2009 Chevrolet Cobalt "loose heat shield" Questions

...under my driver seat,is it a broken heat shield or my transmission??? Since you drive it at those speeds I don't think it's your trans. I would look for something that could be loose under the

...heat shield on my daughter's 2008 Chevy Cobalt has fell loose and is supported only because it sits on top of the exhaust. There are what appears to be pins that it clipped to...I can still push ...

heat shield could be broken or loose missing screws to hold it in place.NO bad idea DONT remove heat shield it protects other components from heat damage.heat shields also protect vechicle floor board

...noises are just heat shields that have come loose check under the bonnet and under the car for loose heat shields also the heat shield around the cat can corode and come lose hopevthis helps ...

loose heat shield for the catalytic converter. Many times, a weld will break loose leaving you with a hanging heat shield that vibrates and "rattles" while you drive. A trip to the muffler shop should

loose heat shield, but they can't get to it to fix. How would you fix a loosed heat shield. thanks If its the heat shield against the underside.its install with fender style aluminum rivets( if you do

loose in there Most likely the heat shield on the Catalytic converter has rusted off some of the heat shields mounts go underneath the truck and see if you can wiggle the heat shield, if it does thats

when hitting rough roads and rr crossings could be a loose heat shield on the exhaust or motor. could also be a problem with the struts but with a vehicle that new most likely just a loose heat shield

...converter. If loose, the heat shield should be removed. If it is not the heat shield as stated, check the catalytic converter may be broken internally. check the carrier baring for the ...

heat shield check and see if any are loose the 2001 mdx are common for the front and rear converter heatshields becomeing loose. even thoe they may not look bad, one side of the shields mounting bolts