2006 Chevy Cobalt LTE

Asked by sthurman Jul 25, 2014 at 09:04 PM about the 2006 Chevrolet Cobalt LT Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My Daughter's 2006 Cobalt makes a noise that sounds like driving over washboards
from about 25mph and up it get louder with speed. no vibration in steering wheel and it
does it with engine in neutral going down highway engine at idle I had tires replaced
and it is not the tires don't feel like it is the drive train. There is some sort of mount (big
round disk looking thing) from engine to steering between engine in firewall and it
appears to have a gap in it. Make me wonder if there is supposed to be a rubber
bushing showing. Any ideas?

3 Answers

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Its your hubs the car sounds like your muffler with a honing sound. Replace all four on the car, cost not cheap with parts and labor about 600.00

I have a 06 colbat its called the colbat quiver I had to replace both my lower control arms the bushings go bad took me a while to figure it out cost me 50 bucks for the pair off Ebay I put them in myself

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