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2005 Chevrolet Cobalt
Seat Belts / Air Bags Problems
CarComplaints.com Notes: The Cobalt was introduced to replace two of Chevy’s smaller cars, the Cavalier and Prizm. But the compact’s fresh start that Chevy was hoping for was riddled with issues, most notably widespread power steering failure.
The power steering failed so often that GM was forced to issue a recall in March, 2010. Great, but what about other problems like the key getting stuck in the ignition or all the other electrical demons this car possesses?
And, oh yes — then there’s the terribly dangerous issue where the Cobalt randomly shuts off while driving. As it turns out, that problem is related to GM’s massive 2014 recall for a dangerous ignition switch defect. A recall that eventually ballooned to 2.6 million vehicles in one of the automotive industry’s biggest scandals.
2005 Chevrolet Cobalt Seat Belts / Air Bags Problems
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- Air Bag Light Stays On
- Seat Belt Tightens And Will Not Release
- Air Bag Didn't Deploy During An Accident
- Clip Retainer Buttons Fall Out
- NHTSA: Air Bags
- NHTSA: Air Bags: Frontal
- NHTSA: Seat Belts
- NHTSA: Seat Belts: Front
- NHTSA: Seat Belts: Front: Buckle Assembly
- NHTSA: Seat Belts: Front: Retractor
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