Eight problems related to brake electric antilock have been reported for the 1996 Chevrolet Lumina. The most recently reported issues are listed below.
Consumer was traveling 30 mph on a main highway, she went to apply brakes, and anti-lock system didn't work. Dealership will be notified.
Also having problems with brake systems.
While driving stepped on brake pedal and brakes wiould make noise. Noise increased when it was raining or during extended stopping distance.
I took car back several time where I purchased it they said everything ok. Still having problem I took car to brake centers of America in stfd, CT. I still have same problems paid almost $600. Oo for complete brake job and I still have problems and they are getting worse. I sent letter to brake center and to better business bureau back in 12/1999 and have not heard from anyone mean while brakes are getting worse - thank you.
When applying the abs brakes on dry pavement at 20 mph the pedal traveled to the floor, causing extended stopping distance, resulting in a rear end collision. Cause unknown. Please give any further details.
When brake pedal is applied there is a clicking sound, then brakes release and vehicle will continue to roll with the brake pedal going to the floor. Dealer has been contacted.
While applying abs brakes pedal goes to the floor. Diagnostic test was done on brake system and no problem was found. Vehicle has an extreme exteneded stopping distance.
Sloan Chevrolet has had vehicle four times attempting to resolve low pedal. Brake rotors were cut which did raise the pedal slightly; brake system was bled.