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steering shaft - 9/28/2007 7:11:45 AM

cas

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2007 brand new Impala has been at the dealership twice for knocking in the steering shaft . The first time they replaced it which didn't really help, I brought it back again and they installed a 'lube kit'. This seems to be a known problem with GM...I'm just hoping that this is not going to be an ongoing problem.

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RE: steering shaft - 9/28/2007 7:18:22 AM

impalagal

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It's an ongoing problem. My '02 Impala started it soon after I bought it. Had it replaced twice, doing the lube thing also.

Just like the ABS problem- they'll never be able to fix it. They just band-aid it.

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RE: steering shaft - 9/28/2007 12:06:23 PM

MalibuMaxxSS

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my brother had this problem in his, traced it back to a knuckle or something in the column, had to replace the bearings or something...one sec.....here this was the work order and what they replaced...

Repair Order Date :
09/09/2006
Repair Order Number :
110535
Odometer Reading :
108025 kilometres

Serviced By :
WOOD WHEATON CHEVROLET CADILLAC LTD.
2000 VICTORIA STREET
PRINCE GEORGE, BC V2L2L7
(250) 564-4466
Selling Source :
14 - GM OF CANADA

Site Code :
81094

Business Associate Code :
120415

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09/15/2006
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E9740 - GEAR ASSEMBLY, POWER STEERING - REPLACE
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WOW just noticed the milage is WAYYYYYYYYYYYY off this was done at 79,000km say 40ish 000 miles

< Message edited by MalibuMaxxSS -- 9/28/2007 12:08:53 PM >

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RE: steering shaft - 10/1/2007 6:42:41 AM

cera

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I have had the intermediate shft replaced one at 11K, one at 14K and the third one went bad at 17K. This is a known GM problem. This 07 Impala has been turned in to NJ lemon law. I suggest that you save your paper work and do the same. Perhaps if enough people lemon law their cars, GM will fix the problem. Check the lemon law in your state and document everything.

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RE: steering shaft - 10/1/2007 8:30:45 AM

MalibuMaxxSS

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LOL u guys and your lemon law things.....anyting MASS produced is going to have problems....whre do you work...is everything you do perfect..gosh I wish we were all perfect like you....the world would be perfect then hey.....wow PERFECTION....

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1990 YJ Lifted Locked and always muddy, posi loc, 33s TSLs, weber carb. drop tailgate...

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RE: steering shaft - 10/22/2007 9:22:20 AM

newcster68

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Check back with your local chevrolet dealership as Gm has now came out with a new steering shaft that finally fixes this issue. I am having a new one installed as I speak. They guarantee me no more clunking noises as this last upgrade has been tested. Well, that's what they tell me.

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RE: steering shaft - 10/24/2007 8:02:40 AM

Sarah7106

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I am having my steering shaft replaced right now. I certainly hope I don't have the problem come back, for GM's sake. In KY it only takes 4 times in the shop, for the same problem, to be dubbed a lemon. I am keeping all of my paper work in a folder with all my other files at home so that when/if it becomes a reoccurring thing I can hand them the keys and tell the to have a nice day.

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