Not sure what the issue is .

Asked by EMW73 Nov 16, 2024 at 11:37 PM about the 2007 Chevrolet Cobalt LT Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Driving when engine, abs,traction
control, &anti theft lights came on
the power steering and radio went
out rpm shot up then down gas
gauge didn't work it bogged down
thankfully i dint have to drive far it
died as I was pulling in wouldn't
start back up for several hours
had to jump it a few times it
wouldn't stay running  does
anyone know what this could be ?

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beatupchevy answered 3 days ago

When did you get this car , was it in a flood ? When that kind of thing happens you should shut it down and take it to a shop or tow it home

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Gene answered 3 days ago

Sounds like an error in the ECM's basic programming, has the vehicle been subject to any electrical surges like jump starting another vehicle or a recent battery replacement without the proper keep alive memory tools hooked up? Of course, check the basics first, battery cables, ground connections all over the vehicle especially computer and chassis grounds. If you still hit a wall, then it time for the pros to take a look.

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