Repair Manual 2016 Chevy Optra
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Are there general repair complaints? What are the safety and reliability ratings? Asked by marsha Apr 21, 2009 at 09:58 AM about the 2006 Chevrolet Optra. It has an enclosed transmission. Its in ur manual. And my Optra is also gone to the crusher. I have a 2010 Optra, I bought it in 2015 with 125,000 km on it. Feb 12, 2018 - CHEVROLET OPTRA SERVICE MANUAL PDF FWIUFYPYTC PDF 239.66 KB 10 Aug, 2016 TABLE OF CONTENT Introduction Brief.
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Philippe answered 9 years ago Safety is not very good.The Daewoo Lanos on which platform the Optra is based earned an appaling 2 stars out of 5 in Euro NCAP crash tests.It is especially dangerous to have a side impact in.I hope you like your cars with a little 'character';-). Apart from that, there's a recall on 2004 and 2005 model about the daytime running light module which may catch fire. Mechanically speaking, the engine is tough.There are problems with the wiring in general and mine for example needs a new coil pack.Also the brakes are made of cardboard.They fade during city driving and you need to replace the pads more often than other cars. Apart from that, while the fit and finish is several steps above what GM used to do in the Cavalier etc.
Some parts are rather flimsy.The gas filler door lever inside the car rusts away in winter conditions and it's easily broken.I've had mine for 5 years now and that's all the problem that I have to report. Robterri answered 7 years ago my opinion on this car.i will NEVER buy chevrolet again. That is how much this car has turned me from anything chev related.we have had our 04 optra for just over 2 yrs now. We have replaced swaybar links on the back once, on the front 3 times. Tirod ends on the front.
Strut mounts twice, the lever to open the gas tank is rusted off and the gas door wont stay closed.the crank pulley split in half.the alarm goes off on its own from time to time when nothing or noone is near the car.wires keep burning off and the car only runs on 2 cylnders. That has happened 3 times now since october.the catalatic converter rusted off.the cam shaft sensor had to be replaced.the brakes and rotors have had to be replaced twice in the last 2 yrs.
Brakes adn rotors were put on in august, it broke down in october and was not fixed till february, thats 2 months use on the brakes and rotors b4 it broke down then 4 months after(brakes and rotors had to be replaced again in june, garage said they were decintegrated) 6 months use on brakes and rotors and they were totally gone.the brake relay had to be replaced aswell.and now the alternator is gone.and guess what. Its priced at over $600. This car in my opinion is the biggest piece of crap ever made. Velo answered 7 years ago I can see you are not the sharpest knife in the drawer. First this is not a Chevrolet it is an Asian car with a Chevrolet nameplate. Secondly if you would have bought some decent brakerotors and pads you would not have that many problems with your brakes, same with the stabelizer links.
You did not mention how many miles are on the car and if parts are rusted off you do live in an area where there is snow and ice (winter roads) and bad roads. Buy any car and you will have the same problems. Remember you get what you pay for. Robterri answered 7 years ago we pay through the teeth for everything with this car.
Cause all parts for it(at least here anyway) can only come from chev.so all parts put on were genuine chev parts.and yeah i understand that it will rust off but if u only knew how pissed about this car. I know it is not a chev car, but maybe chev shouldnt put their names on such pieces of crap.
Just my opinion is all.114, 000 kms on the car thats nothing.i dont think anything u buy will have wires burning off every other month and all the crap we have had with this car.every other month there is some different problem with this car and its costs us between $200 and $500 to fix.in my opinin thats outrageous. BekKen answered 7 years ago I can only agree with robterri, I hate my Optra -04! I put over 70.000 Baht in it the since jan 2011 when I bought it. When one problem is fixed the next arise. The last thingy changes was the Oxygen sensor because the car could just loose the power and finally stop. The problem still occur after service and Chevrolet here just scratch their heads and have no idea what to do, then they smile and say buy a new car.
I just want to put my fist in that smile. So, now I have a car that I put to much money in and can not sell it. It has only rolled 85.000 km on the roads which is nothing. I will NEVER buy a chevy again, yes, I now, this is asian crap but anyway. Velo answered 7 years ago Like I mentioned before you are going to have problems with any car you buy or own. First of all if you bought original Chevrolet parts there is a tears warranty on them.
I have owned may different cars in the past and they all have problem at times even Honda and Toyotas and all Asian cars. Just take a look at the forums. My Optra has been a good car for me with very few problems, sure I had to replace the front stabilizer bars but since almost every car maker got away from the bolt and rubber spacers most of them have to be replaced. To claim ' I will never buy a Chevrolet product again' is just plain dumb as they have produced some of the finist cars in the world.
Brady answered 6 years ago 2004 Optra, Purchased mine in Jan. 04 and has 272000 km. The car has been great. Sure it has it's minor problems, but I love the car.
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Three problems have occurred since I purchased the vehicle, daytime running lights ( wiring problem), brake switch ( covered under warranty), and the alarm would go off for no apparent reason (switch under the hood needed a shim). Parts can be somewhat hard to find for this car in the aftermarket, but if you look under 2004 Susuki Forenza, then parts become easier to find. MRSJCOLE answered 5 years ago THIS CAR WAS GREAT UNTIL MIDAS RUINED IT BY OVER FILLING ONE ENGINE OIL. CHECK ENGINE LIGHT CAME ON SSPS CAME ON CAR OVER HEATED. THANK GOODNESS THE CAR STILL HAD THE WARRANTY ON IT BUT NOW AFTER ALL THOSE REPAIRS THE CHECK ENGINE LIGHT WON'T COME,OFF MY HUSBAND HAD CHECKED THE CHECK ENGINE LIGHT IT WAS CARBON FROM CHEAP SPARK PLUGS THE MECHANIC PUT IT.
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WE REPLACED IT WITH BETTER MORE EXPENSIVE ONES THEIR GREAT UN PLUGGED THE BATTERY TO LET THE CAR COMUTER RESTART AND TWO DAYS LATER THE CHECK ENGINE LIGHT CAME BACK ON IN THE MIDDLE OF DRIVING WE REMOVEDTHE LIGHT WITH THE DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEM REMOTE GREAT IT CAME OFF AND THE. CAME BACK ON AGAIN DOES ANYONE KNOW WHAT COULD WE DO TO GET THE LIGHT OFF OR DOES SOMETHING ESLE NEED TO BE REPLACED AGAIN? COIL PACK MAYBE.
THE CAR ONLY HAS 138000 ON IT. Hvnsntrn answered 4 years ago I have a 2006 Optra that I bought new. It has generally been a great car although it's check engine light has been bothersome (scope showed a problem with the throttle body) for the last 3 weeks or so. Had the throttle body replaced under my extended warranty 20 months ago; and then this past month the check engine light has come on and scope showed throttle body problem again - mechanic cleaned the throttle body assembly and it worked like a charm for 2½ weeks and then Monday the check engine light came on again, showing same code. I asked the mechanic how often a throttle body fails on other vehicles and was told 'never', so I was not inclined to replace it again for $700, and the mechanic was not inclined to pressure me to replace it - he'd worked for GM and said this was a common problem with these cars and shop guys would cringe when they saw an Optra coming in with a check engine light - it was usually the same code for the throttle body. He suggested that perhaps the accelerator pedal sensor was a problem, so we replaced the accelerator pedal for $210.
Drove home without any issues, but the next morning the check engine light was on again. The mechanic cleared the code (throttle body again) and suggested I go back to the dealer that replaced the throttle body and 'give them hell'. Today is Friday and the car started (-26C outside), but as soon as I started driving, the check engine light came on again. This is very frustrating because a) I don't want to spend money on unnecessary repairs and b) I am not having any performance issues - the car drives perfectly. I'm tempted to spend $200 on a scope to keep in my car so I can just clear the stupid code myself and save $100 on having the mechanic do it. Brady answered 4 years ago I had the same problem for sometime. Replaced the throttle position check the wiring etc.
Service engine kept coming on. To my surprise, after going on the internet and looking for anything and everything, I came across a blog that talked about the cam position sensor. The sensor was only $60.00 bucks. Gave it a try and the car has been running now for eight months with no service engine light. The blog was saying that the cam sensor has a fault so they upgraded them about a two years ago. I found it strange that the codes that kept popping up were throttle position. Even the mechanic at the dealership had no clue as to why it didn't show the cam sensor at fault.
But they are connected to one another through the pcm. Tony answered 4 years ago I have owned a 2006 Chevrolet Optra5 since I bought it in 2007 with 4000KM on it.
I paid $9999. I am not good with scheduled maintenance, have done 6 oil changes, one tuneup, have never taken it in for maintenance other than those times, except for tire issues.
The only problem i've ever had is a minor electrical flaw, the rear window defroster randomly does not work some times, and now, in 2014, I am having some suspension issues, Canadian Tire tells me i need a sway bar replaced. Best Car i've ever owned, engine is still perfect, not burning oil or leaking anything. I'm betting i'll have this car for at least 3 or 4 more years. Passed AirCare easily last year.