So another power steering motor bites the dust on old Blue. Shouldn’t complain considering that it could have been the power steering MODULE and that could h…
Replacing The Power Steering MOTOR On A Chevy Cobalt – 03/12/2014
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Great video and very entertaining! I am currently in the middle of this
power steering fiasco with my 2006 HHR. Could I have caused the problem
from the jumping the car off from the front booster instead of the battery
in the back? Eventually it’s exhausting accessing that rear end battery.
I have a 2008 Chevy cobalt, and I’ve been having issues with my power
steering for a couple of months. Once I start my car and drive it for 5
seconds the “power steel” comes up and my steering wheel becomes hard to
control. I don’t know if it’s the motor or if my module is fried up…
I have an Pontiac Pursuit 2005 and now I got this problem. Last time when I
was driving in highway start flashing “power steering” and the direction
becamed strong till I started again the engine and now I don’t know what I
mst be do. Can you help me?
Having problems with my power steering u advise not to drive it since it
will fry the module?
When you concluded it was the motor that was bad, did you test it to
confirm this? I have a Cobalt with power steering issues, pulled the motor
and tested it to a battery and it works fine. Just checking to make sure
I’ve ruled out that the motor is not the problem.
I find it odd that a motor would be an issue too since electric motors only
have 1 moving part. Please let me know how you confirmed it was the motor.
I guess thats the downside of the electric power steering. I’d have thought
these cars were new enough and still worth replacing that, but I honestly
don’t know when they came out.
Another great video by a great mechanic!
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