Air Brake Hoses, Lines/piping, And Fittings Problems of Chevrolet Silverado 1500

Was informed during a state inspection that all of my metal brake lines need to be replaced due to heavy corrosion. The inspection was done at the dealer where truck was purchased and I was told the corrosion was probably from not putting many miles on it.

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We have noticed that areas on the truck where rusting out. But when the brakes failed due to the lines being rusted through I was very upset. I do realize that you might have this from normal wear but the rusting is extensive. I want to file a complaint as I do hope that this will not cause an accident for someone else.

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2004 chevy silverado. Consumer writes in regards to brake failure in vehicle. Upon leaving a service station and applying the brakes, the pedal went to the floor. Due to being close to home, the consumer drove very slowly and parked at a lot close to home. The vehicle was towed to a mechanic. The mechanic called and said the brake line was very rusty. He replaced a section of the line; approximately $400. The mechanic inspected the lines and all four of them were rusty. It would cost $900 to replace all of the brake lines.

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