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I've watched customers at Discount Tire negotiate prices of new tire sensors. So if you need to replace it don't pay full price. Also, I don't fix that system when it fails. I still have my dependable $2 tire pressure gauge in my glove box. It's all I ever needed before these sensors were...

What's the possibility of changing the Equinox General Discussion forum title of 2010 and up to 2010-17, and then add a 2018 and up forum?

It doesn't look like anything that would harm the drivability of your vehicle. If you can't look under your vehicle yourself just bring the rubber piece to your mechanic at your next service and ask.

Possibly Bad bulbs. Happened on my wife's car. Used Sylvania bulbs and only lasted a few months. Usually get years out of them.

Sounds like you bought someone else's old problem. The 2.4L ecotec engine in these equinoxes are known oil burners. I don't think you'll qualify for the class action lawsuit for this car because I believe the cut off is 120K miles, but you never know. My wife and I just traded in her 2015...

Who'd you tow it to? Definitely stay away from a dealership. Maybe get a second opinion. I know from our fleet trucks at work that have the same symptoms we just try jumping the battery first and that works even if it's cranking. Also try some starter fluid.

Put that transmission on that rebuilt engine add some wheels and your golden! 🤑

Never had it happen again.

There is a Terrain forum that gets more traffic.

78800 on my 2015.

Find a better shop. Don't do maintenance at a dealership. Only use dealerships for warranty work and recalls. Cabin air filter is a five minute job anyone should be able to do themselves. Rear diff and transfer case are good ideas. Brake fluid is good idea to make brake parts and lines last...

I bought my battery at Advanced Auto and replaced myself. It was starting slow for a couple mornings. It died at work the day I planned on buying a battery on my way home, 😂

First, make sure you bought quality parts or genuine GM parts. Also, when replacing the vvt solenoids you are supposed to change your oil before starting them up. I bought mine from Napa for a little over $100 for the pair. They came with an instruction card that said you must change the oil...

Try a good body shop or mechanic. They should have the equipment to search for water leaks. Dealerships don't, and usually have a guy come in on certain days to do this kind of work.

Sounds like the pcv system froze or clogged.

My wife had that issue once when we had a brand new 2006 VUE. The lights were all on, even the headlights. We couldn't start the car, couldn't use the key fob, couldn't turn off headlights. Had it towed to the dealership. When they got to it it worked just fine. No problems like that after they...

Drain and fil it and you'll be fine, don't flush it. I drain mine annually. You'll get a little over four quarts when you drain it.

Don't, especially don't get a 2.4L 4cyl. My wife's 2015 started burning oil. This year it was burning over a quart every 600 miles. It had only 115K miles. We traded it for a Toyota RAV4. Been chevy people our whole lives but never again.

It's either the accelerator pedal assembly or the throttle body.

No, my wife's 2015 Captiva Sport with the same engine is blowing through oil. Drinking over a quart on a 500 mile trip to see her family.