Engine Belts And Pulleys Problems of GMC Sierra

GMC Sierra owners have reported 5 problems related to engine belts and pulleys (under the engine and engine cooling category). The most recently reported issues are listed below.

1 Engine Belts And Pulleys problem of the 2014 GMC Sierra

Failure Date: 08/05/2014

My son and I were driving my GMC Sierra 2014 to his friends house before we crashed. My son was driving and has his learner's permit, however, had been driving for 4 months. At a fork in the road I told my son quickly to make a right rather than left and we crashed into an improperly grated wall of dirt causing the truck to go from 40 mph to 0 with my son having his seatbelt on, but I did not. Neither airbags deployed and both of us sustained serious injuries. My son broke his nose and I am suffering from a broken nose, concussion and a bursted vertebrae. Neither airbags deployed which could've made a huge difference on our injuries.

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2 Engine Belts And Pulleys problem of the 1997 GMC Sierra

Failure Date: 02/11/2006

: the contact stated the anti-lock brakes engaged at 10 mph. There is a NHTSA recall, # 05v379000, regarding the anti-lock brakes. The vehicle has the same problems as indicated in the recall; however it is not included in the recall due to the VIN. The serpentine belt was replaced. Updated 03/17/06.

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3 Engine Belts And Pulleys problem of the 2001 GMC Sierra

Failure Date: 07/15/2001

Engine uses to much oil, knocks, smokes body- truck bed sides are rippeling because the metal is to thin,& can not handel the weight of a lumber rack, front bumper is dented on both sides but in differant places, was like this at delivery, all the trucks were like this but all of them in differant places. Manufacture defect exhaust- loose parts inside of muffler, exhaust rattels from mounting hardware, muffler retains water and leaks at the seams. Paint-rust on the top of cab seatbelt- driver side belt will not recoil,broken seat belt bracket. (this is a safty issue) tires-below 1/32 tread left at 23,000 miles(this is also a safty issue) transmission-makes a cluncking noise at low speeds,takes a long time to shift when running the a/c also makes a howling noise,transmission slips.

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4 Engine Belts And Pulleys problem of the 2000 GMC Sierra

Failure Date: 06/28/2001

Consumer started vehicle up and turned wheels to go, and the wheels would not turn. Also, brakes went out. Brake was pressed down, and steering was very hard to steer. Power steering pump and serpentine belt were replaced. Shaft broke internally.

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5 Engine Belts And Pulleys problem of the 1997 GMC Sierra

Failure Date: 05/18/1999

Serpentine belt tensioner broke, causing engine problems, and may cause a vehicle crash. Please provide further information.




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