Brakes Failed Problems of Chevrolet Express

Brakes failed while driving down a hill in 2nd gear.

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Front brakes have failed and have been replaced 5 times. 1st time oct 21,1999 at 5,910 miles, 2nd time Dec 14,1999 at 8,267 miles, 3rd time Jul 22,2000 at 17,821 miles, 4th time Feb 15,2001 at 27,323 miles, 5th time Mar 11,2002 at 32,568 miles.

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I have a 2001 Chevrolet Express conversion van that has been nothing but grief since I bought it. It has already gone through 3 sets of brakes we have complained since day one about the braking problems with the van. My husband had an accident due to brake failure on the way to the dealership when he first bought the van. It seems when you due conversions on these vans you are adding almost 2000 pounds to the original weight but they never upgrade the brakes to accommodate the additional weight and the brakes wear out faster and the van is harder to stop. Made complaints to gm they said go to the dealer the dealer said nothing was wrong or stated the conversion company was at fault vicious run around and nothing got accomplished we are waiting to get into court because we refused to pay for new brakes after we were told there was nothing wrong until the warranty ran out and they charged us $600 for brakes . The gear box fell out of the van the first day we bought it. There were other problems too gm does not stand by their products nor do they upgrade parts to accommodate any added weight or changes to the original body or engine.

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When traveling there is no certain speed, and steering is hard to steer. When applying brakes vehicle doesn't stop, results in extended stopping distance. Shaft broke in power steeting pump and front brakes failed.

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While driving on the highway engine and brakes failed at the same time. Vehicle was towed to the dealer, who determined that power steering shaft separated, and dealer replaced the power steering pump. Dealer stated that vehicle required hydraulic assist; therefore, if vehicle looses hydraulic fluid, vehicle will loose both power steering and brake.