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The right turn signal bulb keeps blowing. Break lights were stuck on. I got pulled over because the blinker wasn't working and parking light wouldn't go off. The officer was nice because I had just got the car and didn't give me a ticket, just a warning. Blinker on passenger side won't work with lights on and fuses for that side keeps blowing
The area in my trunk where the spare tire is kept, keeps filling up with water. It has also produce an odor that as the entire car smelling like mildew. The vehicle has been parked in my driveway for the past year.
Trunk taking on water causing mildew everywhere! I just purchased vehicle and trying to clean the mess up but would like to know where/why is this happening and if can be fixed and the repair cost.
My sunroof exploded on August 26, dashcam shows no object. 2014 Chevrolet Impala lt while driving along interstate 696 in Warren, mich about 12:21 pm. Factory install front glass of a panoramic sunroof.
Water leaking into truck mold is growing I know there's been a lot of cases this problem need to get fixed my car smells really bad like mold this is a health issue.
- Kansas City, KS, USA
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While driving on freeway about 70 mph today on way home I opened sunroof. As normal the cloth sunroof retracted and seconds later the actual glass roof opened. Half way thought opening. The cloth caught or got stuck and I hear tearing sounds all around my head. The plastic piece that has the cloth cover attached looks like the adhesive just gave out and now the cloth is flapping down blocking view of rear of car.
When the vehicle is stationary rainwater drains into the trunk and into the spare time compartment. There's a defect with the tail lights and seals between the trunk and rear of the vehicle. I'm not the original owner and wasn't aware anything had been documented on the issue. Furthermore, I didn't know there was an issue until 2017 when I needed my spare tire. Https://static.NHTSA.gov/ODI/tsbs/2014/sb-10092869-0335.pdf - issue already documented, but I wanted to officially report my problem because I shouldn't have to pay out-of-pocket for the repair, only because I wasn't notified.
I noticed water/dampness on two locations of my 2014 Chevrolet Impala (while it is stationary) 1. floor carpet on passenger side front seat is thoroughly wet (see attached photos), with the dampness extending to the rear seats. 2.inside the trunk in area behind the rear wheel. Took the car to the dealership and they advised I would have to pay for diagnosis as well as repair. This is a manufacturing defect that may have resulted in damage to the interior carpet, structural panels - floor (possible rust). GM customer service nor the dealership is willing to absorb the cost and expects my (consumer to pay)
Gasket seals on the rear lights are leaking and the trunk is filling with water where the spare tire is stored. Causing faulty brake lights and water damage to the body of the car and black mold.
2014 Chevrolet Impala trunk leaks. Water fills into the spare tire wheel well and wets all fabric in the trunk. Spare tire starting to rust and mildew smell in trunk.
The contact owns a 2014 Chevrolet Impala. The contact stated that the vehicle was included in an unknown recall for the tail light gaskets, which was repaired in 2014. Four years later, while opening the trunk, the contact noticed that water had built up by the spare tire and mold was forming on both sides of the trunk. The dealer (centennial Chevrolet, 5209 pittsburgh rd, uniontown, pa 15401) was made aware of the failure. The manufacturer was contacted and was unable to provide assistance. The vehicle was not diagnosed or repaired. The failure mileage was 66,000.
The contact owns a 2014 Chevrolet Impala. During rainy weather conditions, water leaked into the trunk. The vehicle was not taken to the dealer. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure and stated that the warranty expired. The failure was not repaired. The failure mileage was approximately 67,000.
My new car developed a horrible odor after only about 1.5 years of owning it. I had midas muffle look for the odor because I thought it might be a dead mouse or squirrel. At first they couldn't find it but on the second visit (your not going to believe this) they found some type of growth inside the car's frame rail on the passenger side of the car. The substance actually looked like some kind of mold or fungus growth inside the frame rail. I then took it to pohanka cheverolet, I brought them pictures of the mold/fungus, I brought them samples of the mold/fungus and showed them where it was located. There response to me was they didn't know what it was, they couldn't get to it and they can't fix it. They recommended that maybe their body shop could figure out something but it is not covered under warranty. I told them that this problem was making me and my family sick to be in the car but their response was how sorry they were but it is not covered under the new car warranty and basically not their problem. They also reported on the invoice that the smell was from the water in the spare tire wheel well which the service advisor knows it wasn't since he didn't want to handle the sample I brought and he complained about how bad it smelled. I actually have no clue what this mold/fungus is and I'm having it tested by a fairfax lab next week. All in all I have spent almost $1000 trying to resolve this problem but my guess is I"M going to have to get rid of this car with only 12-13000 miles. I guess I should have known, there was no problem with the Chevy ignition switches either until some folks died from it. I've noticed similar complaints but I bet no one has looked at the car's frame rail, this issue is truly unbelievable and no one I have talked to (including pohanka cheverolet)had ever heard, seen or experienced such a problem.
I started noticing a very bad odor of mold and mildew coming from the A/C vents. I took the car into the dealer I purchased in early 2014. The dealer said they looked at it and could not find anything wrong. After I took it in again for a bad odor, they said there was a recall on the rear tail lights letting water in the trunk. A couple months later I checked the trunk and the carpet was all wet, when I checked the spare tire compartment it was 2 inches of water. I started checking everywhere and found the carpet in the front driver seat very wet. I took the car in again this time I knew it was going to be a big problem to fix, the car was now smelling so bad with mildew and mold even the service technician could hardly stand to sit in it at all. They have tried to change the underlay, and it still smells bad. The dealer says they had a GM service specialist come to the dealer to look at it. They have no solution to fix the water leaking or to get the mold out of the car. It has now been 6 weeks and I do not have my car!! I asked the dealer to please let me out of my lease so I can go get a car that actually I can use. The dealer is refusing to offer any assistance, and either is GM when I call customer support. I am now hiring an attorney and planning on taking this to the dealer and GM, as this is an major health concern at the very least to my family.
Upon signing the initial papers for delivery of the purchase of a new vehicle, I conducted an inventory of the vehicle and found a full trunk load of water in the location where the spare tire is kept. The salesman assumed the car had been washed and the trunk left open. Water was removed by salesman, and nothing was documented as an issue at the dealership. This was in October of 2013 on the property of the dealership. In February of 2014, after a day of rain, I randomly checked the spare tire well and found the same problem. Since my car is kept in my garage every day after working, I knew this had to be an issue with this particular model. I took the vehicle back to the dealership for diagnosis and was given a loaner vehicle. I was told that it would be about a week before I could be provided an answer. Just want to mention that nothing else inside of the trunk was ever wet beside the spare tire and the entire spare tire well. The cover to the spare tire well was always dry. First incident on 19 Oct 2013; second incident on 21 Feb 2014.
Battery leaked down the frame and was eating the 2 trany cooler aluminum lines. Autonation Chevrolet superstition springs in mesa, AZ put a new battery and 2 new trany cooler lines on, but after the 4th attempt can not get all of the acid cleaned up. Engine cradle still has no paint in spots and acid still showing on spots. After a day of rain. Went out to the car the next day and when I opened up the drivers door there was a very bad odor. Almost wanted to throw up. After looking all over the car found 2" of water were the spare tire is and all of the carpet wet in the trunk. Took it to autonation Chevrolet superstition springs in mesa, AZ. They had it for 2 weeks and they determined I did not have the trunk closed all the way. This trunk will not stay down. What I mean is the spring is so good it's ether closed all the way or open all the way. After that and some research I found GM has put out a #PI1133 trunk water leak. The seal around the rear tail light leaks water into the trunk. So I took it back to the dealer and had to tell them it was not me leaving the trunk opened.
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- Basehor , KS, USA