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Chevrolet Cobalt Most Common Problems (All Years)

15
wheel bearing / hub
11
end link or bushing for stabilizer bar
6
control arm bushing / compliance bushing / tension strut bushing / thrust arm bushing
6
strut (suspension)
5
damper / shock absorber
5
fuel line
5
steering shaft / steering column
5
tie-rod / tie-rod end
5
VVT (variable valve timing) solenoid / actuator / motor / servo / cam phaser
4
camshaft position sensor
4
exhaust flex pipe / mid pipe / tail pipe
4
sensor wire or electrical connector (not entire harness)
2
A/C recharge (no parts replaced)
2
coil spring
2
control arm / tension strut / thrust arm / lateral link
2
control stalk for turn signals / lights / wipers
2
CV joint / axle / half shaft
2
cylinder head
2
engine short block
2
entire transmission
 
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Chart is based on 263 vehicles in TrueDelta's reliability survey.
These are the problems owners most commonly reported on TrueDelta's Car Reliability Survey. For many models not all entries have been coded yet, so focus on the relative numbers rather than the absolute numbers. Usually when people say "they all have this problem," the problem in question actually affects between 10 percent and 20 percent of all cars. We aren't counting wear items like brake pads and rotors that truly do require periodic replacement on all cars.