Two problems related to air bag light on have been reported for the 2004 Chevrolet Silverado. The most recently reported issues are listed below.
On may 29th my service air bags light came on. In talking with other chevy silver owners of the same year and around that year it seems this is common. I paid $521. 18 to get these air bag sensors replaced on 17 jun15 at a dealer in harrisburg PA. , because I was told without the sensors the air bags would not go off. This is a safety issue I am being told b y other drivers they are just driving around with the service air bag sensor light on. Thats up to them. Also on 21 Jan 14 I had to have all the brake lines replaced because they had rusted and would not be safe to drive the truck costing $720. 00. I was told it was because of northeastern winters and road salts, which I find to be a unexceptable answer to the problem. On 23 Dec 03 I paid $356. 96 to replace dash cluster which also is a safety problem. I these safety problems with the Silverados are be ignored. My question is how many people had be affected or injured by these problems?.
The contact owns a 2004 Chevrolet Silverado. The contact stated that the service air bag light illuminated intermittently. The dealer replaced the modular twice, the air bag, plugs, air bag string and several other components more than 15 times. The contact had the modular underneath the dashboard replaced again and the vehicle will not start. The headlight are working; however, the vehicle will not start. The contact was concerned, and felt that it was a safety issue that the air bag could deploy on its own. The failure mileage was 30000 and the current mileage was 65300.