general problems of the 2007 Chevrolet Corvette

Headlights suddenly stopped working.

The contact owns a 2007 Chevrolet Corvette. While driving at any speed, the high beam lights activated automatically without warning. The failure recurred several times. The vehicle was not diagnosed. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The failure mileage was approximately 125,000.

Dealers refuse to repair vehicle stating the extended special coverage has expired. Airbag light will not shut off due to wire harness problem and gm knows about the problem. I tried to get the car repaired but local dealer did not have the parts. And the coverage expired. . I receive the notice in may 2016. My car met the mileage standard, less than 120 k miles and within 10 years of ownership.

Rear parking lights.

My car is subject to a recall for the low beam headlamps, and chevy (the manufacturor) will not fix it. The dealer says they can fix it by replacing the fuse box, but chevy will not authorize it. I have been without my car for over a month. The dealer gave me loaner car, and I do appreciate that. However, I would like to get my car back. I am getting abosolutely nowhere with chevy, the manufacturer. I have no complaints with respect to the dealer.

Low beams suddenly go out while driving and won't come back on. All fuses, relays, and switches have been tested and found to be good.

Tl-the contact owns 2007 Chevrolet Corvette. The contact states that while driving approximately 75 mph, the low beam lights failed to illuminate. The failure recurred numerous times. The vehicle was taken to a dealer for diagnostic testing. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The contact received notification of NHTSA campaign id number: 14v251000 (electrical system , exterior lighting) however, the parts needed for the repairs was unavailable. The manufacturer was notified of the failure the approximate failure mileage was 40,000. Mf.

Multiple fine cracks in both head light assemblies. They are not only unsightly but appears to distort/reflect head lighting. In checking my with local Chevrolet dealership, other Corvettes owners have the same problem. This appears to be a design defect.

We have had intermittent problems with low beams not coming on. We replaced the relay with a new one and it made no difference. All other lights work. Have had the problem diagnosed as a break in ground wire connection between the bcm and the fuse box. Several fuses in the box are discolored from excessive heat in the fuse box.

Low beams turned off while driving.

Low beams went off. After multiple visits to dealer, it was determined that the bcm needed to be replaced at a cost a several hundred dollars.

I was driving at night all the sudden my low beams stopped working at freeway. The lights went off without any warning sign or any error!!!! I tried to pull over but since I did not have light I could not navigate my way therefore I hit a flat tire which it was on the side of freeway!!I took the car to dealer and mechanic identified the issue from faulty wiring material from fuse box. " fuse box is to close to engine and that cause copper wires inside the fuse box to get disconnected from panel of fuses. This is a really huge issue with this car and I am not the only one who has this issue. Most of Corvettes with high mileage are having this issue.

2007 Corvette lights will stop working without warning. This has happened more than 10 times. All the times except one were on familiar roads where I could stop. Once was as close to a disaster as possible. Someone will be killed if this gm issue is not resolved.

The low beams randomly stop working, after the engine heats up to operating temperature, and almost caused an accident. The behavior then repeats every time the car is used (not a one-time event). I, and other owners have identified a common circuit issue in the headlamp controls, which is only fixable by replacing the whole board.

This problem started soon after I purchased the car used. I have replaced the brake switch and added four inches of wire to the wiring harness to the telescopic steering wheel. I recently replaced the brake pads and the service handling system soon comes on. There is no recalls on my car and have been to the dealer about the problem and they can't figure it out. I am reading this could be a serious problem and can cause an accident. I have been to the Corvette forum and tried numerous things to fix this. I am currently checking electrical grounds to see if that helps.