1995 Chevrolet Lumina Seats Problems

“As I sat down in the seat, I leaned back and when I pushed back in the seat I felt a crack, and the seat proceeded to lean back. When I looked under the seat I noticed that the riser mechanism had broken which now causes the seat to lean back. I checked with GM and it will cost over $500 just for the riser mechanism. No attempt was made to find out what caused the failure.”

“4 way manual seat track bracket made of white metal broke, and driver's side seat rocks back and forth. Consumer has called salvage yards. None are available. Found 1, and it was broken in same spot. 2 welding shops can't do anything because seat is out of alignment. Consumer also states head rests have a bar that is coming out of it.”

“My windshield wipers keep shorting out. Some times they work and sometimes they don't. The bracket to hold the front seat broke and had to be replaced. The handles on the passenger door broke and needed to be replaced and now the sliding door is doing the same. The brake light keeps coming on and the antilock brakes make a grinding noise when applied.”

“While driving in a snow storm vehicle hit a patch of ice, and started to slide, spun around & was then rearended. Upon being rearended, driver's seatback broke. Driver fell backwards & lost visual contact until vehicle stopped. Vehicle towed to salvage yard & was totaled.”

“While driving at 40 MPH consumer was hit from back, causing her to go forward. Then, fall flat because seat reclined, causing injury to consumer. Vehicle was a total loss. Consumer contacted dealer, and dealer gave consumer a claim # to show insurance company.”