Emission Control Problems of Chevrolet C1500

My complaint is the braking system on my 2003 Chevrolet silverado 1500 extended cab, 4x4 truck. The brakes have always felt spongy. After complaining about the "low" brake pedal, my dealer advised that I needed to have my rear rotors repaired & the rear brake shoes replaced. , so I had the work done. One week later, I again complained that now when I'm stopped at a traffic light, the brake pedal would go even lower. The braking system was checked out, the master cylinder was checked, & I was told everything was ok, there were no leaks. I was also told that this was the biggest complaint about this truck. I have had nothing but problems with this vehicle. In the first few months of owning the vehicle, the wiper blade was defective, thus scratching the windshield. I had to complain to get the windshield replaced & the wiper repaired. Also withing the first few months after purchasing, the 4x4 switch had to be replaced. The truck would not shift out of 4 wheel drive low. Another complaint that the dealer was notified within the first year of ownership was the wind noise due to a faulty door gasket on the driver's side. This was not replaced, only temporarily fixed, which only corrected the problem for a short while. Recently, the engine light came on, the O2 oxygen sensor had to be replaced. Within a month, the engine light came on again, this time it is a stuck open valve solonoid dealing with the emmission system of which I was given an estimate of 364. 00 to reapair, this would not be covered under the extended warranty of the vehicle. This vehicle is only 2 years old, & I'm tired of having to take the time to get it to the dealer's for repairs.

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Oxygen sensor failure.

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Vehicle stalls while driving at highway speeds. Dealer has replaced the intake manifold and the air flow control sensor, but the problem still exists.