Steering Wheel Shakes Sitting Still in 2008 Chevy Malibu
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wow that's crazy thank god you Traded it in for another car mechanical steering system is the way to go .why replace a mechanical system for a electronic shake my head what are these automakers thinking lol
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My 2008 Malibu did this. It cost me $687.33. It was not covered by warranty. Customer service at GM got the dealer cover it however
Google and find and open "Chevy Help contact us"
click on email chevrolet
click I would like to report a problem that I am experiencing, click submit
On the next page fill out all the information requested including your vehicle number
The next day GM called me. Then the dealer, falling over himself apologizing. It took 17 days but I got paid. Thanks Bryan
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My 2008 Malibu just started doing the same thing. Did some research about recalls and called my mechanic at the dealership and he told me there is a recall about the steering motor sensor. Contact your dealership about a recall, even if you didn't buy the car from them, they should still fix your car if there is a recall on your problem. Good luck
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My '08 Malibu has begun doing this same exact thing as I rolled 27,000 miles. I have gotten used to this happening, but it freaked out a coworker riding with me the other morning. I contacted the dealer who claimed "this was impossible". I contacted bigger GM and they listened more than the local dealer. They asked it be taken in for diagnosis. That is happening today. Fingers crossed.
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That is an issue with the EPS system's steering wheel position sensor trying to locate the home position & failing. Off to the dealer with it.
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That is xactly what my 2008 Malibu does. I left it at the dealer and they said that there was no problem when they drove the car. Have you had any luck with getting it fixed? If so what did they say was wrong and what did they do to fix it?
Thanks
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@camarodan32. How did you do that? I ask that, because my brother has a 2006 G6, and everytime it rains he back mat on the driver side is always like really, really damp. Then in my 2006 Grand Prix GXP when it rain, and when its winter time, my trunk is always full of water. I had to cut holes in those trunk things so it will drain on its own. The even worse problem is we haven't even had our cars for a year.
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@Zinizzle i would had never guessed there was a problem with the steering... wow.. are you gods unknown child?
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2010 chevy malibu steern malfunction youtube.com/watch?v=c_ou-MxiP7
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@Orionreplay the comment below about the position sensor Is correct. The motor was shorting out, they had to replace it. The person at my dealer didn't believe me either. That's why I took this video. Thankfully it went crazy for him when I dropped it off. His manager didn't even believe HIM. After about a year and a half of having it fixed, I could start feeling it pulse again. It wasn't jumping, but I knew what was coming. Traded it in for a car with a mechanical steering system.
BryanC63 7 months ago