Recent content by nestor06

The one pump on the bottom of the reservoir feeds both the front and the rear nozzles. There are two outlets on the pump, each operated by the two different washer switches. I recently replaced mine on my '06.

Just a final update: I replaced both front wheel bearing assemblies, discs and pads. this solved my problem. The left bearing had a rough spot on it. If you replace the hub bearings, I recommend getting a hub puller (I used an OTC 7208A, $37), an assortment of pry bars and a hand sledge. A...

After a painstakingly close inspection, I was able to duplicate the problem on jacks. I think I can narrow it down to the wheel bearing on the left front side due to possible disc thickness variation. With just the right amount of brake pressure, the disc drags ever-so-slightly through the pads...

I had a lamp out for the airflow direction knob on my 2006 equinox. I purchased a 12v, 50 mA bulb at Radio Shack for $2.19. My soldering skills are poor, so instead of trying to remove the old bulb, I just soldered the legs of the new bulb across the the contacts of the old one. This did the...

It sounds like I have a similar problem This was originally posted on GMForum.com I recently bought a 2006 Equinox with 113,000 miles on it. The problem I am having is that it makes an unusual ratcheting sound (not real loud, but annoyingly noticeable) when the brake is applied. I've isolated...