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I have a 2007 Cobalt LT with the 2.2, 4 lug axle. I am not sure if it has ABS and not sure how to find out. Aside from determining which axle to purchase, is there a How To to actually remove and replace one? I have tried to find one, but I can't seem to make any sense on how the forum is organized.
Easiest way to find out if you have ABS: Look for a connector/wire coming from the wheel bearing. If you have that, you have ABS.
I can't tell with the pictures, but that positive camber on your tire I would check to see if the beam is cracked. If so, you need a replacement:
Easiest way to find out if you have ABS: Look for a connector/wire coming from the wheel bearing. If you have that, you have ABS.
I can't tell with the pictures, but that positive camber on your tire I would check to see if the beam is cracked. If so, you need a replacement:
The part number is the same for all models, including SS, so I would say they are interchangeable.
It is most definitely bent if not cracked. My daughter spun out and slammed the rear drivers rim into the curb. I have found a 2005 26,000 mile 4lug with ABS for $150.00. Are there any parts I should be sure to ask be included?
It is most definitely bent if not cracked. My daughter spun out and slammed the rear drivers rim into the curb. I have found a 2005 26,000 mile 4lug with ABS for $150.00. Are there any parts I should be sure to ask be included?
This what I removed and replaced with my junkyard axle. I had to get new springs - wish I new sooner, I would have gotten Eibachs! This is where the impact occurred My daughter spun out in the snow and BAM This is the axle I removed This is a closeup of the bend I wish I knew the springs broke. You can tell they rotted away at the breaks
11-19-2018, 10:48 AM
