Owners of 2006 Chevrolet trucks and anyone looking to purchase the models should be aware of previous recalls. Chevy vehicle parts that fail to meet the required safety standards must undergo a manufacturer recall. Several recalls occurred on all 2006 Chevy truck models. Consumers can save money with the repairs required by a recall, as the manufacturers usually complete them at no cost.
K2 Motor Corp. issued a recall in August 2008 for the aftermarket headlights placed on the 2006 Chevy Silverado trucks. Approximately 1,921 vehicles had headlights missing the required amber side reflex reflectors. According to the recall report, drivers of the affected vehicles are at risk for an accident due to low lighting visibility. Concerned consumers can contact K2 Motor Corp. for information on repairs at 909-839-2992.
After detecting faulty dampers, General Motors (GM) issued a recall in August 2006. Recall reports state 38,439 Chevy Avalanche vehicles came equipped with engine fuel rail pulse damper retainer clips that could possibly fracture. As a result, a fuel leak can occur, potentially leading to a fire. Consumers may contact GM at 866-996-9463 for information on repairs.
GM recalled brake lamp switches on Chevy Colorado trucks in July 2009. Approximately 185,903 vehicles has a brake lamp switch that may not work as designed. As a result, the condition could cause the simultaneous loss of all brake lamps, or cause all brake lamps to stay on continuously, the recall report cautioned. Either condition would increase the chances of an accident. Owners of the affected vehicles may contact Chevrolet at 800-530-2438.
