Steering Linkages Problems of Chevrolet Silverado

Gm continues to ignore the fact that certain model vehicles have a intermediate steering shaft problem. It is a well known and fairly common fact. They currently have a replacement part that will remedy the problem but refuse to issue a recall for this problem.

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Steering yoke has been fix twice would like it fixed dealers aware of the problem but has no answer all that is said to me is we will repack the yoke this is only good for 4 to 5 mouths what should I do.

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Loose steering components on 3 gm vehicles I own. Dealer replaced once at 7000 miles. Problem occurred again at 14,000 miles. Same problem has occurred on my 2005 Cadillac escalade and 2003 Chevrolet suburban. Evidenced by loud clunk when driving. Loose steering components could lead to failure. Was told by dealer that he had ordered over 150 of the same components at the time of first replacement. Gm refuses to replace components, instead packing with grease as a temporary fix. Problem will be on going until sub-standard parts are replaced.

Vehicle steering shakes when turning or breaking.

My 2004 Chevrolet Silverado z71 has a failure in the steering column linkage where it makes a clunking & whining noise, primarily when turning left. This is a safety issue that my mechanic tells me will cause the steering to fail and that almost all of his customers who own late model gm trucks have this failure. My dealer, classic Chevrolet, has also confirmed that this is a very common failure in chevy trucks. My 2002 suburban had this same problem and the dealer had to replace it twice before it was repaired properly.

I drive a 2003 Silverado,& when I turn the wheel to the left, I can hear a knocking noise & also feel the "knocking in the steering wheel!.

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Was having trouble with truck pulling from right to left and back. Took back to dealer to check and dealer repair shop said that the front end had not been aligned nor suppossedly the steering column not properly secured.

I own a 2000 chevy Silverado. The upper intermediate steering shaft is defective and was replaced per service bulletin 00-02-35-003j in Jan. 2002. Problems with chatters and erratic steering performance have continued and gm states that they plan to correct the problem but never have. Their recommendation is to grease the shaft. . . Which only helps for a few thousand miles and then the chatter and erratic steering performance returns. It's a distraction which driving and in my opinion could result in an accident. I also question whether the current shaft is strong enough in the event of a rigorous steering maneuver. Gm has dragged it's feet on this and it's time an outside agency looked into it and insisted that gm recall the vehicle and develop a permanent fix for this problem. Such erratic performance in my opinion is a distraction that could contribute to an accident and the shaft could strip or fracture as well in certain situations according to certain mechanics I've talked with.

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