Headlights Problems of Oldsmobile Bravada

The contact owns a 2003 Oldsmobile Bravada. While driving at night the head-lights failed without warning. After restarting the vehicle and manipulating the head-light switch the head-lamps functioned properly. A technician from the dealer replaced the automatic headlight relay at an expense of $60. 00 . The failure mileage was 100000. The current mileage was 103000.

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The contact owns a 2002 Oldsmobile Bravada. While driving approximately 25 mph on normal road conditions, the contact smelled a burning odor. In addition, the headlights operated intermittently when activated at night. There were no warning indicators illuminated on the instrument panel. The vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic for a diagnostic. The technician stated that the failure was related to the wiring system. The vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic eight times for identical failures, but they still persist. The contact was concerned of the safety risk involved. The failure and current mileages were unknown.

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: the contact stated while the vehicle was at the car wash in 2003 there was a water leak on the passenger side. The right power window would not rollup or down and this occurred intermittently. The dealership could not duplicate the problem. Two-three weeks ago while trying to get the window to roll down, the engine died suddenly without warning. This was the third time the engine died suddenly. The first was while driving 60 mph on a dry highway. The vehicle was towed to the dealership who could not duplicate the problem. The second time, the vehicle restarted after sitting a short while on the side of the road. The cvcs boots on the front wheels blew and were replaced twice. The headlights were replaced three times.

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.

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Whenever the signal light is in use, daytime running light would turn off. Been to dealer & informed by the mechanic it was designed that way.

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Advertized safety feature "daytime running lights" were not installed on Bravadas, with a VIN number of "1ghdt13w3w2724528," and later, during the 1998 manufactuing season. I was informed by Oldsmobile on 10/16/1998 that they were working on correcting this serious safety defect. To date, 01/10/2000, nothing has been done to correct this situation.

The daytime running lights (drl) goes out whenever turn signal is turned on creating unsafe driving. Yh.

Day time running light would turn off every time the turn signal is used. Been to dlr and was unformed it was designed like that.

While driving Oldsmobile Bravada and signaling for lane change the daytime running lights will turn off. When lane change is complete and turn signal is back to neutral position running lights turn back on. I have asked the car dealership to check this out and they seemed baffled by it, and have told me this is a normal function of the Bravada. I have tried to call Oldsmobile but no one seems to want to help. I feel this is a safety problem and would like an answer as to why the lights turn off while driving and signaling. The daytime running lights should remain on despite signaling while changing lanes. Please help me solve this problem. Thank you.