only ones reporting this, why wouldn't this be covered? my husband has owned his gm truck for over 10 years and has never had to replace this part. Why would a newer vehicle have to replace it twice within a 4 year period? please advise.

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A recall on the multi-purpose switch was recieved and part was replaced in April of 2002. On Monday August 22,2005 the same switch was replaced again at my expence. Gm should correct thr real problem and not just the parts. Also the passange seat adjuster has broken off. And in addition the transmission failed and had to be replaced under warranty.

Multifunction switch on 2002 Chevrolet Blazer failed VIN 1gndt13w62k103694. Gm corporate refuses to honor recall (NHTSA campaign id number : 01v364000 ) and refuses to cooperate in rebating $504. 31 replacement cost at dealer for services performed on 2/16/05 to replace multifunction switch.

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While the vehicle was parked driver noticed that the brake lights were inoperative. Vehicle was taken to the dealer for inspection. \, and mechanic determined that the multi function switch needed to be replaced. This information was provided by catherine's son tracy williams.

I was informed by my husband, as he was following me, that my brake lights did not work. We took the vehicle to the dealership from which, I purchased the vehicle to have it checked out. They said the multi-function switch was bad and needed to be replaced. We paid $391. 72 to have the switch replaced. I later found out there is a recall for the same year vehicle, on the same part, with the same problems as we have experience, however the VIN # of our vehicle is not included in the recall because our vehicle was manufactured at a different plant.

1) rear brake lights and saftey hazzard lights fail do to an open circuit caused by switch malfunction 2) rear brake lights do not operate and no malfunction is displayed on instrumentation display. The loss of stop lamps and hazard lamps could fail to warn a following driver that the vehicle is braking and/or is stopped, and could result in a crash. 3) had gm dealer repair hazard switch assemby. Nhtsa recall no. 01v364/gm recall no. 01073 has been issued on some 2002 chevy Blazers, but the VIN number for this car was not included in the recall list.

Brake lights and hazard lights do not work. Spoke to gm and they said that there is a recall for this issue, but my VIN didn't qualify. Was told by gm to pay for the repairs, and that they would reimburse if a new recall was issued. Called dealer and was quoted $360 for the repair.

Recall 01v364000 concerning multi function switch: the consumer was denied recall repairs because the recall had been closed. The consumer purchased the vehicle used and the previous owner did not get this problem resolved. However, the consumer contacted the dealer and the manufacturer, and neither were willing to help. The consumer had no brake lights.

The stop lamp and the hazard lights are inoperative. There's a switch recall (no. 01v364000) on brake light switch, but VIN isn't included.

The consumer didn't meet the requirements of the recall even though he experienced problems with brake lights working randomly. Recall#01v364000.

Both rear brake lights continually burn out. Dealer replaced rear brake lights several times, has been replaced many times, but problem recurring.

The contact owns a 2001 Chevrolet Blazer. The contact stated that while stopped at a light, another motorist informed him that the brake lights were not illuminated. The vehicle was then taken to an authorized dealer to be repaired under the recall associated with NHTSA campaign id number 08v231000 (exterior lighting:brake lights:switch). After the repairs, the failure occurred a second time. The vehicle was taken back to the dealer for diagnostics and repair. The contact was not aware of the repairs that were performed, but believed the hazard switch carrier was replaced. The approximate failure mileage was 10,000.

Nhtsa#recall01 v 364 000/manufacturers recall 01073, concerning multi-function switch: rear stop lamps are inoperative. Dealer notified and informed consumer that this vehicle is not covered under the recall due to VIN. Consumer had the repairs completed at another dealer.

Recall 01 v 364 00/multifunction switch: rear tail lights are inoperable. Dealer informed consumer that this vehicle was not covered under recall due to VIN. Consumer was rearended by another vehicle, the other driver stated that he did not see consumers brake lights, consumer was charged to have the recalled part replaced.

While driving, brakes and hazard lights went out with no warning. Cause unknown. Consumer found that the vehicle had a recall on hazard and break lights, NHTSA campaign id number: 01v364000 and 01v364000, dealer will not honor the recall and consumer had to pay $362. 91 for the repair. Consumer is asking a full refund from manufacturer.

Consumer had recall (01v364000) regarding the brake light, the manufacturer reimbursed consumer, however consumer is not satisfied with the refund and is requesting additional monies.

Wires leading to light shorted out (cracked inside jacket). As a result light stopped functioning. Light assembly with attached wire harness was replaced. I suspect that the flexing of the wires each time the rear window was open/closed was the cause of the wire failure.

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Consumer requested reimbursement for the replacement of the multi-function switch which was under manufacturer's recall c-01073-s. Also the brake lights did not work, the dealer replaced the brake light switch.

Complaint regarding faulty multi-function switch in 1996 Chevrolet Blazer that caught on fire. The multi-function switch in the consumer's vehicle caught fire and was replaced with a 2000 switch, however the switch failed the same way it was described in recall #01v364000, Chevrolet admitted they installed a faulty 2000 switch in the consumer's vehicle, but the recall was by car model year and not the recall switch year.