2006 Chevrolet HHR "engine power down" Questions

...engine power code is on. what do i do? the batteydied and i jumped it off. thats when the engine power reduced light came on and the up and down idoling began Nick; Hopefully this does not reach ...

...engine lost power and all my lights went out. Low traction came up on the odemeter. The other two times it was pot holes and I lost all power including brakes and steering. Chevy dosn't want to touch ...

...engine power off". My car also right afterwards said to "check charge system". That's the alternator, the wires on the front of it had come loose. I plugged it back in and the car started right back ...

...power, kind of like bad gas, any suggestions Have you replaced the spark plugs or coil packs? A lot of times spark plugs will only miss once a load is put on them. Here are some tips to help you ...

...engine size. Under system click on lighting ,then under subsystem click on headlamps . Click the search button then the blue link . Looking at the diagram you will see the headlamp / multifunction ...

...engine requires spark, fuel and compression to run. That's what we have to look for. These are the basics that need to be tested and will give us the info required to isolate a cause. 1) Test for ...

engine power and check engine light come on while driving down the street Its only four things that turn on the M.I.L is the coolant,oil,spark advance and the exhaust emissions. The problem may lay in

...engine power reduced displays Could be something causing the engine to die which is making the warning light come on, or something that the computer sees as a threat of damage to the engine and the ...

...power steering pump fuse relay. it's very likely blown. another, more frightening, possibility is that when you started your engine on the jump, the other cars battery was a much higher cold cranking ...

engine light was off. I then left there parking lot and drove maybe a mile and it had no power, was idiling rough and kept wanting to die. Take your car to a real shop, not one with pretend mechanics,