Axle Hubs Problems of Chevrolet Silverado

Left front hub assembly total failure. Apparently hub stayed locked in four wheel drive and destroyed hub. The failure was noted when extreme vibration and lack of steering response occurred. Failure was at 49,750 miles. Hub assemblies should last life of vehicle. Repaired at my own cost after Chevrolet refused to repair.

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At slow speeds the vehicle would not stop. Brake had to be pumped to stop. Vehicle was taken to dealer, and the hub assembly was replaced on the driver's side front. Manufacturer has not been contacted yet. Caller said the problem was getting worse over the last few weeks.

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While driving at 25 mph consumer noticed the abs motor was continuously running, and the brake pedal was getting hard while applying the brakes. This caused extended stopping distance. Mechanic drove the vehicle to the repair shop. Also informed mechanic determined that the abs control module, and both front wheel hubs needed to replaced. Dealer was notified. The consumer stated that the left front wheel hub assembly needed to be replaced. The consumer stated that he almost had 2 accidents because abs brakes failed and will not stop the vehicle. Front wheel hub assembly was replaced by k r auto repair. New abs control unit installed.

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Contact states at low speeds when the brakes are applied the vehicle lurches forward. When going at faster speeds and the brakes are applied vehicle jerks. This happens especially during the winter. The service dealer stated it was the hubs. Consumer adds the recall to replace the steering pump has made the brakes fail constantly at low speed and has caused jerking at high speeds.

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Excessive shimmy in the front end at approximately 60 to 65 mph. Truck has been brought back to the dealership numerous times for repair, but no repair was available. We were told when a repair was available we would be called. To date, there is no repair available. I my opinion it is a hazardous situation due to loss of control, especially in wet weather. We have no idea if the problem is causing other front end damage. The tires have been rotated and balanced, front end aligned and then we brought it back to the dealership as per bulletin #99-03-002 (replaced both front hub bearing assemblies/ right and left rear spring eye bushings, and both rear shocks).

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