By the end of next week...

[Cory Wolfe]

Quick! everyone pull out a tape measure and measure your wheel gaps!

Probably because he took it in the dark.

[Blake Noble]

I guess we'll all get together and coalesce in an argument about how many inches we can jam our BVDs up our asses?

Good god let it go.

[Intrepidation]

Wait for it...

Naw, I'm not gonna do it yet.

[deftonesfan867]

I would go with a joke, but it's wayyyyyyyyyyyyy to easy

[G. David Felt]

Only 5 inches, do we call it short and stubby????

[daves87rs]

[Daryl Z71]

MINES 6!!!!!!!!!

[Justin Bimmer]

[Intrepidation]

[ocnblu]

OK if this crap keeps up I will post a picture of my pinga for you all to ogle. How's that sound?

[Justin Bimmer]

OK if this crap keeps up I will post a picture of my pinga for you all to ogle. How's that sound?

pingas

noun

1. money

Etymology: New Zealand English slang word, probably derived from the Danish "penge" (money). Prevalent in communities with a high percentage of native New Zealanders (Míori), though not restricted to them, and generally used by the lower socio-economic groups. Particularly common in the parts of the lower North Island heavily settled by Scandanavians.

I wouldn't mind seeing some money posted.

[Intrepidation]

Maybe you'll get a money shot.

[Intrepidation]

I think it's time we kicked it up a notch...

BAM!!

[ocnblu]

Well I had been hearing some rattling in the steering over gravel and certain bumps, so after a test drive with the service manager at my former place of employment (local Chevy dealership), they ordered a steering column for my car. There seems to be an issue with the electromechanical interface in the column (the electric motor and gears are inside a sealed unit on the column). They installed it yesterday. So now it is quiet and solid-feeling, as it should be. I'm happy, and I hope it stays fixed. They told me the part number is a new one, so GM apparently did some engineering work to improve this system.

[Cory Wolfe]

I've read about that issue on CobaltSS.net. It's probably going to be the next thing to go on mine.

[deftonesfan867]

Well I had been hearing some rattling in the steering over gravel and certain bumps, so after a test drive with the service manager at my former place of employment (local Chevy dealership), they ordered a steering column for my car. There seems to be an issue with the electromechanical interface in the column (the electric motor and gears are inside a sealed unit on the column). They installed it yesterday. So now it is quiet and solid-feeling, as it should be. I'm happy, and I hope it stays fixed. They told me the part number is a new one, so GM apparently did some engineering work to improve this system.

I THINK Kelsey's Cobalt might be doing this. I do know it rattles some when going down the VERY $h!ty parts of 715 here.

[knightfan26917]

Hey ... I like those wheels ... very nice, ocnblu!

and my stupid dent from the Durango, just inches from the driver's door glass:

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Ouch.

So ... I noticed in your thread about that dent event, the SF rep was coming to look at it on April 20. If I missed the news, sorry ... but, what came of that?

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[daves87rs]

I THINK Kelsey's Cobalt might be doing this. I do know it rattles some when going down the VERY $h!ty parts of 715 here.

Mine's not doing that..yet.

[ocnblu]

Well KF, the PDR went OK, I can still see a couple of small ripples in it, but that's because I knew it was there. Also, there are a few minor waves in my belt molding from the guy pulling it off to gain access for the repair. It's still better than painting my brand new car.

[Z-06]

Hey Blu. Take the tape measure and show us your size and same for other Cobalt owners. We want to see how much travel is there.

[vonVeezelsnider]

Well I had been hearing some rattling in the steering over gravel and certain bumps, so after a test drive with the service manager at my former place of employment (local Chevy dealership), they ordered a steering column for my car. There seems to be an issue with the electromechanical interface in the column (the electric motor and gears are inside a sealed unit on the column). They installed it yesterday. So now it is quiet and solid-feeling, as it should be. I'm happy, and I hope it stays fixed. They told me the part number is a new one, so GM apparently did some engineering work to improve this system.

Ocn, I had the EXACT same problem on my 08' LT Sedan and it was remedied with that repair, and it has held up for quite a few months so far with nary a peep. It's funny because the G5 I had never had that problem.

[G. David Felt]

OK if this crap keeps up I will post a picture of my pinga for you all to ogle. How's that sound?

Your Pinga must have not impressed many as I do not see any extensive comments?

[knightfan26917]

Well KF, the PDR went OK, I can still see a couple of small ripples in it, but that's because I knew it was there. Also, there are a few minor waves in my belt molding from the guy pulling it off to gain access for the repair. It's still better than painting my brand new car.

Agreed.

But, I also am very familiar with the aggravation of having even that minor stuff. Goodness, all of my MCs have SOMETHING that I really want to get fixed, but to get it fixed, would probably mean a whole new paint job just so that the dang paint matches. Arg. At least I'm the only one that notices MOST of the issues. Some are just too obvious .

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