Suspension Problems of Oldsmobile Bravada

Front control arm broke at the frame. There is a recall for this control arm issue for a 2002 Bravada but, my VIN was not included. 01v126000 is the NHTSA. The control arms fractured causing separation from the frame. Bravada is at service shop and they have confirmed the frame separation from control arm. This is very dangerous and has caused it to be unsafe and deadly.

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Brakes system keeps malfunctioning. Service brake system. Notice keeps coming on dash even after new brakes had been put on and serviced. Had to do a last mo. Ent quick stop but brakes went to floor amd I hit a car head on cause brake system keeps malfunctioning and the abs.

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The veichle wants to flip over by itself when driving down the road the seat belts are twisted the radiator leaks here and there along with the transmission fluid and sometimes the oil leaks.

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Tl-the contact owns a 1998 Oldsmobile Bravada. The contact stated that while driving 55 mph, the passengers side back axle broke, as a result the rear passenger wheel fell off. The contact stated that the vehicle flipped, causing the air bags to deploy. The contact sustained major injuries that required medical condition. A police report was filed. The vehicle was destroyed. The contact stated that the vehicle exhibited the same failures as listed in recall NHTSA campaign number: 98v053000 (suspension). However, the VIN was not included. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The failure mileage was 160,000. Pam.

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Electronically controlled air suspension does not work. The ride is rough and bouncy. There is no suspension on the back end as a result which could cause a severe accident on the highway.

While going home the other day, it felt as though my shocks went out when I drove over a little bump. When I got home, the back end of my car had dropped. My car has approximately 74,000 miles. I took it to a garage and found that the air compressor in the back end had failed.

Purchased 96 grand am in 98 found it to be wrecked after I traded in 02 for old's Bravada with mileage roll back at bad dealership multiple problems several wrecks due to manufactures defect let go back to gmac financing because bad dealers could finance bad deals through them. Please contact me ASAP!!!!!.

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When turning a corner or in reverse vehicle vibrates/ makes loud noises, and pulls to the right. Also, vehicle hesitates upon acceleration. Dealer has been contacted. Please provide any further information.

While driving 60 mph, vehicle started to bounce. Dealer determined that compressor assembly in the rear suspension needed to be replaced. Consumer states at the time of failure acceleration became difficult.

Right front side is set higher then the left side. Vehicle been to the dealer on five occasions, and was told there was no solution for that problem at this time. Feel free to provide any further information.

While on an off ramp at 10-15 mph on damp road, sharp turn, vehicle started hydroplaning, then rolled over 5 times. Vehicle was totaled.

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Experiencing a vibration when taking off from a stop or when turning right or left. The dealer changed the oil in the transfer case and the vibration was reduced.

This vehicle shudders on dry pavement. There is a problem with the all wheel drive system. Please see bulletin # 99-04-21-005 (this is on your website) we have had the vehicle in for service 4 times for this problem. They changed the fluid in the transfer case 3 different times, but the problem still persists. We have contacted Oldsmobile, with no results. Can you please help us, we don't know what to do next. The vehicle is still under factory warranty. Gm/ Oldsmobile refuses to replace the transfer case and the mechanic at pence Oldsmobile suggested this is what should be done to correct the problem.

Automobile shakes periodically. Has been taken to the dealership on numerous occasions, but the problem is still presistent. Dealership has not yet been able to find the exact cause of the problem.

The vehicle described pulls to the left or right depending on the lay of the road. It will not go straight at any time without applying correction with the steering wheel. I researched the "customer complaints" for the 1998 gm series (olds Bravada, GMC jimmy, chev blazer). The customer complaints are staggering. The trend on this safety issue is profound. Gm has a problem and so do the consumers. Have you picked up on this trend? are there studies? gm had a recall to re-torgue a steering linkage bolt. That's not the problem overall. It extends into newer models too. I think we need help before we have another firestone/Ford explorer like problem. Please investigate. Please advise on results. Thanks for helping because it is evident that gm is aware of the problem and has not fixed it. There are lots of failures, lots of crashes, lots of injuries, and I'm sure some loss of life. And I'm only seeing what has been reported to you. I would bet it is a very big problem. Thanks again. Don sellars.

I was hit in the rear quarter panel by a vw. The Bravada rolled twice. The vw was hardly damaged. I was accused of speeding while in fact I was not. The vehicle just rolled so easily. Is there a problem with these sports utility vehicles rolling?.