Chevrolet HHR owners have reported 3 problems related to power steering fluid (under the steering category). The most recently reported issues are listed below. Also please check out the statistics and reliability analysis of Chevrolet HHR based on all problems reported for the HHR.
Husband driving to gas station in our community and power steering went out. . . . He managed to drive it to our mechanics shop about 4 miles from our house. . . . He turned the car off and restarted it and the power steering was working again. . . . He explained what happened to our mechanic and he was advised it was a sealed pump and it was not power steering fluid leak. . . . I can only imagine what could have happened if we had been on one of the 3 major hi ways that we travel once a week to get into st. Louis. We always research these types of problems on the internet and found numerous complaints for this same issue. . . The cobalt and Hhr are literally the same car why was the cobalt recalled for this major and dangerous problem but the Hhr is not. . . . . Never will I ever purchase another chevy. . . . . Sticking with the foreign manufacturers from now on since chevy fails to see that this is a problem.
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I was taking my children to the dentist, so I was going to go over the mountain. I had just went through a very curvy road and was on a straight part when the power steering went out. I pulled over to see if I was leaking power steering fluid not realizing until later it is electronic. I turned the car of and back on. It was reset. I drove over the next part of the mountain slowly like 25 to 30 mhp. I made it over the mountain on to the main highway. It went out again. I did the same thing pulled over turn the car off and on again. I did not get to drive but a couple of miles and it went out again. I made it to a country store and parked the car. I called my parents to see if they could come get us/ tow the car. They called the dealership who advised them that I drive the car back to them. Since I could not afford to pay to have it towed, I drove to the dealership. It went out again on the trip home 2 more times. I made it to the dealership taking the long way back not over the mountain. They could not find out if my car was on a recall list for the power steering. Since I am on the list for ignition problem, I am refusing to drive the car until it is fixed. My children and myself may have been killed or injured if the power steering had went out as I was driving over the mountain. Where I live the roads are curvy especially the mountain I went over! I really think the steering issue needs to be on recall before people are seriously hurt. The young generation have no experience driving without power steering and I thank the good lord I knew how to drive tractors without power steering.
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I continue to have a dumbie light come on my message center on my dash saying power steering. I just moved to CT from lousiana. I thought because the weather was getting cold. I checked the fluid and it was not frozen or empty. I just had taken it to the dealer for a oil change and vehicle check and all fluids were where they should be. No leaks. I did a search on the net and found 1000's of complaints of this same issue. Any new thoughts on what to do?.
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