Automatic Transmission Cooler problems of the 1998 Oldsmobile Bravada

Two problems related to automatic transmission cooler have been reported for the 1998 Oldsmobile Bravada. The most recently reported issues are listed below.

1 Automatic Transmission Cooler problem

Failure Date: 01/31/2006

Transmission problems, windshield wipers not working, headlights not working, awd problems, cooling system problems, fuel pump, control arm & ball joint problems are just some of the major safety issues on 96-99 gm blazers, Bravada's, & jimmys. These problems should really be looked into and recalled. Most problems starting right after warranty expired. Can't believe gm is getting away with this. Transmission went bad at 71000 miles and dealer says that they know there was a defect with the transmissions also problem (code 1870) but they will not cover the repair.

2 Automatic Transmission Cooler problem

Failure Date: 08/15/2000

Transmission fluid leaks from compression fitting onto an exhaust pipe sitauted immeidately below fitting. The leaking of the fluid onto the very hot pipe becomes more intense when the auto is stopped. Contacted olds hot-line and they confirmed that they have a serious program with this part; however, they declined to recall auto and they declined to pay for repair. Furtger, their own dealer refused to accept the SUV for safety inspection. A local mechanic repaired part for us$127. 50 in parts incidentally purchased from the parts department of the olds dealer that refuased to look at the vehicle. Dealer also refused to contact olds safety personnel saying that their dealer contract with gm makes it illegal for the dealer to inquire about safety defects on behalf of a consumer.


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