car gets really loud, like a winding noise, when going over 25mph. Shifts and drives ok, just loud. Gas mileage as it should be also.

Asked by Kelli Mar 12, 2014 at 02:45 PM about the 2007 Chevrolet Cobalt LS Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

car gets really loud above 25mph, loud kind of winding noise, drives and shifts ok.  Does not shake.  Gas mileage still good.

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Is the noise com9ng from the engine area or could it be your cats are sick?

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If it sounds like it could be an exhaust noise check the flex connection that connects the exhaust manifold on the engine to the exhaust system. I've had 2 '06s and they have both failed. It's not a cheap part, surprise, surprise, but you'll need a new one. Don't bother with a used one. The labor is about 1.5 hours at a muffler shop.

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