Asking all the Cavalier owners out there; what has gone wrong with their cavaliers(as in repairs) throughout the car's lifetime?
Mine is(im at 140,000km):
Radiator
water pump
serpentine belt and tensioner
front wheel bearings
and oil changes and general maintenance
2006-12-30
20:56:16
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Yeah ok i guess it is, but what im asking is what can i expect to go in the future, genious?
2006-12-30
21:08:33 ·
update #1
If you have a four cylinder motor, leaking head gaskets, (coolant leaks) and exhaust manifold cracking. For all motors they have bad belt tensioners, starters, alternators, ignition module and crank sensor failures, corroding spark plug wires and coil towers, intake manifolds leaking oil and coolant, oil pump drives leaking oil profusely, mufflers rotting, rear shocks leaking, front stabilizer bar bushing noisey, PCM board problems, ignition switch internal contacts faulty, premature brake pad wear, rotors warp and need to be replaced, steering rack leaks or worn out, worn out tie rods (inner and outer), ball joints worn out, wiper switches, headlight switches. I think that is pretty much all the usual things that used to go wrong with the Cavaliers. I actually like the cars and think they are fairly reliable and I should know as I used to own one and repaired thousands of them. Preventive maintenance can save a lot of time and money if it is constantly done. I really believe that.
2006-12-31 06:45:46
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answered by Deano 7
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Cars are "all" junk any more, and not worth buying. Out of your list is a timing chain/belt. You cannot be far from that needing replaced, so check your owners manual to see when that is in the maintenance schedule. Yours has given you very little trouble, and I know you are very lucky, but this goes to prove that if you take care of your car it will take care of you. Oh yeah, the transmission won't be far off either if its a straight drive then a clutch will be in order soon too.
Glad I could help you, Good Luck!!!
2006-12-30 22:46:27
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answered by Anonymous
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relatively now....bypass to the closest Chevrolet broking to you and bypass into the factors branch....they are able to reserve you a 2005 cavalier restore handbook.....are you useful you checked good with autozone or develop or napa......all of them can get the Chiltons handbook that covers each and every thing from soup to nuts......if no longer in inventory have them order it for you.....
2016-11-25 02:30:17
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answered by Anonymous
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front axles orcommonley called cv s they should normally be replaced every 60-70 thousand miles 140000???lots could happen and nothing could happen got a jeep 240000miles only fixed oil filter adapter in 5 years of abuse
2006-12-30 23:01:01
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answered by Ray M 2
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Those are all part of that cars lifetime repairs...Almost everyone I know whos had one (including me) has had to do those repairs
2006-12-30 21:00:43
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answered by Terry J 2
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