44 problems related to tank assembly have been reported for the 2004 Chevrolet Trailblazer. The most recently reported issues are listed below.
2004 chevy Trailblazer is leaking fuel. A 3rd party (non-gm) mechanic diagnosed the problem as a crack in the gas tank. According to the mechanic, the vehicle was leaking fuel onto the floor of his shop.
2004 Trailblazer LS, 65,000 miles, noticed strong gas odor around the fuel filler door. Mechanic just called and said the neck on the fuel tank was cracked and leaking. Repair cost $800+ to replace plastic gas tank. Based on my research this appear a safety manufacturer defect.
Gas leaking from gas tank and causing a puddle of gas to form under vehicle. Vehicles is a 2004 chevy Trailblazer. Refer to NHTSA action # pe07013.
Service engine light on , just out of warranty at the time. Garage found leak in fuel tank fill neck. Gasoline smell.
The check engine light kept coming on and they replaced a sensor and had me buy a new fuel cap which didn't fix the problem. I had taken my vehicle to the dealership 5 times before they correctly diagnosed the problem as a fuel tank vapor leak. The only way to fix this is to replace the entire fuel tank. My vehicle has been in the the service department for the past 3 weeks and the fuel tank is on national backorder. I have been reading about this being a problem on the Trailblazer ext. On many websites and blogs. It seems that this would be of a huge safety concern.
In the 2004 Chevrolet Trailblazer engine check light stayed on. Unfortunately, none of the 10 Chevrolet dealers we took this vehicle to could diagnose the problem w until we were past the 70,000 miles extra warranty Chevrolet added to cover all the vehicles with this problem. Warranty information was addressed in special policy adjustment- fuel tank inlet check valve fracture #05012 on March 14, 2005. Apparently, as we were told by a Chevrolet dealer this vehicle had a fracture in the gas tank, and the only way to fix it was to replace the tank. There was no recall on this problem, but I have found number of articles of people complaining of the same problem on the internet. This was a huge safety issue, especially for us, as this vehicle was the primary transportation for my children to and from school.
I have a 2004 chevy Trailblazer lt. On the gas tank where the fill neck is connected to it, the seam is cracked and leaks gas. I have tried to have the tank repaired but with no success. I have contacted gm and visited a chevy dealership about this concern and they want me to pay $1,300 + plus change the tank. This vehicle has not been damaged in a wreck. This is simply a defective part that causes a huge safety concern for me. I have read of other Trailblazer gas tanks cracking at the same location that resulted in a campaign to replace them. I think that gm should replace these tanks that crack before they result in a fire and cause damage or injury. Gm and the dealership have demonstrated no concern for my safety and that of my family. I feel that this safety issue should eb dealt with by the manufacturer. Thank you for your time.
Leaking fuel tank. No fire yet! envirmental hazard.
My complaint is regarding a potential incident. I own a 2004 chevy Trailblazer. I bought this new in 2004. Within 3 months, I smelled gas from inside the truck. Then noticed when I fill the tank, it leaks out of the top. I brought this to gm attention and they said there is no recall and that I would be responsible 100%. Could cost up to 1000. Can you please investigate the issue and determine if there are others out there like me? I beleive this is a lemon type issue and I am planning to have my attorney take action but wanted to get your feedback?.