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Button Panel Version (based on steering wheel)

Last updated: Nov 18, 2025 by Adam Doyle

Knowledge Base › Goblin V1 › General Info for V1

The steering wheel buttons in the Chevrolet Cobalt are wired differently depending on the year and trim level of the donor car. Because of this, our Goblin button panel set must match your specific donor. Before we can ship a button panel set for your Goblin V1, we need to know which wiring style your donor uses.

The easiest way to determine which version you have is by comparing the shape of the steering wheel spokes from your donor. The number of buttons may vary, but the spoke shape is what identifies the wiring style.

Please look at your donor steering wheel and compare it to the steering wheel examples shown below. Once you identify the closest match, let us know which version you have so we can configure your button panel correctly.

Chevrolet Cobalt steering wheel comparison showing early 4-spoke wheel versus late 3-spoke wheel, used to determine button wiring style for Goblin V1 button panels.
Compare your Cobalt steering wheel to these examples. Early models use a 4-spoke wheel, while late models use a 3-spoke wheel. Match your wheel style so we can build the correct button panel.