1996 Chevrolet Impala Suspension Problems
8 owner-reported suspension complaints from NHTSA data
Data sourced from NHTSA public database. For informational purposes only. Always consult a qualified mechanic.
Owner Complaints (8)
Your dealership is refusing to perform recall work on your vehicle that has been issued by Chevrolet. You may need to contact Chevrolet directly or visit a different dealership to have the outstanding recalls completed on your car.
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Your car's lower ball joint failed in the same way described in an official recall, but your vehicle's identification number wasn't included in that recall notice. This is a suspension component that connects your wheel to the steering and suspension system, and its failure can affect steering control and vehicle stability. The fix would involve replacing the lower ball joint.
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When you accelerate from a stop, you hear a knocking noise coming from underneath your car. You suspect the lower control arm may be defective. This noise typically indicates wear or damage to suspension components that support your vehicle's wheels.
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THE BALL JOINTS SNAPPED IN HALF, CAUSING THE FRONT END TO COLLAPSE. CONSUMER STATED THAT THE BALL JOINTS SNAPPED ONCE PRIOR TO THE ABOVE INCIDENT MENTIONED. MANUFACTURER HAS BEEN NOTIFIED. *AK
LEFT/RIGHT CONTROL ARM ASSEMBLIES FAILED TWICE.
STABILIZER KIT REPLACED.
FRONT SPRINGS FAILED.
REAR LOWER CONTROL ARM FAILED PRIOR TO RECALL. *SD