I have a chevy cobalt coupe 2005-2006. More like a 2005 but considered a 2006. It was wrecked, and the radio will not turn off. Think it might be a fuse but I need to know which fuse to check/replace. It also may have something to do with the ignition or some wiring in the steering column. If anyone has suggestions or knows exactly where the fuse is for the radio could you please help me out?

U R talking a BIG job if U don't know how to work in the dask of UR car. The newer vehicles are a tare the WHOLE dash out to get to a few things. If U R confident in UR knowledge & abilities, U may pull it off. Taking UR time is one of the main things that U have to remember so that something DOESN'T get broke. NEVER FORCE any thing, if it doesn't come out, look for another screw, clip, bolt or something like that.

dealership has to reset radio code.some times owners manual will help.

2007 chevy cobalt,,I need the wiring diagram for the battery or please tell me positive cable connects first to ? And the Neg. Connects to thank u

is it an aftermarket radio? it sounds like the power wire is tapped into the illumination wire.

I have a 2007 Chevy Cobalt LS Coupe and have recieved two recall letters on the power steering.

first thing first check all the fusses if thy are good then the buzzer i probably bad

are you trying to remove the cushion or the back rest?

you will need to do a security relearn.
1.turn key to on position and leave on
2.after 10 minutes the light will flash and go out turn the key on to off 3x then leave on again.
3. do this 3 times for 30 minutes then after 30 minutes your 3rd time and after turning the key 3 times the 4th time start the car. it should start right up.

this is probably a safety. no explosion, shut down. check to make sure no wires were cut/damaged and look in the trunk for an emergency shut off. there might also be a shut down relay onboard. if there is it's under the hood in the relay box.

It sounds like there is something very major wrong with your ride. I think it would have something wrong with the fuse box or computer system.