Problem Reports

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brake light constantly burning out,always replacing them, now replaced them again with some libricate, that i was told was needed, so they won't be burning out. well drivers side still not turning on at times. am so annoyed having to check the lights every single time i need to go somewhere. already been stopped by cop due to my stop light!!!!!

Rear stop light bulb is constantly burning out. I change it every 3+months. The housing surrounding the specific socket appears to be slightly burned.

we have had excessisve problems with our rear lights burning out they get heated and melt the wire and bulbs.. we replaced everything on it 2x costing over $300 each time, including wiring harness and light brackets to have the same problem arise over and over again. My feelings is this should be a recall for safety reasons..

I keep replacing the rear brake lights but they never last more than a few months. I am using the right bulbs and bulb grease.

 Rookie

Between bmrobben and anonymous #9, I'm worried about spending $$ to fix this, but yeah, I'm going through bulbs about every 3 months or so!

rear lights are always going out i lose my backup lights and both side brake lights, park lights

Driver side tail light socket bar strip corroded and had to be replaced, I was told by my mechanic that this was very common for GM Ventures but there has not been any recalls ..

rear brake light goes out but when you move it around it goes back on but when you drive it goes out.

have to keep replacing bulb. it seems the have melter the socket in which bulb is inserted

 Rookie

Two of the lights on the back lights don't work. I have no tail lights. The brake lights,and blinkers to work in the back. Has anyone come up with a solution?

Stop light bulbs kept burning out. Bulb bases would look melted. Replace both circuit boards (what the bulbs plug into) about $25 each and have not had a problem since.