20 Most Recent 2009 Chevrolet HHR - Page 2 Questions & Answers

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ECS Emission Control System Or ESC electronic stability control

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Should be two sensors mounted towards the top of the grille.

check the ball joints

COULD BE FUSE MAYBE RELAY OR HEADLIGHT SWITCH.

you need to get a new window regulator,,, the inside the regulator the cable came out of the plastic wheels. or the bolts holding the regulator broken your window motor it work fine....

Is the security light on or blinking?If not then do you have power to the starter.You can check this with a test light.You should have power when you turn the key to start.The test light should light up.Should be the small wire.I believe it is purple in color.If the security light is on then you will have to get the codes to see what is causing the no start.Hope this helps.Good luck.

Sounds like the engine cooling fan clutch is defective. If it remains locked up the noise does sound like an airplane.

Under the air cleaner assembly towards the firewall it is the one on the left with the grey top and when faulty produces code of p0010 it is GM part number 12655 420

Should say on diagram in fuse box under hood or on side of dash

this, camshaft,, position sensor,, most of the time is located , behind the water pump,, and the timing belt.. but to make sure I recommend to buy the manual, repair book from your local auto parts for your vehicle when calling for the part sometimes the auto parts store will tell you the location of the part you are fixing to buy. second step will be call the chevy dealer service dept. and they can tell you, where this part goes.. I hope this help.... good luck...

Sounds like your driver door switch is bad. Pretty easy fix.

This code refers to the fuel rail pressure sensor circuit being high. The two most common problems of this code are a faulty sensor and/or faulty pressure regulator. A wiring/computer issue can also contribute to this code. I have had success with numerous vehicles displaying this code by changing the fuel pressure sensor and correcting the problems you have stated

Most common issue is a worn key but it could also be the tumblers inside the lock cylinder. I would get new key made at the dealer using the key code.

check the output section of your audio device, it is possible a fuse has blown behing the unit .... i.e . under the dashboard. What I mean is that some vehicle stereo units have two inline fuses, one for the display and one for the output section. The display fuse might stay undamaged whilst the output section fuse has blown. This can lead to a unit seeming to be functioning correctly when one of the fuses needs changing. The unit's internal fuses might also need to be checked itf the in line ones are intact. Could be this is the matter as it is very unusual for all speakers to go out at the same time, particularly if the equipment is all factory original. A straightforward if time consuming task, I would get an ICE tech to take a look at it. GOOD LUCK

either your clutch has failed or the input shaft on the trans failed, either way it will be necessary to remove the trans to determine the failure