2003 Chevrolet Blazer Brakes Problems

“Noticed brake fluid on floor of my garage. Found that the brake line to the rear brakes was rusted and leaking. Gm dealer said it was out of warranty so I paid a local garage to install new brake line. It has failed again, 98,000, while I was driving. Lost braking ability. I find that GM will sell me a set of brake lines for $500 and I can have them installed anywhere I want to. Considering the current GM situation with the ignition switch I think they should be made to recall all effected vehicles and fix their rusting brake lines.”

“Emergency brake failed to release causing severe damage to brake pads and rotors. No fault found on my part, yet costing me over 500.00 in repair charges.”

“When braking any speed, the brake pedal would go to the floor. This would cause extended stopping distance. The dealership was notified, but did not resolve the problem. The cause was not determined. Please provide more information.”

“I purchased this vehicle in february 2015 with 71,000 - the body was very well kept inside and out. What I didn't know was the extensive amount of rust and corrosion under the vehicle, which did not show initially. I have only had same a little over a year and have had to already replace front arm joints because they snapped in half and my tire was sitting crooked and in danger of falling off!! Fuel lines had to be replaced because they completed rusted through and gasoline was leaking out all over. …”

“While pulling inside of the garage driver applied the brakes and pedal went to the floor. Vehicle suddenly accelerated. Consumer was not able to maintain control the vehicle. This caused the vehicle to hit the door of the garage. Consumer drove the vehicle to the dealer for inspection, and mechanic could not duplicate the problem. Consumer informed the mechanic that the problem recurred.”