Image 1 — Lost cause or fix it up? (2011 cruze 1.8L)
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Image 3 — Lost cause or fix it up? (2011 cruze 1.8L)

Lost cause or fix it up? (2011 cruze 1.8L)

Needs at the very least

New Outer Rockers both sides

New Brakes, Rotors rear.

New Wheel Bearing

New flex pipe

About $700 in parts

I'm assuming it needs the new back plates in the rear near the brakes? The center is rusted out and I can see daylight through it, I'm assuming that's where the wheel bearing sits? Anyways I can't seem to find that part anywhere.

If I could get all the parts for <$800 and a labour rate of $60 ($40 US) an hour for everything but the rockers is it worth fixing?

u/lazyrabbit94 — 8 days ago

Any idea what this clunk is

Mazda 3 2012 2.0L.. It has made a small noise when hitting bumps for a couple months now. Got it checked out and they couldn't figure it out. I assumed it was just the f'ed up heatshield rattling around. Passed safety a month later. Now again about a month later i hit a bump and it instantly sounded 10x worse. Any idea? Sounds like it's coming from the rear left side and only makes noise over bumps. Hit a big bump on my way out of work and it sounded horrible.

u/lazyrabbit94 — 4 months ago
▲ 3 r/cruze

So i had 1 speed sensor code pop up along with the tc light staying on. I replaced the speed sensor but code still came up along with the tc light. Then the other speed sensor code came not long later. I let my car sit for a couple weeks, Battery died so I jumped it today and it has that BCM actuator stuck code. It has the ABS light on, TC light and the red ( ! ). Car is also going into limp mode sometimes when I stop to park and drive again. As soon as I shut off TC it seemed to work (maybe coincidence) but it did it randomly from park to drive (reverse always worked fine). I thought maybe it was just a glitch and cleared the codes but realized something was fucked up when I tried to drive it. Battery test said "good" and the alternator test said over charging at 14.7V i think it was (don't know how accurate the scanner test is for those). Any ideas wtf is wrong with it?

u/lazyrabbit94 — 6 months ago