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Hello and welcome. this noise is normally caused by a noisey steering I-shaft. there is a steering shaft that goes in between the steering column and the steering gear. this shaft has a slip joint that becomes noisey. all you need to do is lube the i-shaft with some special lube and you will be good to go
There is a recall on the power steering just call any GM place and tell the that you have a recall and would like to have it fixed and it won't cost you a dime!
It sounds like the power steering motor is overheating pre maturely. Changing the motor should take care of the problem. What really happens is the motor reports to the power steering module that it is over heating and the module is shutting power to the motor down, the motor is actually no overheating.
im not too sure when the crossover is but the newer cobalts are equipped with electric power steering, and to me it sounds like a short between the powersteering circuit and the vehicle speed circuit.
these vehicles have ELECTRIC POWER STEERING
chances are you are going to need a steering column the module is not serviced seperate
you can have it checked out there will be a fault code set
your chevy cobalt has a eletrionic power steering steer gear there is no power steering pump. there is a relay switch that if wet will short out. try to disconnect your battery for 10 min to reset to factory specs
it should have a self diagnose light warning the driver of any malfunction. It can be the PSCM ( Power Steering Control Module) Sensor. when something goes wrong, the PSCM sets a code and turns off the power assist which is what you are now experiencing. you have to take it and get a code to see which part you need. It can be the sensor or the motor. Both are located on the steering column.
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