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For years my chevy s-10 1996 2wd truck would suddenly shut off on the road often at highway speeds.chevy looked at the truck many times and always said they couldn't duplicate the problem.one time they talked me into a brand new transmission at 36100 miles. They didn't honor the warranty even though they said that the transmission was the shutoff problem and happened before the 36k warranty limit.that cost me nearly 4000 dollars.they truck continued to shut itself off while driving for years.it wasn't till a mechanic not affiliated with gm told me to stop using more than one key on my keychain.this gm ignition recall goes way beyond 2005 and cobalts.it goes back to early 90's s-10 trucks.now we should know why gm never accepted responsibility for my truck and dropped the s-10 in the mid 2000's.
Dt*: the contact stated while driving 40 mph, the radiator overheated, and the temperate gauge went all the way to the red line.there was yellow fluid that overflowed from the reservoir and had rusted the radiator.the vehicle was taken to a service dealer who refused to flush the radiator.the manufacturer was not alerted.
For years my chevy s-10 1996 2wd truck would suddenly shut off on the road often at highway speeds.chevy looked at the truck many times and always said they couldn't duplicate the problem.one time they talked me into a brand new transmission at 36100 miles. They didn't honor the warranty even though they said that the transmission was the shutoff problem and happened before the 36k warranty limit.that cost me nearly 4000 dollars.they truck continued to shut itself off while driving for years.it wasn't till a mechanic not affiliated with gm told me to stop using more than one key on my keychain.this gm ignition recall goes way beyond 2005 and cobalts.it goes back to early 90's s-10 trucks.now we should know why gm never accepted responsibility for my truck and dropped the s-10 in the mid 2000's.
The contact owns a 1996 chevrolet s-10. While driving approximately 70 mph the vehicle stopped accelerating and the rear wheels locked up.the vehicle was towed to an independent mechanic where he was informed that the transmission locked. The vehicle was not repaired.the failure and current mileages were 99,000.
For years my chevy s-10 1996 2wd truck would suddenly shut off on the road often at highway speeds.chevy looked at the truck many times and always said they couldn't duplicate the problem.one time they talked me into a brand new transmission at 36100 miles. They didn't honor the warranty even though they said that the transmission was the shutoff problem and happened before the 36k warranty limit.that cost me nearly 4000 dollars.they truck continued to shut itself off while driving for years.it wasn't till a mechanic not affiliated with gm told me to stop using more than one key on my keychain.this gm ignition recall goes way beyond 2005 and cobalts.it goes back to early 90's s-10 trucks.now we should know why gm never accepted responsibility for my truck and dropped the s-10 in the mid 2000's.
For years my chevy s-10 1996 2wd truck would suddenly shut off on the road often at highway speeds.chevy looked at the truck many times and always said they couldn't duplicate the problem.one time they talked me into a brand new transmission at 36100 miles. They didn't honor the warranty even though they said that the transmission was the shutoff problem and happened before the 36k warranty limit.that cost me nearly 4000 dollars.they truck continued to shut itself off while driving for years.it wasn't till a mechanic not affiliated with gm told me to stop using more than one key on my keychain.this gm ignition recall goes way beyond 2005 and cobalts.it goes back to early 90's s-10 trucks.now we should know why gm never accepted responsibility for my truck and dropped the s-10 in the mid 2000's.
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