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Suburban - Transmission

Consumer Complaints & Reviews

of Portland, OR on Aug. 24, 2011
Satisfaction Rating: 1/5

There seems to be a reoccurring problem with 2003 chevrolet suburbans. Other years as well from what I am finding. The transmission in my suburban went out with no warning and it is a specific part in the transmission that goes out in all suburbans. I believe that it should be recalled and replaced for all suburbans.

It cost me over 1300 to replace the transmission with a used transmission because i cant afford a new one. I had to miss work because i have no way there and am losing money because of it.

Amber of Orem, UT on Oct. 29, 2002
We own a 1997 Chevrolet Suburban, 1500, 4-wheel drive. We bought the car used in 2000 and have been having transmission problems ever since. The transmission starts shifting hard in 1st, 2nd, and third gear. We have been through 2 transmissions and in the shop ever 3 months. I have taken it into a Chevrolet dealer and a private transmission shop and no one can solve the problem.

I am out $2500 and still the problem is not fixed, and the car is currently in the shop.

 
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