Oldsmobile Bravada owners have reported 2 problems related to fog light switch (under the exterior lighting category). The most recently reported issues are listed below. Also please check out the statistics and reliability analysis of Oldsmobile Bravada based on all problems reported for the Bravada.
Tires are wearing uneven, cannot be balanced. Tires were replaced, shocks and struts replaced twice. Cv joint was replaced as well. Dealer is unable to remedy the problem. Oil leaking from front shock, shock was replaced. Banging noise on drivers side front when going over bumps. Strut was leaking and was replaced. Brakes failed while driving resulting in a rear end collison. Brake pdal feels mushy. Passenger side fog light out. Blown fog lamp bulb replaced. Replaced failed passenger front turn signal bulb. Driver and passenger power mirror will not move left or right. Mirror switch replaced. Front bumper cover is loose and rattles. Grinding, clunking and whining when going over bumps or making turns. Steering shaft replaced. Transmission leaking. Replaced rear main seal, removed 02 sensor and converter due to damage. Surging problem with the engine. Dealer could not duplicate.
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The fiberclass cover on the front bumper assembly does not fit properly. The cover vibrates approximately one half inch in an up and down direction. The fog lights are attached to this cover also, and vibrate with it. Contacts with the dealer and manufacturer have produced no solutions to this problem. I was told by two different dealers that "all 2000 Bravadas are built like that". The Oldsmobile complaint line suggested that I inform you of the problem. Since it is a manufacturers defect and will probably not cause a fatal accident I figure you will file this complaint in the big round circular file. Thanks.
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