Need Service Manual Cobalt 2010
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Bass_Waves
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Headlamp may not be fully sealed up. Or bulb seals no good
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gberland
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either or u may need a new head lamp assembly if there is already water inside it and bulb if your car is still under warranty i would suggest bringing it to your dealership if not u can get a full set on ebay for half the price of dealerships would charge u
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2010 Cobalt Service Manual
Hi Rober2154,
Unfortunately, I'm unable to provide Service Manual information but I do have a website where you can find that information. You can visit Service Manuals, Owner Manuals, Wiring Diagrams, Service Bulletins - Helm Incorporated to access the 2010 Cobalt Service Manual.
Good luck!
Vanessa
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Need Service Manual Cobalt 2010.
Windows issues, Headlamp water inside. !!!
Hi Rober2154,
Unfortunately, I'm unable to provide Service Manual information but I do have a website where you can find that information. You can visit Service Manuals, Owner Manuals, Wiring Diagrams, Service Bulletins - Helm Incorporated to access the 2010 Cobalt Service Manual.
Good luck!
Vanessa
GM Customer Service
UncleDave
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I had the same problem. Park the car so that it is level. Find the lowest point of the lens and drill the smallest hole that you can. We used to do this on the outside equipment to let the water drain out.
Also on the base of the bulb, putting some dielectric past will help prevent water getting into the lens to start with.
When changing the bulb on my Cobalt, I also must have cracked the lens, and so far I have just left it. To much bother right now. However I also had a problem with the Beams burning out. I put some Rat Shack 6 Amp diodes in series with the lamps to drop the voltage 0.6 volts. This will help the lamps last a little longer.
Also on the base of the bulb, putting some dielectric past will help prevent water getting into the lens to start with.
When changing the bulb on my Cobalt, I also must have cracked the lens, and so far I have just left it. To much bother right now. However I also had a problem with the Beams burning out. I put some Rat Shack 6 Amp diodes in series with the lamps to drop the voltage 0.6 volts. This will help the lamps last a little longer.
