2003 Chevrolet SSR Recalls

“Possibly the ignition switch. Brand new batteries cannot hold a charge. Mechanic cannot find the problem. *tr”

“Was traveling on highway at 60mph, engine cut out and lost all power. Had to coast to shoulder in traffic creating dangerous situation. Diagnosed as faulty ignition switch. *tr”

“Was traveling on highway at 60mph, engine cut out and lost all power. Had to coast to shoulder in traffic creating dangerous situation. Diagnosed as faulty ignition switch. *tr”

“The front hood prop on the 2003 chevrolet ssr is very inadequate for its purpose and represents a potential danger - especially since the hood is so heavy.”

“Hood prop on my 2003 chevrolet ssr is poorly designed in an already bent configuration to hold up an exceedingly heavy hood. The 2005 model year will have gas-filled struts to hold up the hood. Their needs to be a retrofit kit to put the gas struts on the 2003 and 2004 models. According to the…”

“I was checking the oil on my 2003 chevrolet ssr. It was parked outside with the hood up and held by the hood prop rod. A small gust of wind hit the hood and shook it slightly. I jumped back just to see the prop rod flexing quite a bit. I have always felt that the rod was not strong enough and…”

“Hood prop on 2003 chevrolet is not sufficient to hold the weight of the hood. Prop has bent and hood has fallen. The 2005 has a completely different design. Gm refuses to acknowledge the problem. *ak”

“2003 chevy ssr engine hood is extremely heavy (two or three times the weight of a normal hood) and chevrolet has outfitted the 2003 and 2004 chevy ssr with a simple metal hood prop rod to support the hood when open. 1) the hood is so heavy many owners will not be able to or will struggle with the…”