9.0
really awfulTypical Repair Cost:
$78.00
Average Mileage:
58,064 miles
Total Complaints:
2 complaints
Most common solutions:
- not sure (1 reports)
- replaced with a heavy duty transmission cooler hose (1 reports)
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2007Dec 28
Impala LS 3500 V6
- Automatic transmission
- 53,128 miles
This is not my first friggin problem with this car! First of all, the factory tires that came on the car were sh*t! They lasted about two months and then began to wear out and break belts inside. The problem was due to incorrect wheel alignment from factory. It took me three separate times going back and forth to the dealer for them to tell me,(I don't see any problems at all.) I finally went to an outside tire shop and pay out of my pocket to replace all four tires and a 4 wheel alignment to correct this problem. How's that for buying a brand new car? There has been other recalls and minor irritating as hell problems that has disgusted me with GM!
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2008Sep 01
Impala LT 3.5L
THIS, was the first problem with my beloved out of warranty (USED) vehicle, i had this job done 3 different times, the last one being myself, one of the reasons i did not buy an extended warranty ,original miles(38024), funny how there were an extra 2025 miles on the vehicle , thus NEGATING THE extended 36,000 mile warranty, nontheless, first replacement hose, WASNT THE RIGHT ONE busted, second one (autozone) BUSTED, FINALLY I GOT TIRED OF THE B.S. POPS, took me to advanced auto parts and they supplied me with a (goodyear) heavy duty hose (for transmission oil transfer ... 3/8" diameter - 10" long) hasnt broken yet and or course the other ones broke on (WOT) didnt they know this i mean POLICE DEPARTMENTS use these vehicles or did they just SPOOL off NOT TO SPECS! rubber hosing, on dealershiped vehicles, it was a learning curve but nonetheless JUST PLAIN STUPID!
getitrightgm
Bronx, NY, USA
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