Battery problems of the 2001 Chevrolet Monte Carlo

Three problems related to battery have been reported for the 2001 Chevrolet Monte Carlo. The most recently reported issues are listed below. Please also check out the statistics and reliability analysis of the 2001 Chevrolet Monte Carlo based on all problems reported for the 2001 Monte Carlo.

1 Battery problem

Failure Date: 04/13/2009

While driving my 01 Monte Carlo, I noticed that my security light came on, and my radio locked up. When I unplug the battery it will reset itself, but it is very inconvenient.

2 Battery problem

Failure Date: 01/08/2006

Security light, service vehicle soon light, battery light and airbag light all flash. The radio will "lock" and will not play. The car seems to run fine but the lights flash constantly. I was told there was no recall on this model, but yet it sounds just like the other recalls on Monte Carlos. My dealership wants $80. 00 just to look at it. There is a real problem with the diagnostic system and I am afraid my air back won't work if needed.

3 Battery problem

Failure Date: 07/08/2004

Series of high cost repairs at my expense with no warranty: driver infomation center has always been wrong and inaccurate and unfixable; at 24446 miles, replaced front rotors at my expense (; ac at 30825 worked intermittenly and battery light indicator stayed on and serpentine belt worn out (replaced with after market brand ($90) that has lasted perfectly at almost 80,000 miles; engine coolant leak notice by Chevrolet on July 2003 fixed on 7/30-03 at 58009miles; at 34607 vibration from intermid. Steering shaft and bushing replaced ($60); vibration back at 75,000miles and they would not fix it; chev diagnosis on 7/8/04 for left rear wheel speed sensor needs left rear wheel hub assembly (abs brakes will not work and not fixed, $700) and turn signals work intermittenly (not fixed) and ac compressor leaking (not fixed, $900), and driver seat power seat heater defective (not fixed, $230).




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