Cam angle sensor
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Joined: 11-20-2006
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From: Peoria, IL
Jenny, your noise sounds like a failing wheel bearing, or possibly a damaged tire. It is unrelated to your P0011 code; just a fluke that they happened at the same time. Definitely tell the dealer about it while you're there. A failing wheel bearing will make noise that increases as your speed increases.
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Joined: 11-05-2010
Posts: 1,492
From: Detroit, Michigan USA
Jennybeeb,
Let us know how it goes at the dealership! I agree with pitbull76, mention this noise you are hearing to your dealer so they can check it out! Thank you.
Evan, Chevrolet Customer Service
Let us know how it goes at the dealership! I agree with pitbull76, mention this noise you are hearing to your dealer so they can check it out! Thank you.
Evan, Chevrolet Customer Service
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Joined: 07-28-2009
Posts: 55
From: Orlando, FL
Jenny, your noise sounds like a failing wheel bearing, or possibly a damaged tire. It is unrelated to your P0011 code; just a fluke that they happened at the same time. Definitely tell the dealer about it while you're there. A failing wheel bearing will make noise that increases as your speed increases.
You were 100% correct!
Took it to the dealer, and they installed the new intake cam solenoid, along with a right front hub bearing
I didn't think it was the bearing simply because I thought it would have been making more noise on the outside of the vehicle while I was driving if that makes sense...But nonetheless, they replaced it and my car is great again
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