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Problems with 2007 Chevrolet Colorado STEERING

On average, the 2007 Chevrolet Colorado starts to “feel” problems with the STEERING and its various aspects after 64 833 miles.

Recently reported STEERING problems on 2007 Chevrolet Colorado

Throttle body or fuel peddle sticking and engine running roughly, steering is lousy

I was slowing down at an intersection to make a right hand turn. as i made the turn, my engine died. i lost power steering, and my vehicle was extremely difficult to control. i nearly hit another car. my engine restarted immediately after i placed the truck in park. the next day, my truck died again while slowing to enter an intersection. i immediately took it to a mechanic, who replaced the throttle body. on the way home, it died while make a right hand turn. this appears to be a common failing with the chevrolet colorado, and is very dangerous as it causes a loss of power steering. *tr

I am the owner of the chevy colorado ( 10237336 ) a correction needs to be made on the report you have listed. the problem has happened several times ( at least 20 ) not once, the problem started at 12 k miles and continues. also, the abs failed at 20 k miles, the fan clutch burnt up, the a/c quit, all the wiring was burned, the list goes on. i still have 100 miles left on my warranty.... any suggestions ? *tr

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