The Cobalt 3 point seat belt retractor only takes a small rock to prevent it from working.
So I took it apart again, and this time I wrapped it with HVAC aluminum tape, to keep the rocks out.
While I was in there... I removed the SRS explosive belt retractor, and 2 feet of seat belt, as it was...
New 260-12627 - Wilwood Brake Proportioning Valve , and used brake lines.
A proportioning valve will allow your goblin to stop quicker, and you can balance your tire setup, as the stock Cobalt settings are quite different than what your goblin needs.
If your master cylinder has the 10mm on...
Red wires on a Cobalt are typically "battery positive voltage" wires,
then once they go thru a fuse, are Red wires with a White stripe.
If they also go thru the run/start relay, then they are typically Pink wires, that are switched by the key.
Good point. The fuel pump has always been a spot that collects dust. I did change out the fuel pump, and reuse the green O ring, torqued it until it touched the 1/4" drill bit as my thickness shim.
I made a trip out to the garage, and my nose agrees with you, the smell is stronger near the...
Well that is progress! Does the engine start or do we have new symptoms now?
OBDii pins 6 and 14 are the GM high speed LAN wires, which are bouncing between 1.5 and 3.5 volts, so the voltage measurements you got were normal.
Well that scared me. There was a minor explosion, and then a bunch of crackles.
Oh the fun of getting to learn a new engine.
I don't see any damage, but my 6 rib serpentine belt is now a 5 rib. I feel better that it is a cheap fix.
Now if I could just find out where the smell of gas is coming...
I tried the Rustoleum 500F engine paint on the muffler, as the 2000F VHT stuff keeps flaking off.
We will see if it goes back to silver after a few more heat cycles... otherwise it is back to the flakey stuff.
Congrats on getting the high speed LAN to the correct resistance.
Your two 5 volt circuits are both under 3V?
Weird that both circuits have an issue. Where did you measure the voltage at?
Something is dragging down the voltage... probably related to why it isn't starting.
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