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#417 of 444 Re: 2008 Transmission Problem [woody7171]
by dwhitmer1960
Nov 09, 2012 (4:13 pm)
Im hoping this takes care of the problems the PC Shift Selnoid. We will see.
#418 of 444 Re: 2008 Transmission Problem [woody7171]
by gmcustsvc
Nov 12, 2012 (7:55 am)
woody7171,
What country are you writing from (I see you're using kilometers)? I would be happy to help you get information on how to contact customer service in your region if you like.
Sarah, GM Customer Service
#419 of 444 It won't help car guy
by alexialance
Nov 21, 2012 (11:22 am)
gm social media really tries to act like they are concerned with your chevy problems. However, be ready for the lies coming out of the mouths of the mechanics who will blame you for the problem. Gm will take their word for it over yours.
#420 of 444 Re: Chevy Quality Terrible [chevytrans]
by rdeluz
Nov 27, 2012 (6:38 pm)
My Son's car just came out of the shop for the 3rd time in the last year and it still is not right. The tech at the dealership told me that all these transmissions are underpowered for the SS. Now I have to fight the dealer ship for outrages rental car costs for a covered repair. We have always bought American cars, I drive a Chrysler, my 3rd , I am so disappointed in the them not standing behind the product. My son will be filing a complaint with the CA automotive repair bureau if we don't get satisfaction from the dealer.
#421 of 444 Re: Chevy Quality Terrible [rdeluz]
by gmcustsvc
Nov 28, 2012 (7:58 am)
rdeluz,
We're sorry to hear about the situation with your son's Impala. Have you contacted Customer Assistance already on this? If you wanted for us to follow up on your dealership with anything, please contact us at socialmedia
gm.com (include your name and contact information, the last 8 digits of your VIN and mileage, the name of the involved dealership, and a brief recap of the situation).
Sarah, GM Customer Service
#422 of 444 Re: 2006 to Present Impala Transmissions [alexialance]
by lgadson
Nov 29, 2012 (10:47 am)
Hello I have the same model Impala and the dealer just told me that I need to replace my transmission with the GM Serta for $3500! in reading your post I had a feeling this wasn't right. Where did you end up getting your transmission repaired? Thank you.
#423 of 444 Re: 2006 to Present Impala Transmissions [lgadson]
by gmcustsvc
Nov 29, 2012 (11:46 am)
lgadson,
We can understand that vehicle repairs can be stressful. If you would like for us to check into this further with your dealership or work with you through the process of replacing the transmission, we can be reached via email at socialmedia
gm.com (include your name and contact information, the last 8 digits of your VIN and mileage, a brief summary of the situation, and the name of your dealership).
Sarah, GM Customer Service
#424 of 444 Re: 2008 Transmission Problem [falcon4420]
by cfrancois
Nov 29, 2012 (9:59 pm)
Just had my transmission worked on after having the symptoms like your car. I have a 2008 Chevy Impala LTZ and they replaced the pressure control valve and the valve body and that seems to have done the trick. It was under warranty.
#425 of 444 Re: 2008 Transmission Problem [cfrancois]
by kjchandler
Dec 04, 2012 (4:02 am)
How is your car running now? Did replacing the pressure control valve and the valve body resolve it? I have a 2007 Chevy impala and it has random issue where it hesitates and then jerks forward from a stop and then again around 40 MPH. I took it to my mechanic and also transmission specialist. The first place took for a drive and encountered the problem, but it didn't send any codes to their computer. They said until it sends a code they would just be ripping things out trying to guess at the problem. The transmission place took it for a drive and didn't experience any symptoms and No error codes either. Argh this is so frustrating..don't know what to do. Curious to know if that repair resolved it.
Dec 04, 2012 (9:26 am)
Same as thousands of others. However...from reading around...and speaking to my guy, who has several contracts with city employee cars (Impalas), in cluding police dept....I now know why cities shifted from Impalas to the Dodge chargers. Replacing that valve is only a temporary fix. The computer is also reading "wear" in the transmission. Much like me who is almost 50....I could still play softball like I did in my 20's but my body would object and constantly give me signals not to. That's how it was explained to me in layman's terms. I am currently having my tranny rebuilt...will eat the cost...sell it at book value...and get away from American cars period.
My husband and I just got burned by a Saturn ion last year...the dealership replaced the motor and security system...but the motor lost 2.5 qts of oil in 16 miles the first day home....and lost a qtr after that fix....my faith in American cars is toast.
We have a 1988 toyota camry that cranks,rolls, with over 250,000 miles on it....and never had any major issue. I may be a dreamer...but to me...I've got my moneys worth from that car...which is how it should be. Good luck!