My 08' Aveo 5 is nearing 60,000 miles. I asked dealership if I could go 62,000 miles and then change they said they've seen some go 95,000.
I left the motor warm up and don't punish with hard acceleration. This is 5 speed car. Any thoughts? Wardie
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My 08' Aveo 5 is nearing 60,000 miles. I asked dealership if I could go 62,000 miles and then change they said they've seen some go 95,000.
I left the motor warm up and don't punish with hard acceleration. This is 5 speed car. Any thoughts? Wardie
Belts are hard to tell when and if they will break, Aveos have interference engines so if the timing belt goes, it could be way worse then just changing the belt... Up to you if you want to take the risk
There are plenty of threads of belts snapping before 60,000 miles. ;) When i changed mine the old belt still looked new and could have went longer but better to be safe than sorry.Quote:
Originally Posted by wardie
Wardie,
Please keep us updated if you're feel there is an issue with your vehicle. If you any repair or dealership issues, please send us a PM with your VIN#, name, situation, dealership, contact information, and current mileage. I hope all is going well despite any vehicle concerns.
Matt,
GM Customer Assistance (Assisting Vanessa)
Mtt I don't know why GM Customer Assistance even bothers to post. Your answer is let us know how you did. Several Aveo owners appear to be having problems and you say "keep us posted". Why not try and help Matt Vanessa's assistant
Mine was the same, the belt looked brand new even though it git double its life expectancy the idker pulley on the other hand had a small crack begining to form
Wardie, they are here to help that is why that asked you PM (Private Message) them VIN#, name, situation, dealership, contact information, and current mileage if you need assistance with your issue(s). Your posts tone (to me at least) sounds like bashing which I feel is unwarranted.Quote:
Originally Posted by wardie
Wardie, With your particular situation, you are taking the necessary steps by discussing this with your dealership. Matt, reached out to you to provide customer assistance and to document your concerns in case you’re not successful with the dealership. Just as a friendly reminder, because we’re not certified mechanics we are unable to provide DIY tips. Our goal is to be a resource for owners regarding GM Warranty concerns, Aveo car features and operation, and a plethora of Aveo concerns.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chevy Customer Svc
Please feel free to reach out to us whenever necessary via this forum or through private message.
Regards,
Vanessa
GM Customer Service
Aveo5_boy,Quote:
Originally Posted by Aveo5_boy
Thanks for your support!
Vanessa
GM Customer Service
Thanks to all for their advice