Chevy Aveo

THe chassisno, or VIN no, is located under the back seat on right side.

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from what I gathered, the hold button keeps it in a certain gear while cruising on the freeway, so it doesnt always shift. I dont know what use that will be.

Rotors are about $20 to $30 each depending on which parts store you go to.

Right behind the glove box. First you have to remove the glove box which is easy. Open it half way and pull up. It's a bit tough, but it will eventually pop out. Once that is removed, you will see a vertical cover on the box that is behind where the glovebox was. remove that cover and you will see your cabin air filter.

Never looked under the hood of one, but there's a pretty universal method for finding the schrader valve. Locate your AC compressor. There'll be two metal refrigerant lines going into it - one will be smaller - that's your high pressure line, and it'll go to the condensor. The other, larger line, is the low pressure line, and that goes into the compressor inlet. Follow that one back until you find a schrader valve located either on that line or on a component which is a part of the low pressure side of the AC system... usually, it'll capped with a blue plastic cap, but those often get lost. You'll know it's the right one because it'll be the only one your refrigerant can (or blue line of your manifold gauge, if you want to do it like a pro) will fit on properly.

First remove the retaining ring from the door handle by starting at the 9 o'clock position and pressing between the ring and the door panel with a small screwdriver until the clip releases, remove the ring. Next there are 3 screws on the bottom of the panel, unscrew them. Rotate the window crank to the 6 o'clock position, then push in on the door panel until you can see the metal pole there is a small e clip that holds the window crank to the pole. Then using a small screwdriver or a hard piece of metal about the thickness of a quarter push downward on the retaining clip and remove the crank. Pull the panel out away from the door, then rock the door up so it can come out. You may have to remove the triangle piece that covers the manual mirror adjustment, if so be careful, I have yet to remove one without breaking it.

The 2006 Chevrolet Aveo OBD 2 port is under driver side dash next to center console

They didn't. They rebabged it as the Chevrolet Sonic in 2012. And the car is cute, usually for teenage girls and college students.

4 quarts

You firts pull out the battery, and then you slip out the starter cables, and right where the belts are you snap those and that's where the serpentine belt should be changed.

It is located in the gas tank.

The location of the cam sensor on the "06 Aveo is in between the two upper camshaft sprockets behind the upper timing cover. Accessibility is fairly quick although it is better if one removes the plastic housing ( top of the valve cover) that covers the spark plug wires.

Trouble code P0700 means:Transmission control system malfunction

They are in the fuse box under the hood in the engine compartment. The fuse is a 15 amp fuse marked Ef14. It is the fuse on the right lower side of the fuel pump fuse. Below the parking lamp relay It is marked EMS2.

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It's a remake of 'I Got You Babe' by Sonny and Cher.

The price of a 2011 Chevy Aveo in the Central Pennsylvania area is between $11,900 for the base model. The higher end models which have more features, 4-doors, etc are available for about $14,500

GM has issued a revised technical service bullitin stating the mileage should not exceed every 35000 miles. Included in the service schedule is the water pump and gasket. Follow this link

http://www.aa1car.com/library/timing_belt_aveo.htm

If you mean the thin slot on the driver's door, right where it meets the dash...

That is a card holder. I believe it states per the manual, it holds credit-cards and such, for quick retrieval. I would not suggest it for permanent storage though.

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Go online to " Rock auto.com". They have lots of parts for Aveos

Don't try to run from the cops in your aveo. you will get caught, sorry

Not hard at all. In fact, it's almost fun. Your spark plugs are located right on top of your engine under that plastic cover. Use an Allen wrench to remove the cover and voila! Your plugs are right there. Use a ignition wire boot removal pliers to pull the boots free of the plugs. Then a 3/8 socket handle with an extension connected to a spark plug socket is used to remove the plugs. Righty tighty-lefty loosey! Gap the new plugs according the specifications in the owners manual using a gaping tool. Smear a little anti-seize on the each plug's threads and thread the plugs into their holes by hand. never use the wrench. Only after the plugs are hand tight do you snug them down gently with the wrench. Not too tight! Replace the ignition wires to their respective plugs, replace the top cover and you are done!!!

it is located next to the oil filter right above the oil pan