GMC Safari owners have reported 7 problems related to engine belts and pulleys (under the engine and engine cooling category). The most recently reported issues are listed below. Also please check out the statistics and reliability analysis of GMC Safari based on all problems reported for the Safari.
Intermittently rear windshield wipers become inoperable, obstructing driver's view. The accelerator cable was replaced twice. The alternator was replaced three times. The water pump was replaced twice. The driver's side power window motor was replaced and the passenger side needs to be replaced. The driver's side seat motor failed. The hatch failed. The rear captain chairs seat belts broke.
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Tensioner and serpentine belt disentegrated while driving causing loss of braking and power steering. Nlm.
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Started vehicle in the garage and heard a clunking & grinding noise. Kept vehicle running, backed out of the garage, turned the wheel, and there was no steering. Went to apply brakes , and there were no brakes. Contacted dealer. . Vehicle lost power and brakes due to tension pulley was broke.
Starting to back out of driveway heard a loud noise, the engine pulley popped off which effected the brakes and steering.
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Vehicle lost steering and brakes (belt did not brake and fluid ok).
Belt tensioner loose. Nlm.
Belt slips when wet, causing engine hesitation.
| Problem Category | Number of Problems |
|---|---|
| Engine Belts And Pulleys problems | |
| Engine Exhaust System problems | |
| Gasoline Engine problems | |
| Car Stall problems | |
| Engine Cooling System problems | |
| Engine Stall problems | |
| Radiator problems | |
| Engine Failure problems | |
| Engine And Engine Cooling problems | |
| Engine problems |