Spectra intake kit with a thrush glass pack sounds good. Thats around $60 - $70. I have an echarger($50) hooked up to my intake and cat delete headers($400). The headers are painted and wrapped with 50 feet. Its sound good. When I put the headers on, it gave it a deeper rumble. Ebay and JEGS.com is your best friend.
I have had this exact same problem and have searched high and low and your post is the only one I found with my same problem. I was hoping you could let me know if you ever found out what the problem was and if it was fixable?
I really appreciate your help, nobody seems to know what to do!
If anyone can shed some light on this issue I would be greatly appreciative!
My Chevy Aveo 2006 will not start. When I turn the key, the car honks eerily but refuses to turn on. I know it is probably an electrical problem...but I don't really know anything about cars.
Hi for years we had a problem with the alarm (horn) going off for no apparent reason and we finally found a mechanic who understood the problem. There is an actuator under the hood that needs replacing,this is hooked up to the alarm and once it was replaced the problem stopped. Any reputable Chevy dealer should have this problem well documented. Hope this helps Peter
I have also been experiencing random alarm activations, and recently it has increased dramatically in frequency to about 3-4 times a night. Let me tell you the neighbors LOVE me!
My fiance was able to remove the horn fuse to temporarily solve the problem.
I called my local Chevy dealer, and they were well aware of the problem. The said that it is the hood actuator, and it is about $190 to repair.
I purchased an Aveo in 06. I have not had too much problems with it because of regular maintainence. A couple of years ago the door locks quit engaging even though when I push the lock button on the key fob it makes the chirping sound. The alarm will sound when the door is opened. The car was broken into earlier this summer because of the problem. Any suggestions?
That's horrible that your vehicle was broken into! While this should not be considered an official GM diagnosis, this may be an issue with your door lock actuators. What are your plans for potentially getting this looked into?
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Thats around $60 - $70.
I have an echarger($50) hooked up to my intake and cat delete headers($400).
The headers are painted and wrapped with 50 feet.
Its sound good.
When I put the headers on, it gave it a deeper rumble.
Ebay and JEGS.com is your best friend.
I have had this exact same problem and have searched high and low and your post is the only one I found with my same problem. I was hoping you could let me know if you ever found out what the problem was and if it was fixable?
I really appreciate your help, nobody seems to know what to do!
Thank you,
isabella
My Chevy Aveo 2006 will not start. When I turn the key, the car honks eerily but refuses to turn on. I know it is probably an electrical problem...but I don't really know anything about cars.
Any suggestions are welcome! Thank you all
for years we had a problem with the alarm (horn) going off for no apparent reason and we finally found a mechanic who understood the problem.
There is an actuator under the hood that needs replacing,this is hooked up to the alarm and once it was replaced the problem stopped.
Any reputable Chevy dealer should have this problem well documented.
Hope this helps
Peter
I apologize for the problems you are experiencing with your vehicle. Were you planning on having the vehicle diagnosed?
Thank you,
Caron, GM Customer Service
My fiance was able to remove the horn fuse to temporarily solve the problem.
I called my local Chevy dealer, and they were well aware of the problem. The said that it is the hood actuator, and it is about $190 to repair.
Hope this helps everyone and good luck!!!!
That's horrible that your vehicle was broken into! While this should not be considered an official GM diagnosis, this may be an issue with your door lock actuators. What are your plans for potentially getting this looked into?
Sarah, GM Customer Service
Thanks!