Fuel Injection Rail Problems of Chevrolet Silverado

2005 chevy Silverado truck - burst into flames at approx. 4:30 am while parked in the driveway - damage to house as well as it was parked close. Front end of the truck is completely destroyed by fire. By the time the fire was put out by firefighter crews, front end of truck from the bumper to the front window was completely destroyed. No vandalism or arson - truck was discovered by neighbors while burning. No one informed me off a recall on this truck.

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The contact stated Chevrolet Silverado 2500 duramax experienced loss of power while driving. When the problem first began he reported popping and backfiring to dealership. The truck has been to the dealer four times for an extended amount of time on each examination. The dealer experienced the problem first hand. The dealer replaced the fuel filter and the fuel rails. The vehicle was still experiencing power loss. The manufacturer has been contacted six times. They requested another diagnostic test be done on the truck.

While traveling at any speed fuel smell are was coming through the vents. Vehicle was taken to an independent shop, and mechanic determined that fuel rail was leaking gasoline.

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While driving fuel injectorsline broke, causing diesel fuel to spray out enough to make driver behind consumer to turn on windshield wipers. Dealer replaced injector line.

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Engine check light came on,and then after the car was turned off, it would not turn back on. Not thinking this was a major problem, we had the vehicle towed to a neighbors brothers service station. They inspected the vehicle and then told us that the fuel injector(s) pushed gas along the electrical line to the ecm. When they removed some cables to the ecm gasoline poured out. They then took the plastic case off only to find the case was filled with gasoline. They told us they were surprised that the truck had not blown up. We contacted the Chevrolet dealer closest to us. When my husband talked to the service technician at the dealer he said let me guess you have a chevy tahoe. Chris said no, a Silverado. The service technician said he has seen this happen in the tahoe, but not yet a Silverado. The only thing we were told is that possibly they will pay half of the service. This is their problem not ours. We were also told that a regional manager would contact us Thursday. Time is just ticking away! we did not ask for this to happen! please help us. My husband uses his truck for work (to haul his tools to and from the job site) he has not been able to work! please contact us to let us know what we can do. Thank you!.