20 Most Recent 2007 Chevrolet Aveo 1.4 Questions & Answers

Depending on the vehicle the oil light could be many things that have little to do with the oil pressure. There are sensors all over your vehicle checking for O2. I would suggest you have it hooked up to a computer to determine what is causing the light to trip.

You have a three pin coolant sensor. Replace it. Along with the T stat.

Demand your money back Bad rebuild job.

Ck fuse number 18 in the IPM.That would be under the hood and it is a 20amp fuse.check me also

SCHEMO YOUR 1.5l IF USA THAT IS. IF SPARK IS DEAD,YOU ARE BARKING UP THE WRONG TREE !

Justine Scroggins wrote: Look under the dash. under the steering column. you will see a black box with a little antenna, it has a white plug in it about 3 inches long. just unplug that. it unhooks the alarm .. it worked for me.

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

Please check your clutch

dealer need vin and proof of ownership

Imobiliser is switched on. Switch it off and try again.

Anti theft mode did the battery cables get disconnected or are they corroded if so the power was lost and came back but the alarm sounded or just the power loss put the car in theft mode clean the battery cables with alcohol and a rag then reconnect them when the alarm sounds use you remote control to stop it and then start the car

some of the spares have a tps check them if no sensor then one of the sensors are failing

Which engine does yours have ? Figure 1: Single Cooling Fan (1.2L) Figure 2: Single Cooling Fan - 1.4L SOHC, 1.5L Figure 3: Dual Cooling Fan - 1.4L DOHC, 1.6L The first two have two relays in the under hood fuse box ,the last one uses three relays . all located in the under hood fuse box

All listed here https://www.aveoforum.com/forum/f82/2009-aveo-1-6-head-bolt-torque-specs-21716/ ..

What is the torque setting for chevrolet aveo 2009

trouble codes are 5 digits starting with a letter