2009 Chevrolet Aveo - Page 8 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

If your fluid level is ok, take it to a trany shop

Ask at dealers they will know where the OBDII is located ,a car this new should be accessed from under the front drivers side footwell unlike some older europeon vehicles that i work on.Even here now in europe they have started to read OBDII on newer cars but our test has a probe up the tailpipe and measures about 7 different things .I think they are reading the ECU for the chassis number ect ,looking for stolen cars

OBD plugs and sockets are available on eBay. It should be fairly easy to solder the wires onto a new socket as long as you ensure you put them in the same position on the new one as they were on the old. Not sure what sure what you mean by the studs.

Is it possible that there is no other damage than just the timing belt? forward the details to me on [email protected]

Call or go to your local GM dealership. Tell them you just purchased this vehicle and you need the radio code. They should give it to you over the phone. It only takes them 10 seconds to look it up, If you have the books and manual that come with the car from the dealer, these codes are located within those books it could be on a sticker, on the page, in the manual that tells you how to enter the code or some other informational card from the dealership

go buy a repair manual... it will show you how to line them up

K otro carro puedo usar la palanca mi carro es Aveo 2007 standaed

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12 volts

METER , CLOCK F4 fuse 10 amp - location , instrument panel fuser box .

If oil pan is bend you need to take the dent out or replace it because your connecting road is kicking and gets stock
If after you fix that the noise still there you might run it with low oil and connecting road is doing the noise

Could be temperature sensor if car is not overheating. make sure your coolant level is good. Just to make sure you know this. The radiator fan is activated by the coolant temp in engine. The radiator fan can come on even if the car is turned off. Something I would check first. Look at the radiator fans. If you have 2 one will come on and off with the A/C. The other will come on when the engine gets to operating temperature. As long as the engine temp is in normal range the engine fan should stay on. When temp seems to rise above normal make sure the fan is running. I had a issue years ago where the fan relay would get very hot(hot compared to the other relays) and would open and the fan would go off. When the relay cooled down it would close and the fan would run again. I fixed by changing the relay.

need to test why main fuse burnt up in the first place --need to search for a short

Your talking about engine coolant temp sensor? Hope this helps.

I recently changed the 10 amp fuse inside the car, 4th fuse down from the far left, lablled cluster in manual and when I took it out I couldn't shift out of Park! When I put in a new one it was ok again!
Hope this helps

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trouble codes are 5 digits starting with a letter

Hi this should put you on the right track. Chevrolet Aveo Engine ECU Location

I looked at info for 05 chevy aveo, 1.6L engine. acdelco part number, NGK 1fr6e11 Your owners manual has this info. If you don't have an owners manual, my.gm.com has your owners manual, free to read online.

Usually in the gas tank just under the fuel pump. Good Luck Friend.