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8.0

pretty bad

Typical Repair Cost:

$212.00

Average Mileage:

85,067 miles

Total Complaints:

1 complaints

Most common solutions:

  1. replace pitman arm and ball joint (1 reports)
Chevrolet Blazer suspension problems

suspension problem

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problem #1

2006Jun 18

(reported on)

Blazer K Series

  • 85,067 miles

i found out all the problems the day after i signed. this was my FIFTH car with this company. so i figured since i go back to them because the service and treatment has always been so great, aww sure, they will cover it right... f... no! for the pitman arm, ball joint (some jerk they had "fix" it put them in wrong and ruined them, new parts put in wrong equal wasted time and money) and some type of "bar" , the total is over $450. i had just put down all i had for the down payment and you would think they would have at least worked it into the cost of my blazer. im tempted to drop it back off on their lot. it does me no good since i am not driving it anyways. can you say pizzed?

Barbara S.

Ft Wayne, IN, USA

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