Fuel injectors plug up every 10,000 miles, water pump went out at 40,000 miles, alternator went out at 45,000 miles all in all this truck is a piece of crap.

- Lakewood, CA, USA

This fuel injector pump was replaced 5 months after the purchase of this truck in July 1997 at 11,232 miles on the odometer. In Sept of 2000 the same problems started again and was taken to dealership. They said they could diagnose it unless it was doing the stalling out, so we proceeded to drive the vehicle as it was our only means of transportation. On Dec. 26 we had truck towed to dealership to have the same part replaced as was done in 1997 only 5 months after we purchased this new truck. This part as told to us by Chevrolet and the dealership they had a special policy # 00064 - our ref # C02653123 thru chevr. Was told that there should be no problem in replacing the part again. Now they are renigin on it. Said we were over our miles - 120,000 or 11 yrs. The part was going bad at 118,187 in Sept., but we kept being told by the dealership that it was not showing up and was probably bad gas. We took it 3 times and they never documented it only fixed other problems. Now that the warranty is out, the truck has completely stopped running and they refuse to honor replacing the part that should have been done in Sept. So here we are in the middle because of the dealership mechanics refusing to believe it was that until they replaced a water sensor to be able to put the computer on it to verify it and we had already taken it to 2 other mechanics that told us that was the problem and to take it to the dealership since it was a bad part that they were having trouble with since 1994. No one imformed us of this... now we are faced with a bill of over $1700 to replace this same part that we knew was bad and we were under the miles of our warranty for this, but since the dealership mechanics said that was not the problem, we kept driving it since it was our only means of getting to work. We need help... thank you for anything you can do for us.

- Maysville, KY, USA

Instantaneous power loss while passing semi-truck trailer. Problem confirmed by Chevrolet dealer as due to stuck fuel injector. Placed driver, passenger and other vehicle occupants at risk of collision. Problem had been previously serviced by another Chevrolet dealer only one month before. Dealers claim that Chevrolet vortec engine fuel injectors have known sticking problem with California formula fuels. Diagram of potential collision situation available upon request.

- Fountain Valley, CA, USA

Engine idle very rough; loss of power; spantaneous onset, due to failure of the fuel injector, which needed repair and cleaning from contamination of gas.

- Santa Ana, CA, USA