general problems of the 2000 Chevrolet Venture

I was sitting in traffic at a dead stop,then when the traffic light changed to green I put my foot on the gas pedal. As soon as I did the accelerator pedal stuck,went all the way to the floor and caused me to hit the vehicle in front of me. Also my gas gauge didn't work and would randomly move back and forth,even if I had a full tank of gas. Then,the driver side brake light continued to go out due to the melting of the part of the bulb,not the bulb itself. My electric sliding door on passenger side came off the track due to the cord and pulley/motor in the door. I could never get the door to work other than by manually opening and closing the door after that.

The contact owned a 2000 Chevrolet Venture. After being parked for two days, the vehicle suddenly caught fire. The contact mentioned that the fire originated in the engine compartment and caused a garage located next to the vehicle to catch fire. The fire department extinguished the fire. There were no injuries. The vehicle was destroyed. The failure mileage was 115,000.

Brake lights/ tail lights. Burn out. Replace circuit boards. Three times. Water gets to the bottom socket.

We own a 2000 chevy Venture that we bought used about 4 years ago. When we bought it, the button for the doors to open automatically didn't work as well as the gas gauge. Since, we have replaced the heads, the water pump, rack and pinion, wheel hub, tie rod end, as well as replacing the head lights every couple months and now having problems with the brake lights. When we had the heads replaced, they flushed the radiator and we are still having problems with the low coolant light coming on and the fluid looking cloudy. They told us that the cloudiness sometimes happens, but still doesn't explain the light coming on saying its low!!! we were also notified that the abs box is bad and needs replaced. . . Also, sometimes there is water that leaks from the weather gauge or the top of the windshield. Also the traction system light comes on and actually shuts the system off when you turn the van on, this maybe due to the bad abs box but has been doing this longer then the abs light has been on. There is also rust along the van below the sliding doors. The locks also sometimes stick when using the keypad or the electrical lock button inside the van. We can't wait to get rid of this van! just hope we have better luck with our next vehicle.

In December 2007 my son parked our 2000 chevy Venture van and went inside. 10 minutes later someone told him the car was on fire. It was put out with a garden hose. Fire started in window control panel destroying the door and part of the dash, soot filled interior. Side window and windshield broken due to heat. Windows had not been used due to cold weather. Van was totaled by insurance company.

Passenger sliding door opens after closes. Door ajar will come on while driving. Door does not completely close.

While driving 20 mph driver was not able to shift gears. Driver was able to maintain control of the vehicle, and drove it to a garage for inspection. Mechanic determined that the computer needed to be replaced.

Left side (driver side) daytime running light (also the left-turn signal light) keeps going out. Replaced bulb 2x within one month. Bulb not burning out - would sometimes start working again for a very short time. But would be out most of the time.

While driving vehicle will died out and loss all power causing all power operated components to be inoperative ex, windows, door locks etc. , the dealership indicated that this problem is caused by a failure in the electrical system. Please provide more details. Ts.

While driving the speedometer and fuel gauge lost power and failed to work. Nlm.

The van would shut down while I was driving. It would not restart. I would have it towed to dealer. Dealer never found problem. They blamed it on electrical system. Happened at least 3 times. Dealer would have records. I would lose control of steering. Breaking was very difficult.

While turning into the garage the power went out, as a result, consumer's vehicle crashed into the fence. Consumer had no lights, no alarm, no power windows, and no radio, all due to the electrical system blowing up the fuel injectors. Please provide any further information. .