Brake Light On Problems of Chevrolet Cobalt

Letter from senator nelson on behalf of constituent concerning the chevy recall on Cobalts for ignition key recalls; he handling for his daughter, the owner of the car; send respond directly to senator office, please ref: constituent. The consumer stated while driving, he lost power momentary. There was no steering ability, and when he applied the brake, all the warning lights illuminated on the dashboard. The vehicle the continued as normal. However, the traction control light and the brake light remained on. The dealer informed the consumer, the brake warning light and abs were not related to the recall, he then went to a local repair shop, where the found the abs fuse was blown and a wire was traced to a short in the ignition switch. However, the parts were not available .

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First got a very small crack in windshield and next day splintered all way across, still have not replaced first chevy I've owned that windows are crap. Speakers have not worked in front ever and only come on and work randomly now and than. Now brake fluid light constantly coming on even after a day I put fluid in. This is officially worst car I've owned out of all Chevrolets had!!!! basically all service to it costs as much as car!.

I notice as I was driving that my brake lightes would stay on when I am not pushing on the brake. It does not matter the speed that I am going. But when I do push on the brakes the lights go off, which I dont think should be happening since the driver behind me will not know that I am stopping. This is something that I dont think this should be happening on a car that was 2 years old at the time this started. I have been told by my dealership that other customer have complained about the same issue.

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I drive a 2009 chevy Cobalt ss, manual transmission when I parked at a friends apartment complex I applied my e-brake on a slight hill and the brake did not hold at all. I had to re park my vehicle on a completely flat surface and then place it in first gear. A few days later I decided to test something. So I parked my car on a flat surface and engaged the e-brake. The lever was able to be pulled all the way up with very little resistance. I then got out of my vehicle and was able to push my vehicle forward with little resistance. I then took my vehicle to the dealership and they fixed it under warranty. I then began to apply the e-brake and put my car in first gear every time I park. Then a few months ago, about on 01/05/2014 I experienced the similar issue. I noticed that I was able to pull my e-brake lever all the was up with little resistance. I then parked my car with it in neutral and the e-brake engaged and was able to push the car forward with very little effort. The dealership stated that the part is no longer under warranty and that they would not fix it for free. While looking online I noticed that this is a common problem with this vehicle. I found that the brake cable get stretched out very easily and that one of the two brake cables is often more stretched than the other.

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2006 Cobalt LS. Brakes sometimes stick. Like driving with the brakes slightly applied.

I have a 2009 chevy Cobalt ss. I bought it in March 09. The very first couple of days, I had a cracked turbo cooler and had to have something else major replaced. Then after 24k miles, I had to have the rear brakes and rotors replaced. Now at 31k miles, my srv brake system light is coming on. What is going on with the brakes on my car???.

The contact had several problems with a vehicle he previously owned. The vehicle stalled while driving. The vehicle was taken to the dealership for inspection. The dealer determined that the key chain was too long and touched his knee. The second problem concerned the brake light coming on momentarily. The dealership could not duplicate the problem. The third problem was that the door handle stuck one eighth of an inch from the door. As a result, he returned the vehicle back to the dealership. The ignition switch was replaced to hold the consumers heavy key chain. Updated 01/19/06.

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