20 Most Recent 2005 Chevrolet Cobalt - Page 9 Questions & Answers

Some of these newer trans have NO dipstick. In the mfg. opinion, if there is not a leak, its full...A trans flush will remove the fluid and replace with new..Never staed if you were exp. any problem...

there is a relay should hear it click when you press the button and the ligh comes on. can be in the dash or in the fuse box or behind the fuse box

Take it to a shop. Don't fool with it. It has to do with the traction control.

Possible bad blower switch

5/16 OR 8MM

The Evap Vent Solenoid is located on the evap canister under the rear of the car near the fuel tankHere is a video that might help you. Its for an impala but it should point you in the right directionhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wiuS-uhURM

It might not have one, some of the newer cars utilize an electrical assist steering system, eliminating the need for fluid.

most likely brushs nearly worn to limit ,replace brushs and holder as regulator is same unit

Try following the fuel lines from the pump and look for a squashed steel line that is blocking the fuel flow. IT is possible the some wires were damaged from the debris.

ck the fuses also the fuel pump relay