My chevy cobalt 07 's engine goes off while at stop signs.

Asked by Olori Horlarh Jun 28, 2018 at 01:21 AM about the 2007 Chevrolet Cobalt LT Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Hi. My chevy cobalt 07 's engine goes off while at
stop signs. The MPH also spikes up and down
even when not moving. Can anyone help with a
lasting solution plsssss? Thanks

3 Answers

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Have it tested first. Don’t just start replacing random parts without proper diagnosis or you’ll bankrupt yourself. Have it scanned for trouble codes as well. There is information stored in the computer.

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Clean, tighten, & check battery terminals. Had this happen with mine. It also caused the car to jolt while cruising at highway speeds. Scan if still occurs. I also heard of oxidation on the copper cluster contacts can cause the cluster to jump around. Just a couple simple things to check. Plenty of youtube videos on these.

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