Brake Light Switch problems of the 2007 Chevrolet Colorado

Vehicle was taken in to replace recalled brake light switch. However, there still is no brake lights. All fuses have been checked. This is widespread known problem that should not fall on the owner to pay hundreds to the dealership just to diagnose the problem.

Brake lights and cruise control have always worked. Tuesday on the way to work brake lights stopped, cruise control stopped. I purchased truck brand new while living in al,it was built in louisiana and shipped from GA. I asked dealer to search for recalls, but nothing. Had brake switch replaced at $195. 00. Every state I've registered vehicle in al,az and mn license bureau had problem finding VIN in system.

The contact owns a 2007 Chevrolet Colorado. The contact stated that the cruise control system malfunctioned while driving 45 mph. In addition, the brake lights remained illuminated while driving. The contact referenced NHTSA campaign id number 09v310000 (exterior lighting) and called the manufacture regarding the recall. The manufacture stated that the VIN was not included in the recall. The vehicle was repaired. The failure mileage was 74,000. Updated 02/11/2014 the consumer purchased a brake lights switch, and replaced it. Updatd 02/12/14.

I was involved in a rear impact crash due to the brake lights failing to illuminate. I had the brake lamps switch of my 2007 Chevrolet Colorado extended cab replaced per the manufacturer recall that was issued in 2010. However, the replacement that the dealership installed failed, causing the driver behind me to be unaware of my intention to stop, which caused that driver to crash in to the rear end of my vehicle. This issue was supposed to be corrected by the recall, but gm is obviously still using faulty parts. My accident did not result in injury or fatality, but other drivers may not be so lucky.

The contact owns a 2007 Chevrolet Colorado. The contact stated that the brake lights were inoperable. The dealer replaced the brake light switch at the owners expense. The contact was able to locate a recall for his year, make and model (NHTSA campaign id number 09v310000: exterior lighting: brake lights: switch) and when contacting the manufacturer, he was advised that his VIN was not included with the recall. The failure and current mileages were 59,045.

Hello I own a 2007 chevy Colorado and the brake light switch failed. I had no brake lights what so ever I researched and found the recall on this and attempted to take the truck to the dealer. The chevy dealer would not fix the problem for me they stated that the VIN number of the truck did not have any recalls. I had to pay for and replace the part myself.

I have a 2007 Chevrolet Colorado pickup truck bought in georgia and I currently live in tennessee. I discovered upon entering my garage in the afternoon of 7/13/2009 that my brake lights were continuously illuminated and would not turn off despite repeatedly pressing them and turning the vehicle on and off. I was unsure over the source of this problem so I conducted a quick google search and found the news article regarding this particular issue encountered in my vehicle type fitting my exact description (campaign id 09v310000). I am very lucky that I know about vehicles, because at that point I was able to disconnect the defective parts power supply and not drain my battery until I could get to a dealership on July 14th. I arrived at the dealership and was treated very rudely, with the service department insisting that my vehicle was not part of a national recall. I showed them the article with the inclusion criteria, but was still not treated with any respect for my concern. This was a safety issue, and I was also lucky that my brake lights were illuminated at all (even if they were on at all times). I did some more investigation, and found the defective product in my brake pedal assembly. I disconnected it and brought it to the parts department to simply pay for a replacement product. Again, luckily they had a replacement product I could purchase which I did and replaced it myself. The lights now work properly, despite the best efforts of my local Chevrolet dealership.

2007 Chevrolet Colorado. Consumer requests reimbursement and writes in regards to defective brake lamp switch the consumer stated the brake lamp switch was replaced four times. He was charged for the last replacement on August 2, 2012 and would like to be reimbursed, due to a recall that was issued in July 2010.