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#217 of 261 clicking noise when wheel is turned
by ans3
Apr 04, 2011 (2:18 pm)
#218 of 261 clicking noise when wheel is turned
by ans3
Apr 04, 2011 (2:18 pm)
I have a 2007 Impala - When I am making a left or right turn at low speeds, my car makes a clicking noise that sounds like it is coming from the front tire area. Does anyone know what this sound means? Also, if it is something that needs to be repaired, what is the cost estimate and time frame of repair?
#219 of 261 Re: 2007 Impala Tire Wear [zeusandjenn]
by gmcustsvc
Apr 07, 2011 (1:04 pm)
zeusandjenn,
Have you spoke with a dealer or customer assistance?
Christina
GM Customer Service
#220 of 261 Re: 2007 Impala Tire Wear [gmcustsvc]
by john_gilius
Apr 07, 2011 (7:15 pm)
hey, someone from GM customer service? for real? cool. maybe we can also discuss the ISS and my 07 3LT's issue with the rear defroster trying to ignite my car via the inexplicably poor wiring harness connector in the passenger floor kick panel. i have heard other GM vehicles are having these issues, my ISS didn't start acting up until after my 3/36 was up and the stealership i bought it from gave me the shoulder shrug and "we can fix it for 150 bucks plus labor". (a can of lithium grease has cut down on the steering knock). the poor design of the wiring harness connector is fine for carrying light current loads but the defroster circuit is a different story altogether. on advice from some NAIOA members, i got into the kick panel and investigated the faulty wiring. sure enough, the connector sported a big, black, melted burn spot on it, and one wire had melted out right out of one side of the connector. once again, blank stares from the stealership and the "i'm sorry but your car is out of warranty". i fixed it myself with some butt connectors and a small section of the proper gauge wire. showed them, and they appreciated me educating them on how to fix other customers' vehicles when that happens.
christina, i'd be happy to discuss with you over the phone or email about my car's less than satisfactory issues. my alignment oddly enough has been a non issue, and got 60k+ out of the original LS2's. michelin hydroedges now reside on the factory rims. peace, john h.
#221 of 261 Re: 2007 Impala Tire Wear [john_gilius]
by gmcustsvc
Apr 08, 2011 (8:23 am)
john_gilius,
Please feel free to contact me directly via email.
Christina
GM Customer Service
#222 of 261 Re: 2007 Impala Tire Wear [gmcustsvc]
by zeusandjenn
Apr 08, 2011 (10:41 am)
Hi Christina,
yes, I've seen thr deelership about the tire sensors and they replaced one time out of "good faith" but said for the others that have gone out I would be charged. I've also seen them about the heater issues and it not heating and they said they couldn't find anything and to just add coolant. Later I found out I needed a new thermostat and that there is leaks of both oil and coolant in the rear headgasket.... The other issues have not been looked at by the dealer, however because they are expensive just to have them look at the car. Then once they look at the car, they never know what the specic problem is and then tell you it's out of warranty......???? It's frustrating to deal with the deership repair shops because stealerships care more about selling the cars than repairing issues with the cars they sell.... Once it's off their lot, it's not their problem... On top of that normal people have issues going to other shops in fear that their warranty won't cover the repairs unless they are done at the dealership, one shop completely turned me down!!! What are us as consumers supposed to do?
Not sure what to do at this point.....other than trade the car in for another car...one more reliable and built more dependable.
#223 of 261 Re: edmj88 [edmj88]
by zeusandjenn
Apr 08, 2011 (10:50 am)
I had/have this same issue. Itseemsd to reduce when I replaced thr thermostat, the car wasn't getting enough air apparently..... But still have an oil and coolant leak in the rear head gasket :/. Check it out and see if it would help..... Thermostat with gasket (for thermostat) cost me $20 from my local auto repair shop (Winchester auto parts in san jose).
Good luck!
#224 of 261 Re: edmj88 [kelvinl]
by kelvinl
Apr 08, 2011 (12:48 pm)
FIXED!!!
Took it to the dealer to get my brakes serviced. While there I asked them to check on the hesitation again. This time while test driving it jerked for them.
They diagnosed it as the valve body hanging up inside the transmission. They replaced the valve body assembly, the pressure solenoid, and filter and fluid.
Been driving it for a month now and it works Great!!!
#225 of 261 Re: edmj88 [edmj88]
by kelvinl
Apr 08, 2011 (12:50 pm)
FIXED!!!
Took it to the dealer to get my brakes serviced. While there I asked them to check on the hesitation again. This time while test driving it jerked for them.
They diagnosed it as the valve body hanging up inside the transmission. They replaced the valve body assembly, the pressure solenoid, and filter and fluid.
Been driving it for a month now and it works Great!!!
#226 of 261 Re: 2007 Impala Tire Wear [zeusandjenn]
by gmcustsvc
Apr 14, 2011 (8:25 am)
zeusandjenn,
I apologize for your frustrations with the dealership. I would definitely recommend finding a dealership that you trust that works with you. Have you got your concerns fixed? If you would like I can locate a different dealer to look at your vehicle. Please email me and let me know what I can do to assist you. I will need your complete contact information, VIN, current mileage, and Edmunds user name.
Christina
GM Customer Service