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My 2006 chevy cobalt is having problems staying running when the rpms drop below 1000, but runs fine at normal speed. I have heard egr valve, throtle control sensor, idol speed control. Ideas?
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I had the same problem with my 2005 Cobalt LT. I fixed it by removing the throttle body and cleaning it. There was a lot of build up in there causing the the valve to stick.
u may have a brake booster leaking vacum when u apply the brake its useing vacum from engine see if u can hear a hissing sound when apllying brake if so thats ur problem
Normally the low pressure and High pressure lines run on the passenger side of the engine area. They are the two aluminum lines that run to the firewall from the AC compressor. The good news is the refill can you are going to use to refill your system will only fit the low side line. The fitting is most likely covered by a plastic dust cap to keep it clear.
check belt tension, check power alternator field and armature windings according to specs (smaller wires going to alternator harness) check voltage drop on main alternator cable going to battery, less than 0.4 volts ok, check alternator ground (less than 0.1v ok) check if alternator is regulating voltage in alternator or by pcm computer, also check if vehicle has a load detector to increas rpm while under electrical load....
reduced engine power message chevy cobalt 2006,cars sputtering, and when i presses on the gas the car wont move, i can put the pedal to the floor and the rpm's dont bulge
this may be a compresor issue,when the car is normal(a/c off) the compressor is not draging the engine,how ever when on if the compressor is goin bad(seizing) will turn your engine off and the belt will drag. have you compressor checked and also see if the system is over charged.
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