20 Most Recent 2008 Chevrolet Aveo5 Questions & Answers

By tester, do you mean you have a P012x/P022x code from a code reader? If so, be sure to verify that the TPS itself is bad, and that you don't have a circuit (wiring) problem. RockAuto lists the TPS as a separate part, so if it does turn out to be bad, you should be able to replace just the TPS. Some cars require that the TPS be calibrated with the ECM after installation; don't know about yours.

radio and clock dnt work on aveo fuses are gud keeps reseting clock radio is dead

this is not a simple repair take to repair garage.

There's one under your dash and one under the hood

I don't understand how a 2008 vehicle is still under warranty? It's 3 years or 36,000 miles, whichever occurs first. So I don't think you can do the 'lemon' thing. Sounds like you need to find a better shop!

The fuse you are looking for is in the instrument panel fuse box located inside the vehicle. It's a little different between the hatchback and the sedan but the panels are in the same location. Below i gave you a picture of the location for both of them. If you have the hatchback, the fuse you are looking for wil be marked "LTR" and if you have the sedan it will be the one marked cigar (see layout of fuses below for both below). This should be in your owners manual if you have one. If you don't and would like a copy, You can email me at [email protected] with your make model and year and I will be happy to email you a copy. I hope this helps and good luck.

Probably the throw out bearing. I fit were mine I would replace the master, slave and bearing. Have to pull the transmission to do it.

There are like three bolts holding the entire starter assembly in. The wires to it are large to carry a lot of amperage. There are basically two and they will have learned the position they are bolted on. remove them and then replace the old unit with the new and the wires will want to go back tot heir old positions. If you are uncomfortable doing this then don't. I did this once on a Ford 460 on a freeway on ramp. It is very quick and easy. Here is a link to picture of the starter: http://www.jcwhitney.com/2004-2008-chevrolet-aveo/auto-7-oe-replacement-starter-remanufactured/p3044588d17269y2004-2008j1.jcwx

its likely your throwout bearing is stuck its on a shaft that lets it glide back an forth . soon you wont be able to turn the engine over at all as it will now rust or jam. when they replace it they will need to polish the shaft well or will happen again.

posiibly you need CV joint.it happens louder when you turn the wheel right?

Yes, Yes, Yes

It is underneath the plastic paneling under your e-brake handle

The airbag relay is located under the plastic paneling under your e-brake handle. remove the screw covers, remove the screws. ,!!!! Before u unhook anything relating to your airbag system disconnect your posi battery lead. Once you have done that you can unmourned your airbag relay and harness.

Replace it.