Equipment Problems of GMC Sierra 3500 - part 2

Faulty inside door handles and mechanicisms. The door handle itself will break or the connecting mechanism will break not allowing the occupants any ability to leave from the vehicle in case of an emergency or otherwise causing them to be trapped inside. This is particularly dangerous in a fire, submerged in water or windows freezing shut from ice or snow.

See all problems of the 2000 GMC Sierra 3500 🔎.

The GMC Sierra 3500hd while in regeneration mode funnels exhaust directly into the cab through the vents. While gm recognized this as a flaw and came up with a fix for it, they will only repair it in a 5 year or 100,000 mile window. How is this not a safety issue without an expiration?.

See all problems of the 2012 GMC Sierra 3500 🔎.

Bad tires all way around. And the other company trucks I use has bad brakes and a lot of other usdot inspection would fail. I am certified dot driver and I am scared this company is putting company profits above human life.

See all problems of the 2011 GMC Sierra 3500 🔎.

This truck has the same problems as the 2007 model. The ignition switch, parking brake, and fuel lines all have issues as similarly described for the 2007 model. The fuel lines actually broke through causing a leak of the diesel fuel. This happened after the vehicle was driven a short distance of 15 miles.

See all problems of the 2002 GMC Sierra 3500 🔎.

This started just a few weeks after I purchased the truck, still under warrenty. It has been in the shop twice for this. It has happened 3 times. While driving the truck will shut off like you turned the key off. Very dangerous when driving in traffic. Has been in shop twice for this problem, GMC has failed to find or fix the problem. I told them that I would not put my family back into a truck that has the possibility of causing a wreck and getting them hurt. Filed a claim 71-1191646541 with GMC customer service, trying to get some help. Nothing happened. The GMC service center told me that they could not find or fix the problem, and that I needed to pick up my truck. I told them that if they could not find or fix the problem, I would not put my family back into an unsafe truck that could possibly get them hurt or killed. I tried to have someone from GMC upper management contact me so we could come up with a solution. But no one from management would contact me. So I ended up having to trade this truck in for a new one, which cost me money out of my pocket, higher payments, longer terms etc. Dont think it was right that GMC would not stand behind there product. Why is it that GMC did not have to do anything about a safety item that they could not fix ? I was not asking for money or anything like that, just swap it out even for a safe truck that I could put my family in without fear of them getting hurt. But instead, GMC decided to forget about the problem, and it ended up costing me and my family money that could have been used for other things like food, bills, medical etc.