Owners of the GM Sierra have complained about air-conditioning and related problems.
Beyond inconvenience, the typical repair cost is reported to be $1,190
Common Repairs:
- replace condenser (13 reports)
- not sure (7 reports)
- replace compressor (6 reports)
- replace entire AC unit (3 reports)
- replace A/C line to pump (2 reports)
Typical complaints are as follows,
2015, 50k miles, A/C starts blowing warm air. I'm an HVAC tech, checked refrigerant charge with gauges, it's low. Some quick research reveals a known issue with condenser failures, top right corner, look for the oily spot. Dealer wouldn't do anything, will repair myself with aftermarket. Auto parts store stated they sell 3 replacement condensers every 2 weeks. Gm is not going to step up to the plate on this one.
Wondering how to address your vehicle's issues? Consider potential claims, such as:
- Breach of Express Warranty Claim: Manufacturers must uphold the promises made in their warranties. If they fail to do so, you may have grounds for this claim.
- Lemon Law Claim: Is your vehicle a constant source of frustration due to defects? Lemon laws provide recourse for consumers in such situations.
- Deceptive Practices Claim: Misleading or deceptive actions by the manufacturer or dealer could entitle you to compensation under deceptive practices laws.
- Magnuson-Moss Act Claim: Federal law safeguards consumers who purchase products with warranties, ensuring fairness and remedies for defects.
- Breach of Implied Warranty Claim: Your vehicle should meet certain expectations of quality and performance, and if it doesn't, you may have a case under this claim.
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