general problems of the 2017 Chevrolet Impala

There is a recall for my vehicle with the evaporator core freezing leaking on certain chevy 2017 Impala just like mine and my car has the same issue but they only recalled a certain number of vehicles with this problem. Is there anything I can do to resolve this issue.

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Evaporator core failed. My safety isn't at risk although I get very hot riding in the car without ac. It was confirmed by a dealer. It has not been inspected by police or anyone else other than a dealer. No warning lamps or messages. My 2017 Chevrolet Impala has been without air conditioning since approximately June 2020. I took it to a local Chevrolet dealer and they diagnosed it stating the evaporator core had failed. After doing research online, I found a special coverage adjustment n182186881 on NHTSA. Gov stating that on some 2016-2018 model-year cars, the evaporator core may become damaged and the customer is eligible for it to be replaced at no charge. I never received this paper in the mail saying mine was affected but mine was affected. Due to me having no copy of this, no dealer will fix it free of charge. I am not just looking for a free repair, I am looking for it to be repaired for free specifically due to the fact it has been affected. There is less than 72,000 miles on my vehicle.

Unknown the check engine light comes on supposedly is the active shutter on the front is malfunctioning.

I continuously have water leaking into the trunk of my 2017 Chevrolet Impala, specifically the spare tire compartment. I noticed through research that the issue has been recalled for select years, but not my vehicle year. If the issue is a known defect, this should be covered by the vehicle manufacturer. I am constantly having large amounts of water after rain and it is causing a moldy smell. I try to scoop water and then dry the area, however this is a repeat issue.

Radio isn’t giving out any sound. But it’s on.

The exhaust manifold cracked, took to shop to see if can weld and was told it is connected to the Cadillac converter. This was putting majoy exhaust fumes into car. Making myself and children sick. At the shop they said this is very common and he is not sure why no recall has been placed on this and why they wont fix. In the process of saving to get this fix the car rode rough, stalled, exhaust fumes and sensor's went. I replaced and I am now having this issue again. Chevrolet needs to get this fixed and a recall should be done. Had this car just for a year and I swear once warrenty went everything this.

Mechanic confirmed evaporator core leak, which is leaking freon faster than can be put in. Leaking freon is a safety concern, as well as the resultant lack of air conditioning. The car becomes very hot inside, and the air conditioning does not blow any cold air, creating potential for overheating, heat stroke, heat exhaustion, etc. In addition to general discomfort.

Vehicle was driving and operating as normal. I drove to shopping center, was in store for an hour and came out to a car full of smoke when door opened. There appeared to be a fire that had started and stopped originating from the drivers side door panel.

Evaporator core failure; gm issued a bulletin regarding this repair but my 2017 Impala that meets all other criteria for some reason "is not covered" by this; the evaporator core was confirmed to be faulty by a non-dealer mechanic; this released refrigerant into my garage; the bulletin in reference is n182186881; I phoned gm regarding this bulletin and they advised me to file this complaint here.

Found leaking bright green substance on driveway. Ac disabled/blowing air with no cooling affect. After trying to reach donovan at an 800 number referenced in other complaints that number is now associated with 3m disability program. This is very much a health issue and should be a national recall. The evaporator core must be replaced at no cost to the vehicle owner as this is a known defective part. Freon is dangerous to breathe.

A/c evaporator core leaks all the refrigerant, leave a big spot of refrigerant on my driveway after we did return for a short trip, the cost is too high to replace it and I think we deserve full coverage of parts and labor, I have been a gm customer all my life and this is the first time that one of our vehicles shows this type of problem. Thank you, juan bazan 832-758-1469 jbazan954@gmail. Com.

While I was driving the car a whit cloud of smoke filled the interior of the car making the vision very burry. I parked my car for 2 days before the mechanic could look at it. He reported that the a/c evaporator core ruptured and leaking feron inside the car.

I have had this car for a few years and the evaporator core has failed, the car will blow air but it is very very hot air. The faulty evaporator core is a direct result of gm using cheaply made parts not inspected to the standard prior to installation into the vehicle. Having previously owned this car in hawaii and still owning it in a hot climate, the interior temperature exceeds well over 150 degrees fahrenheit. This presents a serious safety hazard due to the potential for heat stroke, heat exhaustion and heat cramps which can effect the ability of the driver to control the vehicle appropriately. Children in the back seat, the elderly and even competent adults are at risk. No one should be expected to pay to repair a safety hazard that gm has known about and ignored other than a bulletin the left many owners without a repair. This issue is clearly a serious safety concern and should be handled appropriately by gm.

Gm special coverage adjustment n182186881 covers the evaporator core icing, leak. My vehicle is in the covered make, model, year, rpo, ending type, mileage and age to qualify for this coverage. Gm refuses coverage saying that the coverage is VIN specific. The senior agent donovan at ((800) 543-5562, extension 5915982 says there is no appeal process or anything we can do to discuss the issue.

I noticed the car's (2017 Chevrolet Impala) a/c was blowing hot air while stationary and in motion. I took it in for an a/c check. Per the Chevrolet dealership's service advisor, there is an evaporator core leak into dashboard. Gm has released two special overage bulletins (n182186880 & n182186881) identifying the issue and the year, make, and model (2016-2018 Impalas 3. 6). Also, per this bulletin, it stated it identified the vins this impacted, but I have the same issue and car. It does not state why some Impalas were not selected. But different forums on the internet, show there are more Impalas and their owners who have this same issue. . Read more...

Evaporator core needs replacing,broke while driving breathing in dangerous fumes.

The car shut down completely on me three times while driving it, once an a residential street and twice on a busy highway. This is so dangerous. I had to wait 5-10 minutes each time before it would restart.

The passenger side blind side detector system stays on permanently.

My vehicle was taken during a investigation and the person that took it died , and trying to locate it but for some reason it has 2 locations 1 in chandler and the other in kansas . Is there anyway you could help me locate it?.

The warning system on the driver car does not always wor. Will not tell me if backing up if something is coming towards me from the left side and the indicator on the driver mirroe does not always work if a car is approaching me. I have 63000 miles on the car and I think its a safty issue and a factory defect.

The left side warning system does not work or works less the 10% of the time. Will not tell me if I am in reverse if an object is coming from left side and will not tell me if a car is approaching me on left side either,.

Sun roof exploded while driving northbound at highway speed (70 mph) on interstate 84 enroute to butte, mt. In rural idaho; 1766 miles on new 2017 Impala premiere vehicle at approximate 3:45 pm mdt. No other cars around, no where near overpass, sounded like gunshot in car. Outside air temp around 75 degrees. No evidence of any rocks or projectiles. Some glass chards found on trunk. Internal cloth cover was closed or glass could have seriously injured driver and passenger. Glass chards were captured and retained by cloth cover but fine pieces came through fine mesh holes. Took vehicle to local Chevrolet dealer (butte gm) and was advised this was not a warranty item as no such occurances have been reported to date. Have contacted gm customer service and am awaiting disposition.

Closed the driver door on car, heard a what sounded like an explosion from over head. Discovered that rear sunroof panel had exploded, glass pieces had fallen onto sliding visor panel. Had been sitting stationary in the sun. I took it to the dealer. Without question they said it was a warranty item (car 2 months old). Was told by dealership personnel that this was the second exploded panel they have seen this week on a gm vehicle. While driving to the dealership, glass shards flew off the roof scratching the rear deck painted surface.

The fonts are too small on all of the control screens, the infotainment screen and on the various buttons on the dashboard. Many people have to take their eyes off the road for too long to read the writing and symbols. There is plenty of unused background on the screens and buttons where the fonts could be enlarged. Or, perhaps a feature could be designed where the driver could increase the size of the fonts as needed.