Got into vehicle. Noticed a burnt smell and it would not start. Had power to most things. Then I noticed the burnt switch. Pulled switch out and it was melted along with wiring harness. While looking online for a new switch a wiring harness I came to find out this is a recurring problem with the 06 and 07 models, and yet no recall on this yet. This is the 2nd issue with electrical devices on this vehicle. My flasher control box burnt up last year while I was driving.

- Franklin, OH, USA

The contact owns a 2006 Chevrolet Trailblazer. The contact stated that the driver side door caught on fire. The contact removed the driver side door panel and found that the door wires and sensor was burned. The vehicle was not taken to the dealer nor repaired. The failure mileage was 50 and the current mileage was 2,000...updated 09-19-12 updated 09/19/2012

- Bloomington , IL, USA

The contact owns a 2006 Chevrolet Trailblazer. The contact stated that the main power switch in the driver side window caught fire. The contact spoke with the manufacturer and was told that the switch was no longer covered under warranty and that they would be unable to assist. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure mileage was 87,000 and the current mileage was 91,000. Updated 05/08/12

- Chester, PA, USA

Window doesn't roll down or stay up. Gas gauge broke.. engine light and catalytic converter light stays on. Handle design on door came off. Engine went out due to a pistol loose.

- Silex, MO, USA

I was in my vehicle and went to roll my window down and started smelling a burning smell and my windows started going crazy, going up and down. I tried the switches to the rest of then windows and none of them work.

- Blue Mound, IL, USA

The middle of March 2011 I smelt something burning. I did not see smoke. My drivers side window and control panel stopped working properly. There are several different things that have occurred over the past year. Drivers window sometimes won't roll down at all. Sometimes it will roll 1/4 and stop, sometimes it will roll all the way down. When rolling back up I have to make 1000 clicks to get back up. Remote keyless will not lock or unlock drivers side door. Mirrors can not be adjusted. Currently all 4 windows will roll down from drivers side control, but will immediately roll back up without pressing the up button. Other 3 windows will roll down from each door but will also automatically roll up without being prompted to. It's almost as if the up button is being held down constantly. My concern is that I have a child who's hand or fingers could get caught without warning, and not knowing if the windows will roll back down is concerning. I am unable to lock the other windows from being controlled by other passengers. I have checked all fuses and so far they are okay. I have taken the panel apart thinking that the connections were dirty and not making a good connections and that did not help. Updated 11/14/12 updated 11/14/2012

- Garland, TX, USA

I went to work at 4pm got off at 12am, unlocked my door and went to open but didn't open so I opened the back driver side door and noticed my whole truck had a burnt plastic smell, I started to look around and noticed the smell came from the driver door panel, no noticeable melting from out side but the burnt smell is there, door panel isn't lit up for working, I googled the problem and came across similar people with Trailblazers had the same problems, either the vehicle was in motion and caught on fire or in park unattended. Nothing was spilt before the incident happened, just happened while I was at work.

- Grayslake, IL, USA

Got into my 2006 Trailblazer one morning and could smell burning. Saw brown burn marks around the window and lock device on the driver side door. No components worked so I could not roll down the window, or work the mirrors. When the window/lock compartment was taken out it was melted from the bottom up like it had caught fire. Burn marks on the outside as well as the inside of where the device goes. Called GM regarding incident they stated that I could pay a service fee and take it to one of their dealers and if they thought the incident was caused by something they did they would fix it, but if they thought that it wasn't caused by them not only would I pay the service fee but I would also have to pay for the part and the labor at the dealer. Asked them if they had notified the correct authorities regarding the safety of driver side window/lock control catching fire. They stated that they did. Advised them that this is unsafe and that they should not treat their customers like this and I would be taking it to the next level because I do not have $75 for the service fee and another $350 for the part, plus labor if they decide this is not their fault. I now have left the melted part out of my car terrified that if I put it back in that it will continue to burn and catch a huge fire while im driving with my children in the car.

- Lebanon, OH, USA

The driver side power window switch has failed. Windows, door locks, power mirrors will not operate.

- Asheville, NC, USA

The driver and passenger side began to go up and down without me touching it. The driver side mirror also would not function. I was told that it was the master power switch that needed to be replaced. Again I had to pay out of pocket for something that GM should cover. I just want GM to own up to this defect and offer reimbursement for this repair. Updated 7/11/12 updated 07/17/12

- Jacksonville, FL, USA

As many of the other complaints my 2006 Trailblazer is having a fuel tank sending unit problem, the fuel gauge will read empty then shoot up to half full, I was told that the repair will cost approx 600. To $700 which I can't afford. I don't believe it's time to force GM to step up to the plate and issue a recall seeing that so many others are having the same problem.

- West Long Branch, NJ, USA

I recently heard about problems with the model year 2006 Chevy Trailblazer master control window switch in the driver side door. Last week, on March 4th, my driver side controls completely went out-- no window, lock, heated seat, or mirror control/functionality. It's clearly the same problem everyone else has been having, and now I'm concerned that the unit has shorted out and may cause a fire similar to what others have experienced. I do not want to have the control unit replaced with the same part number, as I'm concerned the new unit will be subject to the same issues.

- Macomb, MI, USA

My gas gauge reads empty after I fill up with gasoline.

- Las Vegas, NV, USA

When I started care on above date I smelt something hot looked under hood saw nothing. After entering car realized the electric window control switches on driver side was the issue it was hot and smoldering. Smoke by then was entering car. I pulled over and called a friend mechanic who took the melted part out and unplugged electric wires. I was told it would cost $1500 to replace and do not have that kind of money.

- Albany, OR, USA

Car was parked and not running. An hour later, I returned to the car and manually unlocked the driver's door with the key and smoke came rolling out of car. I looked around and saw the driver's seat and the dash and ceiling covered in black ash and looked at the driver door and saw a hole melted in the door panel near the door handle by the automatic window and door locks. Automatic window on drivers side would not work and auto lock/unlock would not work on driver side. Updated 03/06/12 the consumer has since traded the vehicle. Updated 03/08/12

- Seymour, IN, USA

Power window switch melted and scorched door driver side.

- Pinetop, KY, USA

The contact owns a 2006 Chevrolet Trailblazer. The contact stated that the driver side door control module caught on fire. The vehicle was taken to the dealer who replaced the module. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The failure mileage was 37,309 and the current mileage was approximately 43,000.

- Warren, PA, USA

PE12003 my Trailblazer 06 window automatically went up and I could smell burning, I made the kids get out of the car and I had my dad search. The door panel was popped off, the switch had melted and burned a hole into the white insulation, now nothing works on the Trailblazer driver side door. I notified the cac and sent pictures. They told me there was no recall on the vehicle. I don't have the money to get it fixed so it is still not functioning. Updated 6/26/12

- Utica, OH, USA

Drivers door control panel burned causing failure of door locks, windows, etc. Gas gauge continually showed incorrect amounts of fuel causing running out of fuel. Replaced the part and it happened again.Chevrolet took no blame.recently Chevy notified all owners that there is a problem that they will fix up to 1/2 of the actual cost.(my share will be $218 for their mistake) back tail lights have blown out over and over again since purchase. Finally replaced entire units on my own andit continued to happen. Contacted Chevrolet dealer and Chevy customer service.went to dealer and had the taillights repaired but Chevy again took no responsibility but kindly sent me a$1000 voucher for use on a new purchase of a Chevrolet.the dealer repair cost was apprx.$680. Still own the vehicle and will have make fuel gauge repair.

- Watertown, CT, USA

I noticed an article on fox news about an investigation regarding door fires. I would like to report that issue happening to me about a year ago. The problem started intermittently where the window/door switches would not work. After dealing with that problem for a couple of months I got in my truck one morning and could tell it smelled like an electrical fire. From that point none of the windows or door locks worked and I could see some brown discoloration that had come up between the door and the panel for the door switches on the drivers side door. I pulled the switch panel up and there was a hole on the side of the switch panel and part of the plug was melted where the very small fire had occurred. I ordered a new switch panel from a dealer and had the dealer flash it so it would work in my truck and so far so good. I may have the old switch panel in my garage if needed for anything.

- Bloomington, MN, USA