Transparent Roof Problem? Vote!
I spoke with GM today ad was informed hey had not heard of any problems with the transparent roofs on C5's. So, I'm curious, do you have experience with the scratchy looking flaw running fron to back on the passenger side of your transparent roof?
Here's hoping that the amount of C5 owner's with this problem will prompt Gm to do something for us.
Thanks
Aaaarrrrrggggh. can't get the poll back
Last edited by Silver98; Feb 18, 2005 at 12:30 PM. Reason: poll was deleted
I spoke with GM today ad was informed hey had not heard of any problems with the transparent roofs on C5's. So, I'm curious, do you have experience with the scratchy looking flaw running fron to back on the passenger side of your transparent roof?
Here's hoping that the amount of C5 owner's with this problem will prompt Gm to do something for us.
Thanks
Aaaarrrrrggggh. can't get the poll back
I spoke with GM today ad was informed hey had not heard of any problems with the transparent roofs on C5's. So, I'm curious, do you have experience with the scratchy looking flaw running fron to back on the passenger side of your transparent roof?
Here's hoping that the amount of C5 owner's with this problem will prompt Gm to do something for us.
Thanks
Aaaarrrrrggggh. can't get the poll back
Hope GM will soon take care of the engineering fault and replace for some and refund the one already replaced.
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. My attempts at getting the GM warranty to replace the top has been extremely unsuccessful. I've been to 3 different GM service centers and they all say the same exact thing: "There is not a TSB on that issue therefore GM doesn't recognize it as a problem and therefore if you want it fixed, you'll have to pay for it out of your pocket". GM customer assistance sides with the dealerships and offers no recourse for action except for reporting the issue to the BBB and playing the wait game (which doesn't work either as GM hasn't responded in my case).
They know most people will drop the issue if their only recourse is arbitration.A handful of Corvette owners on here have had luck with warranty replacement though. So give it a try if you're still under warranty. Good luck.

Is it a problem. Hell yes, but mines a 99.

They denied any knowledge of a column lock problem for several years too... They also said they had a permanent fix three different times.
I also have the problem where my top looks like it is shattered/spiderwebbed.
Mine is exactly the same - Top from a 2000
Use the advanced search feature on this site and search the C5 related forums for "crazing". You'll get a bunch of hits.
Also, here's a previous poll for the spider-webbing problem...
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...hlight=crazing


I spoke with GM today ad was informed hey had not heard of any problems with the transparent roofs on C5's. So, I'm curious, do you have experience with the scratchy looking flaw running fron to back on the passenger side of your transparent roof?
Here's hoping that the amount of C5 owner's with this problem will prompt Gm to do something for us.
Thanks
Aaaarrrrrggggh. can't get the poll back
However, it does have a curious 4" wide longitudinal nonflaw (looks like someone painted a caustic substance on it) running the length of the top on the passenger side and of course the incredible nonflaw crazing throughout the top that makes me wonder if the top may shatter due to low pressure over the top at speed.
Mines a '97, but a few years ago I brought it into Rydell Chev in LA and they said "yeah, they all do that" so how could it be a flaw if "they all do that".
All you guys that think your tops are flawed have to lower your expectations of the General-remember, it's just a Chevy!
There, don't we all feel better already-it's not a flaw, it's just a matter of attitude correction, a few hours with a shrink and our cars will seem fine!
I certainly feel much better, but I do have to figure out where to get a new top that I don't even need 'cause it's not flawed.
Life is strange.
Roy
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