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Old 03-07-2014, 10:08 AM
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Unhappy 2010 Cobalt - Two Problems at Once - Help Please

I own a like-new 2010 Cobalt LT coupe 2.2L (mileage 18,000)

I got a "failed EVAC vent solenoid" troubleshoot message simultaneous with failure of my "remote start" function.

Could these be related problems?
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Yes, when a PCM code is set, this inhibits remote start......fix the EVAP code problem, clear it, and then the remote system should work again....
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I will report result soon.
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the code is set by the gas cap being loose or off about 90% of the time. i would check that.
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Thanks Jason, could have been, but it'* not that
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the vent valve is normally seized, ive had luck taking them out, spraying them with wd40 and actuating them a few times with a car battery. they are 12v and it wont hurt anything if you get the polarity reversed. if you try it both ways and nothing happens you will have to get a new one. they are pretty cheap. i would put some wd40 in the new one too. it lasts longer than the stuff they have in it to begin with
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