Chevy Cobalt

2008s with timing chains: Mazda3, Honda Civic, Honda Fit, Toyota Corolla, Toyota Yaris, Nissan Versa, Ford Fusion, Ford Focus, VW Rabbit, Saturn Astra, Scion xB, Scion TC, Scion xD, Chevy Cobalt, and Chevy Malibu. This is based off what I've read in reviews and confirmed through Gates. Additionally, none of these were listed as interference engines.

No they will not fit a cobalt ss. Cobalt ss is 5 X 110. This makes it very difficult to find aftermarket wheels! Check tire rack! Sorry!

The lowest priced Chevy Colbolt you will probably find will be one that you purchase from a second hand distributer.A second hand distributor is one you will buy from off the street such as a seller not a manufacturer.

It depends on which light is being discussed. They are generally used in order to alert you to a problem with the vehicle so you can get it fixed.

There is no fuel reset switch on any model cobalt

if i remember u can do that by disconnecting the battery for a couple of minutes.. that will reset the computer

i hear its behind the sstarter but im looking for an answer my self

spark plugs go in from the top of the motor, through the valve cover. there is a plastic cover using 6 bolts on each side. under that are the coils, remove them and the spark plugs are under the boot way down in the holes. the car has platinum plugs from the factory so they only need changed after 80k miles.

the drain plug is located on the back side of the oil pan under the car.

tires steel inner belt has shifted or separated

Depends on the engine type and configuration. Muscle cars with V8 engines will obviously use more than your average sedan.It depends what kind of car it is too.

Your dealer will have to do this for you, since it requires using a GM scan tool.

that all depends on how you take care of the engine.

There isn't much to diagnose. Either the electronic steering works or does not. You can check that the wiring harness or wires are not damaged, but when a power steering failure occurs with the electronic steering on the cobalt the electronic steering component must be replaced.

If you Google Motor Home Mag there is a towing guide for all vehicles. The Cobalt is listed for flat-towing with the AT.

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The only thing that will work with key OFF is the brake lights,head lights and emergency flashers. Dome light will also work.

in da brake fliud reservoir

The air filter is located on the drivers side of the car near the front right corner. It is held down by 4 clips that move away when pushed. The air filter simply lifts out and a new one can be put in without any difficulty.

Trouble code P0601 means:Internal control module memory check sum error

Trouble code P0602 means:Control module programming error

The 2005 Chevrolet water coolant thermostats, is located on the front of the engine, near the bottom. You can follow the water supply hose from the radiator to the thermostat.

need more information to answer your question.

Chevrolet Cobalt SS Supercharged = 14.6 seconds Chevrolet Cobalt SS (Non Supercharged 2.4L motor) = 15.6 seconds Chevy Cobalt LS Sedan (Auto) = 16.6 seconds

It's on the passenger side and it's in the front of the console behind a door on the console.

Sorry, not an answer, but another account. I have the same problem. It will read 50 degrees no matter what the temp is as its normal state. Sometimes though it will start to read accurately but seldom. I have also experianced negative readings and it'll drop 1 dgree at a time. When this happens, my air conditioning will start to blow warm. Then when ever it feels like it, severl minutes usually, it will start back up to 50 degrees and the cold air returns. It is driving me nuts! HELP! I finally took it to the dealer and it needed the Ambient Temperature Sensor needed changed. the part was under $4.00! To provide more clarification on this, as I just did it yesterday (12/3/2008), it takes maybe 2 minutes of time to change this part out and it cost me about $25 from a Chevy dealer. (Autozone wanted a couple bucks more for it) You will get a sensor and a bracket for it when you purchase it from a dealer, at least that is what my dealer had. Just take the sensor out of the bracket in order to install it and replace the the old one on your vehicle. There are 4 small push in style clips holding the sensor into the bracket. This is also the same way that the sensor will mount into the hole where it goes in your vehicle. To locate the area, go ahead and pop the hood, although you can see the sensor without doing this, you will need the hood up to disconnect the wires from the old sensor. It is just a plastic clip holding it on to the sensor so it is very easy to disconnect. Look through the front grill of the vehicle just to the right of the hood latch and you will see the tip of the sensor sticking out through a hole. You might be able to reach a finger through the grill to touch the sensor (near the top of the grill) or use a screwdriver to push it back out of the hole it is in. I unbolted the top cover over the grill, this is the topmost cover on the vehicle and has 2 bolts that can be unscrewed and I believe 3 plastic retaining pins holding it on. This made it easy to get to the sensor and unclip the wires from it. You should have no trouble putting the sensor back into the hole it came out of it. Takes longer to undo the cover than to actually change out the sensor.

2006 Chevrolet Cobalt headlight bulb replacement: Purchase the correct replacement headlight bulb(s) first, before disassembling the vehicle. See sources and related links below for replacement bulb information. Then consult your owner's manual for the headlight bulb replacement procedure. As simple as it sounds, the owner's manual is the best place to start for bulb replacement instructions and illustrations. You may want to consider replacing both left and right at the same time in order to keep brightness and color equal (optional).