Why does my HHR sound like it is not shifting into gear?

Asked by lulujon Apr 16, 2014 at 12:00 AM about the 2007 Chevrolet HHR LT FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

When driving, the HHR sounds like it is not shifting into high gear. It makes a whining noise.

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James answered 10 years ago

maybe its not shifting. and the wining sound is high rpm,s the engine light should come on with a code stored

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GMCustomerService answered 10 years ago

We're sorry to hear your experiencing concerns with your vehicle. We may not be able to provide any technical advice, however if you'd like our assistance please reach out to us directly. Thank you, Andraya R. GM Customer Care

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Brandon answered 7 years ago

It drives like its in a LOW gear and when coming to stop its making a winding noise. Like ur pushing a remote control toy car. We JUST got the smh traction control off and now this??

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