20 Most Recent 2005 Pontiac Vibe 1.8 Questions & Answers

this is called a parasitic drain. It could be a trunk or glovebox light that isnt turning off.

Your vehicle computer needs to relearn because of the loss of power to the ECU. Once your car goes through the drive cycle, things should calm down. I think your Tail light may either be a coincidence or you neglected to put a ground wire on...

The wiper relay in a Pontiac Vibe is located in the under hood fuse box. With the ignition in the ON position, accessory voltage is supplied through the 25A WPR fuse to the WIPER relay, the WIPER HI relay and the WSH relay that are all located in the underhood fuse block.

could be body control module

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Brake pads to rotor ,metal to metal ?

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most likely you will need to break it done anyway. You will most likely find you have to replace the water pump.

Its on the turn signal stalk with the headlight control if your car is equipped with them.

You got front wheel bearing noise you have to replace one or both wheel bearings.

i don't know - i am guessing heater/AC vents stuck, connection to dash control lost or gate jammed. eg. pencil or something fell into windshield vent etc. you could ask GM if there was a problem on this. Toyota Matrix may have same heater so you could ask Toyota dealer similar. temporary [one trip] fix might be to select 'inside air' but opena window. good luck.

The fusible link is essentially an in line fuse on the positive terminal of the battery. To determine if the fusible link has been blown , one test lead of your ohmmeter should be on the positive terminal of the battery and the other test lead should be on the end of the fusible link going to the circuit it protects. If the link is ok, then the ohmmeter will read the same resistance as when the test leads are touched together, or very low resistance, usually less than 0.2 ohms. Replace if bad. Auto parts stores should have them. My preference would be NAPA

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