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Stability traction control light keeps coming on while in motion. With major oil consumption problems. Just in regular driving I've had transmission, and rear differential work done fixed the problem for a few months now back again with flashing check engine light. Saying cylinder 6 misfiring. I've already sunk in over 4k in this after buying it last year in Dec. Of 2017. After reading comments this really should be a recall. With so many of the same concerns and complaints that have been listed.

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Engine light on vehicle runs rough/sputters while going down road. Took to 3 mechanics including gm dealer. All stated emissions codes. 1st mechanic replaced purge valve. Light came back on. Same mechanic did smoke test and replaced purge valve stating it must have been faulty. Light came back on. Chevy dealer replaced purge valve. Light came back on. Last mechanic replaced fuel sensor. Light came back on and they stated it now needs a purge valve. In addition, dash stability light comes on but does not go of when button pushed. Dvd player also seems to be constantly whirring. However, main concern is still the engine light that no one seems to know how to fix after I've spent over $1k for several purge valves, smoke test and fuel sensor. These problems ongoing for over a year and no one is able to resolve!.

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Started engine, depressed break pedal to shift into reverse. Break pedal goes to floor with no pressure, break and stability warning light go on. I back up, then go into drive, travel about 50 feet, apply pressure on break pedal and again no pressure on pedal, Suburban slowly stops forward movement on level surface. I return Suburban to parking area and turn off engine, call service shop and make appointment for repair. Next week, 4/22 slowly drive Suburban 1 mile to repair facility for service. 4/23 repair manager calls to tell me that all the break lines are excessively rusted.

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Wire harness underneath vehicle rubbing on drive shaft causing electrical issues. Battery drain, compressor for air ride burning out, stability control warning light coming on and various other electrical issues.