Labels Problems of Chevrolet S10

Letter from to the administrator re product safety recall 00v258001 affecting 2000 Chevrolet vehicles with the incorrect payload capacity listed on the vehicle certification label on the driver's side door. The consumer stated the label read 3,872 lbs, when it should have read 1,434 lbs. Gm informed the consumer, they were not going to re-open the recall. Updated 03/02/12 the consumer also stated the heat stopped working in the vehicle. Updated 03/09/12 updated 04/20/12.

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While driving design decal would come off the hood & fly onto the windshield on driver's side, causing the driver to have an obstructed view of the road. Would pull off to side of road & remove decal. Took vehicle to dealership & nothing could be done about decal coming off. Speed played no part concerning decal coming off. Owner upset.

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If large tires are placed on the rear and smaller tires placed on the front, the yellow and red abs light would come on. The consumer felt that a warning sticker should state this. The consumer also stated the service dealer was aware of the problem, but placed the tires on regardless. Mr scc.

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The consumer stated that the console/arm rest (in the open position) will expel the contents from the cavity onto the rear floor of the vehicle. Scc.

Consumer states that the payload label is incorrect and that the dealership will not correct it, the consumer purchased the vehicle because of the specific load information, now if the vehicle carries the load the consumer needs it to, it's a possibility that consumer would lose control or not be able to stop the vehicle.