Brake Pedal And Linkage Problems of Chevrolet Silverado

2014 Chevrolet Silverado. Consumer writes in regards to malfunction of pedal adjustment. The consumer stated the cargo light button and pedal adjustment button did not work, only a day after purchasing the vehicle. The consumer and her husband then decided to take a drive. When her husband put the truck in reverse, and like he always did, he slowly took his foot off the brake, and let the truck idle backwards. However, when he did, the brake pedal immediately adjusted up for a very short person and the accelerator pedal went to the floor, and the vehicle shot out of the garage very fast. The consumer was informed both pedals adjusted together, but that wasn't the way it seemed. He immediately tried to hit the brake, but it was adjusted up so high, he couldn't get his foot on it, until they were almost through the carport and the vehicle struck one of the steel posts of the carport, doing several thousands dollars of damage. The next morning, the vehicle was towed to the dealer, for an inspection. The next day, the dealer called, stating they were unable to find a problem. Also, the navigation system would not save an address. Updated 03/27/14.

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The contact owns a 2000 Chevrolet Silverado. He could not depress the pedal during brake application. As a consequence he crashed into another vehicle. Prior to the failure he experienced unwanted abs activation at low speeds. The vehicle was taken to the dealership, and the abs wheel speed sensors were cleaned. The current and failure mileages were 84000.

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The consumer stated his pant leg continued to get stuck on the brake pedal. The consumer was concerned that will prohibit him from braking in an emergency. Please provide additional information. The consumer talked to other owners of the same vehicle and found that they have the same problems of pant cuffs slipping over the emergency brake pedal when entering the vehicle. Problem distracts consumer while driving because he has to reach down and remove his pant leg from the brake pedal.

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The brake pedal hit the carpet when applied. The consumer stated that when he took vehicle to the dealership that they told him that it was typical. And the consumer believed that it only occurred on the diesel version. The same condition existed in a new 2005 models. The problem has been occurring since purchase of the vehicle on December 5, 2002. There have been no accidents as of yet.

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While pulling out of a parking space the abs light appear on the dashboard. A loud noise coming from underneath the vehicle and the brake pedal went to the floor. The dealer is aware of the problem. Please provide further details. Mr.

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When the vehicle made sudden stops, the brake pedal would go to the floor, and the vehicle didn't stop. This resulted in an accident. Ph the brake pedal was low and soft. The dealer stated that they were fine. The brakes still felt unsafe. Scc.

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Owner took vehicle to dealer to have it inspected, and emergency hand brake did not work.

2004 Chevrolet Silverado braking system is defective. The consumer indicated that he brake pedal felt soft. When applying the brake in an emergency situation the pedal goes all the way to the floor or very close to it. As a result the consumer's right foot sometimes also presses the accelerator while attempting to brake. The consumer was informed by the dealer's technician that there is no fix fro this problem.

Concerns regarding the gas and brake pedals in the 2003 Chevrolet Silverado. While under the dash connecting a controller for electric trailer brakes the consumer noticed extensive corrosion on the control arms for the gas and brake pedals.

The brake pedal was stuck.

The brake pedal is too low to the floorboard. Vehicle was taken to the dealer on 5/1/2003 ,5th time, and the pedal was still too low. Consumer has also contacted the bbb.

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When pressing the brake to stop nothing happens right away. Then the pedal ticks (studders) goes close to the floor and lock up.