Chevrolet Silverado owners have reported 8 problems related to fuel delivery (under the gasoline fuel system category). The most recently reported issues are listed below.
2007 chevy Silverado
9/28/07 fuel gauge reading 1/4 full truck ran out of gas taken for service at bill heard Chevrolet in houston who stated the cluster was replaced and vehicle was returned to me
10/12/07 fuel gauge reading 1/4 full truck ran out of gas taken for service at bill heard Chevrolet in houston who stated the fuel sensor was replaced and vehicle was returned to me.
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Have been seeing this situation when I fill up my fuel tank: the message center will show "low fuel" and the fuel gauge will be on "empty" when I do fill up with fuel. I have to move the "shifter" back and forth from "park" to "drive" a few times in order for the "message" to disappear and the "fuel gauge" showing "full".
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I have just recently purchased a 2001 Silverado and my gas hand will go to empty and my low fuel light will come on but I will have a full tank of gas. . . If you shake the truck or stomp om the gas pedal it will go back to full and light will go off. . . A friend of mine has a 2002 Silverado and my aunt has a blazer and they all do the same thing.
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The rubber hoses run from the top of the fuel tank then down the front of the fuel tank, are loosely clamped, then connect to the metal lines that run along the frame of the truck. The clamps appear to be hard sharp-edged plastic. My problem is that the one line completely failed and was leaking. Then spraying gas from beneath the truck. The danger of heat from the catalytic converter setting the truck on fire was my primary concern. I contacted the Chevrolet customer assistance center and they opened ticket 1-48530166. They advised me to get the vehicle to an authorized Chevrolet dealer which I did. They have estimated the repair cost to be $370. I feel that this an important safety issue that needs to be addressed immediately. The assembly is mickey mouse at best. This truck has less than 40000 miles and already these lines have worn through spraying fuel underneath my vehicle. It is hard to imagine that Chevrolet has not seen this already yet no mention is made of this problem on their web site. Of course not many 2000 trucks will have 40000 miles on them yet. I will be happy to cooperate in any manner on this issue. Dt.
Fuel line in fuel pump was burned up. Contacted dealer. Replace the fuel pump and sending unit.
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Fuel pump failed at 21000 miles. Right rear side window has major wind noise. Dealer has replaced latch, but wind noise still exists at normal highway speeds.
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I have had problems with this vehicle since I bought it. My brakes habitually fail if I hit a bump while braking, and I have been told by both the dealer and the manufacturer that my brakes are operating within the normal specs for this vehicle and the driving conditions in my area. They do nothing to fix the problem. I use my personal vehicle to respond to fires and medical emergencies, and am concerned that I will have an accident en route to help someone. Also, my automatic transmission occasionally goes into neutral while stopped in traffic, or will not engage upon putting it in 'drive', but the dealership is unable to duplicte the problem, so they say they can't fix it. My fuel pump has failed and been replaced more than once. My windshield wipers repeatedly fail on the passenger side.
| Problem Category | Number of Problems |
|---|---|
| Fuel Pump problems | |
| Gasoline Fuel System problems | |
| Tank Assembly problems | |
| Fuel Injection problems | |
| Fuel Hoses Lines/piping And Fittings problems | |
| Fuel Injector problems | |
| Fuel Delivery problems | |
| Tank Mounting problems | |
| Fuel Injection Rail problems | |
| Carburetor problems |