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like i said i've owned two different 06 cobalt ss/sc and had problems with both. but i bought them both with around 45k on them and both were previously owned by woman.
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fail, ya a girl owned my car for 21k before I bought it, got make-up all opver the steering wheel, scratched the paint off the radio buttons, and probably slipped the **** outta my clutch
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i almost guarentee she did. the first didn't start acting up till i put a stage 2 on it. The second one has been slipping since i bought it. but i got a good deal so cant really complain
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mine is the same way after i got stage 2 put on my tranny or clutch or whatever it is is having a really hard time shifting...previous owner put a cm stg2 in it right before he sold it to me (shifted nice and smooth) and now im having problems!!! and yes i know how to drive manuals and don't slip or burn the **** out of my clutch
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mine is the same way after i got stage 2 put on my tranny or clutch or whatever it is is having a really hard time shifting...previous owner put a cm stg2 in it right before he sold it to me (shifted nice and smooth) and now im having problems!!! and yes i know how to drive manuals and don't slip or burn the **** out of my clutch
Get the stock 08+ SS Fluid if you can get it... otherwise get the stock 05-07 SS Fluid. Don't use aftermarket stuff.
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i changed it out today and come to find out they think it is my syncros!!! the fluid was all milky with the red tint and had a metallic look to it so we are ripping it apart soon to make sure so i may try to get a lsd if i can since it will be apart...you think that would be a good idea?
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i changed it out today and come to find out they think it is my syncros!!! the fluid was all milky with the red tint and had a metallic look to it so we are ripping it apart soon to make sure so i may try to get a lsd if i can since it will be apart...you think that would be a good idea?
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The centerforce kit is AMAZING. I installed it in my car a few weeks back. Anyone who says lightweight flywheels are no good is full of ****. Just do the job right and you wont have any problems.
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I was talking to G11. The Trans Fluid definitely isn't your problem. You might be able to recondition the clutch into liking Stg2. Iono. My stock clutch was in my car on GM Stg2 w/ 2.8pulley for nearly 50k miles... and then about 10k miles on my Turbo Set-up pushing near 380whp. Never gave me a problem... my TOB actually gave up on life first. They are really picky clutches... they like to be driven a certain way. I worked a friend's clutch back into loving life once. Tried on someone else's too... but that one was useless... it was far gone.
They synchro's are probably fine... the Synchro BLOCKER RINGS are the problem. Who's taking it apart? There aren't many places out there that'll do that. BUT, if they're gonna have it apart... might as well throw an LSD in there.
They synchro's are probably fine... the Synchro BLOCKER RINGS are the problem. Who's taking it apart? There aren't many places out there that'll do that. BUT, if they're gonna have it apart... might as well throw an LSD in there.
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