Consumer Complaint Detail

CHEVROLET / S10 / 2003

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NHTSA Complaint Number: 005021717 Incident Date: Apr, 21 2005
Consumer's City: CLAYTON Consumer's State: DE
Vehicle Transmission Type: AUTO Manufacturers Name: General Motors, LLC
Model Name: S10 Model Year: 2003
Vehicle Involved in a Crash: No Component's Description: Power train:driveline
Vehicle Involved in a Fire: No Persons Injured: 0
Vehicle's VIN#: 1GCCT19X838 Date added to File: May, 23 2021
Date Complaint Received: May, 25 2005 Complaint Type: IVOQ
Incident Reported To Police: No Purchase Date: Apr, 24 2003
Was Original Owner: Yes Anti-lock Brakes: Yes
Number of Cylinders: 6 Date of Manufacturer: -
Was Vehicle Towed: - Description of the Complaints: If the vehicle is placed in 4-wheel drive on a high traction surface and you attempt to turn, left or right, the drivetrain locks up and the vehicle will not move. i have taken it to the dealer and had many conversations with gm customer service and they tell me i should not be driving in 4-wheel drive on a high traction surface. the service manager did agree that the vehicle will not turn in this situation and that there was nothing he could do. i have owned numerous 4-wheel drive trucks and never have i had one that would not turn will in 4-wheel drive on a high traction surface. they may skip or hop a little but they always turned. if you happen to turn left and the vehicle stops you would be placing yourself and the passengers in harms way with on-coming traffic. i have a safety issue with my vehicle and it may be a generic issue. gm says it is caused by driving in 4-wheel drive on a high traction surface but when asked where it states in the owners manual that i can't drive in this situation they say it does not specifically state it. if this is a generic issue then there may be alot of owners that may not be aware of an extreme saftey concern. if your organization has a local office i would be happy to demostrate this safety issue.