Transmission Noise problems of the 1999 Chevrolet Silverado

Three problems related to transmission noise have been reported for the 1999 Chevrolet Silverado. The most recently reported issues are listed below.

1 Transmission Noise problem

Failure Date: 05/15/2001

Manual transmission locked in gear. Emerg. Brk. Cable will not adjust. Abs module has noise. Stopped by removing fuse, abs feature not functioning. Trans failed in Feb. 2003 @ 65k miles. Repair made by valencia Chevrolet in valencia calif. Cost was handled by a extended service warranty. Cost to me after a lot of heated negotiation was 85. 00. The agency wanted me to authorize a new trans. And clutch. Cost: 3600. 00 the emergency brake cable failed @21k miles in 2001, the abs module failed @42k miles. In 2002. Neither brake item has been repaired. Valencia Chevrolet wants 2300. 00 to repair the abs problem, no quote to repair brake cable.

2 Transmission Noise problem

Abs: while braking over semi-rough/rough surface, brakes seem to slip or disengage, causing extreme vibration. Transmission: while pulling trailer or accelerating uphill, excessive vibration occurs. Steering: while speeds 45 mph+, moderate vibration in front-end and sterring column. Suspension: while tiurning wheels maximum left or right, or driving over uneven surfaces, hear a clicking noise in front-end. Rear window: latch does not securely tighten window causing excessive wind noise.

3 Transmission Noise problem

The transmission experiences a constant noise in 2nd gear and 3rd, unable to be fixed.




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