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Old 08-08-2006, 04:01 AM
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ok i hvae 2005 ls sedan dealer has tried to fix my car three time now for a noise comming from drivers side sounds like a rattle inside car in dash when i drive slow over bumbs almost like the suspension is bad any ways the first did a interm shaft, then a sterring gear kit, and then strut mount still doing it all that and it still the same lol any mech have any ideas
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its a Gm econobox, what do you expect?
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its a Gm econobox, what do you expect?
I EXPECT A SAFE CAR LOL
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Re: big problem

^ I'm sorry, thats too much to ask. lol, j/k, can the noise be heard from outside the car?
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Old 08-09-2006, 01:23 PM
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^ I'm sorry, thats too much to ask. lol, j/k, can the noise be heard from outside the car?
they are going to replace sterring colume
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Re: big problem

You have to start using words at the dealer like "lemon law". The deal is that id they can't fix a problem after repeated tries, they should take the car back or make you a deal on another one. But definitely ask how to contact the local GM representative, that usually gets them motivated to fix it right.

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You have to start using words at the dealer like "lemon law". The deal is that id they can't fix a problem after repeated tries, they should take the car back or make you a deal on another one. But definitely ask how to contact the local GM representative, that usually gets them motivated to fix it right.

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thing is, you shouldn't have to do that. if this were a perfect world, then it wouldn't have broken in the first place. i do agree that it taking them 3-4 tries to repair the problem is WAY too many times. Just to see what they say, ask them about the end links.(sway bar)
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Old 11-04-2006, 11:41 AM
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Re: big problem

How about an update? Did the dealer get it fixed? At least you have a dealer that is trying, that's 3/4 the battle with GM these days.
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Question Re: big problem

Yeah my 2006 2 door colbalt LT has the same problem. The dealer replaced the steering shaft and it is still doing the same thing when I go over bumps
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Re: big problem

Has anyone tried removing all of the plastic "garbage" covering in engine? I have been having the same noise and am going to see if this cures the problem. Will keep all posted as to what the outcome is.
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Has anyone tried removing all of the plastic "garbage" covering in engine? I have been having the same noise and am going to see if this cures the problem. Will keep all posted as to what the outcome is.
Yikes.. bringing back a 3yr/old post here, but yeah, the plastic engine cover pulls right off. Remove the oil fill cap and lift it right off. Put the oil cap back on and you are now cover-less.

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Re: big problem

Was referring to not just the engine cover but also the fuse / relay box and the cover just forward to that also. My noise seems to be coming from under the hood in that general area. Sounds may be radiating and sounding like it's coming from behind the instrument cluster. And sorry about bringing up old history but am new to the forum. Hope one of us can figure out this annoying rattle we are having.
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