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2011 CHEVY CRUZE COOLANT HOSE CRACKED
2011 CHEVY CRUZE COOLANT HOSE DRIVERS
2011 CHEVY CRUZE COOLANT HOSE FULL

2011 CHEVY CRUZE COOLANT HOSE FULL

I have paid for the full warranty package when the car was purchased plus extended warranty package.

I believe this could effect the engine cooling performance and damage the engine if not already. I have an appointment on with the dealer and I'm going to ask for a refund due to in my opinion excessive coolant problems. Because a hose was attached to it they claimed it was not covered! my invoice reads $180. 80 for what turned out to be a outlet manifold, attached to the engine (failure). Not covered under warranties due to it being a hose. Another coolant leak, outlet manifold and hose failure. This was part of a recall so the repair was made. The dealer found that the water pump seal was bad and that the coolant would drip onto the underlying pan and evaporate not leaving a trace of a leak. So we both inspected the car and could not find any leaks so elected to fill the reservoir and notified the dealer. She notified me that she needed coolant added. Chevy Cruze 2011, Engine Coolant Curved Radiator Hose by Dayco®. My wife notice the coolant reservoir level had falling well below the full mark. Trying to figure out what the part is called. Now two month later, the problem is present and the chevy dealership claims that it will not be covered since that recall is no longer "open" on my vehicle. FarTooJones said: Have a small coolant leak, think ive identified where its coming from. They proceeded to inspect the engine cooling system, at which time it passed their inspection.

When I took my vehicle to the chevy dealership for the ac, they noticed the open recall for the cooling system and recommended I have it looked at while I was there. Two months ago, my ac broke due to a rock hitting it. I was not having issues with engine cooling at the time, and I put the letter to the side. The letter told me to take my vehicle in for service if there were any issues with the engine cooling system. I received a letter in the mail from gm in 2014 about possible coolant leak.

2011 CHEVY CRUZE COOLANT HOSE DRIVERS

There are two small coolant lines that both run between the throttle body on the passenger end of the motor and the water outlet on the drivers end of the motor (referring to left-hand drive). Price: Alternate: No parts for vehicles in selected markets. We had an unusual experience while replacing the intake manifold in our 2013 Cruze LS 1.8 (LUW). CHEVROLET > 2011 > CRUZE > 1.8L L4 > Cooling System > Radiator Hose. He filled up the coolant again and it is steadily leaking coolant when the car is running. Throttle Body Heater Inlet Pipe - 25192905. Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2022. This part and a new radiator/reservoir cap fixed the leak. A week later, my battery died, so when my husband when to jump my car, he noticed the coolant level was once again low and that there was coolant present on the engine hoses. GaeaAuto Throttle Body Heater Inlet & Outlet Pipe Hose fit for 2011-2018 Chevy Cruze Limited Sonic 1.8L 1.6L 25192905. This recall includes the following vehicles which may be prone to transmission fluid leaks: 2018-2019 Chevrolet Cruze. 8L, VIN H (8th digit, opt LUW), AT Remanufactured: See availability Used: 1,797. The latest recall affecting the Chevy Cruze was announced in 2020.

2011 CHEVY CRUZE COOLANT HOSE CRACKED

Obviously, I need to replace that hose and possibly the sensor attached, but I don't know its name.My husband noticed the coolant level was low while changing my oil. radiator hose, a cracked or leaking thermostat housing, or a bad radiator.

I think the P0300 might be new, not sure. All the same error codes are back again after that test drive.

I cleared engine codes after changing the air filter.

I'm unsure if it had been there and I didn't notice it or if that was new (I'd like to think I would have noticed that).

Once home, I noticed the hole in the hose (see image below).

On the way home from the gas station it started acting worse than ever (even more jerking) so I eased off the accelerator and drove home slower.

It behaved perfectly on the way to the gas station. At first it was doing more of the same (lack of power and jerking), but after a minute or two it started driving normally, so I decided to go get gas.

Test drove it about a mile afterwards.

I noticed that I used a different type of air filter last time I replaced it (it looked like my current one but has a fuzz glued to the bottom of it similar to this air filter).

Replaced Air Filter today (FRAM 10989).

A week or so ago I started having lack of power issues which felt like the vehicle not wanting to shift gears. 1m Nylon Steel Braided Oil Fuel Hose AN16 Car Turbo Radiator Pipe Line Retrofit (Fits: 2011 Chevrolet Cruze) 35.00.

History of Coolant issues, in the past 4 years I've replaced the water outlet valve, many many hoses, thermostat, temperature sensors, and ending with the radiator a few months ago.