Door Problems of Chevrolet Silverado

The drivers side door an drivers side back door molding has dimples the size of a golf ball looks very bad has been there ever since I took delivery of vehicle and dealership says that in the future there will be a recall to fix this I feel as a consumer that this is a defect and it should be fixed immediately.

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While driving any speed, the sliding door would open without warning. The consumer would have to manually close the door. The dealership was notified, but did not resolve the problem. The cause was not determined. Please provide more information.

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The consumer complained about multiple problems with this vehicle. The dealer and manufacturer had been notified. The left door frame was unable to be lined properly.

Consumer stated that the sliding door would automatically close without consumer pushing the button. Dealer notified. Mr.

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The driver door is over sized at the upper right hand corner. The gap between the extended cab door and driver door is very small. When closing the driver door, the extended cab door shutters.

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On driver's side from door panel to dashbord everything was melting down. Extended warranty will cover the damage and no other damage.

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The fourth door would not close when the weather turned colder, they had me wait two weeks for an appointment. We took it in and the dealer adjusted the latches and lubed them. The problem returned in January and the dealer ordered new latches and upon returning two weeks later, they were installed. By the beginning of February, the problem was back. This time the dealer adjusted the striker to lesson the wind noise. On February 23, 2001, the dealer replaced the weather strip in the doors for the windnoise and shutting issue. On March 6, 2001, the dealer once again adjuisted the inner latch in hopes the door would close properly and ordered more new weather strip. There are two other visits we have made to the dealer for which we were not given a copy of the work order. Our last visit to the dealer was on July 24, 2001. At that time they wanted to replce the inner door seal and and repair all the scratches they have put in the paint. From not shutting correctly, the upper rear corner of the driver's door bent out and put a crease in the door. The driver's door is higher than the fourth door and sticks out when shut. We have had wind noise and water leakage at any given time. The dealer, without our permission, bent the upper corner back down and used a pry bar to bend the welded on hinges. Our truck has never been in an accident, but loking at you would think it has! we feel there is a safety issue here as the doors do not always latch properly and the hinges being bent has altered the integrity of the vehicle's safety. Thank you aaron & lois bedford.

Both front door experiencing problem with air leaking in between and causing a whistling noise. Vehicle been in dealer shop on four occasions and problem still goes unresolved. Please feel free to provide any further details.

Automatic door lock: once started the engine consumer is not able to unlock the door with the door lever.

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Driver's inside door handle has a weak metal part that fails when the driver pulls on the handle to open the door. To exit the vehicle, the driver must roll down the window and unlock the door from the outside.

Both doors of vehicle will not open from inside. Dealer notified and will not repair without cost to the consumer. Consumer believed that this condition is not considered to be a normal condition wear for 65000 miles.

Rear of vehicle leans to driver's side, dealer has attempted to fix vehicle 3 times, however has been unsuccessful. Keyless entry transmitter inoperable.