I have a 2007 Aveo LT that I just bought and theres this bumping sound like a flat tire but also sounds like my wheel is going to fall off when I hit bumps or rough roads, what could it be?, It also sounds like its my front driver side wheel
I have a 2007 Aveo LT that I just bought and theres this bumping sound like a flat tire but also sounds like my wheel is going to fall off when I hit bumps or rough roads, what could it be?, It also sounds like its my front driver side wheel
There is a common failure of the bushing in the rear axle beam. Search for solutions here. It's about a half day job to pull the beam and replace the bushings with a Volkswagen substitution.
Please do not power off, firmware update pending.....
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xy: front wheel suspected.
Could be any combination of things. Worn out ball joint/tie rod end comes to mind. If one of those is about to let go, it's a serious safety issue (loss of steering when it fails).
I am hoping its none of them, but its going to the shop soon, I also have a oil leak that I need to have fixed, its leaking around the valve cover, didn't notice the leak until my engine was smoking but it wasn't overheating so I started to look for leaks and found fresh oil right under the cover, also airbag light stays on and check engine light stays on
Last edited by ChaosSaber; 01-30-2016 at 10:41 AM.
Please post back when you get it checked. It's always good to know what the issue was for others searching the forum who come across your questions.
Also: I take it you don't do any of your own work? EG: gasket replacement to stop the oil leak?
Its the Catalytic Converter is why the check engine light is on, I don't do any of the work unless its something I can get to my self, its also showing a error code for the camshaft position sensor
Last edited by ChaosSaber; 02-01-2016 at 07:46 AM.