20 Most Recent 2007 Pontiac Torrent AWD - Page 3 Questions & Answers

It can be many different parts that could cause the noise. Low on power steering fluid, worn or loose belt, defective constant velocity joint, defective wheel bearing, defective rack and pinion steering, worn steering parts (tie rod ends, ball joints, idler arm, etc.)

No it is not.

the front and rear wipers share the same reservoir under the hood

If you have a temperature gauge it should stay at or just below the middle when the vehicle is fully warmed up. Slight (very slight) fluctuation on the gauge is normal. This is all dependant upon having proper flow of coolant through your coolant system. If, for instance, your water pump is broken, there is no flow of fluid acros the temperature sensor, thereby giving you a false reading. The temperature sensors in the car need the fluid to flow across the sensor to give a true reading. When the car is fully warmed up, squeeze the top radiator hose hard a few times. You should feel moderate resistance and then you should feel the surge of coolant back through the hose as you release it. If you dont, your water pump may have quit working or you have a sizeable blockage in your coolant system.,

contact the customer relations on line and check for recalls and upgrades for your vehicle as dealers are reluctant to pass on this information.

my turn signals turn on ok but won't turn off after the turn is made, I have to manually turn them off. is this a fuse problem or could it be something else

well to get the key out all you need to do is takeWD-40 and put the small hose on it as far as you can down the ignition the spay it and wiggle the key UP AN DOWN then take a sewing needle and wiggle it around in the ignition som anything holdin the key in there will come loose. TRUST ME I HAD THE SAME PROBLEM WITH MY 2006 SILVERADO