Subject: | Clunk or Knock Noise Heard and/or Felt Through Steering Wheel or Brake and Accelerator Pedals (Replace Lower Steering [Intermediate] Shaft) |
Models: | 2007-2008 Chevrolet Colorado |
2007-2008 GMC Canyon |
2007-2008 HUMMER H3 |
Excludes H3 V8s Sold in North America |
Includes H3G Vehicles Built PRIOR to Serial Number 422858 (LHD) / 425990 (RHD) |
This bulletin is being revised to clarify the part information for H3 and H3G vehicles. Please discard Corporate Bulletin Number 07-02-35-006C (Section 02 -- Steering).
Some customers may comment on a clunk or knock noise being heard or felt through the steering wheel and/or brake and accelerator pedals. This issue may be more prevalent in hotter temperatures.
This condition may be caused by a slip/stick condition in the lower steering (intermediate) shaft.
Important: When replacing the lower intermediate shaft, follow service procedures found in published Service Information (SI). Be sure to ALWAYS:
• Keep the hub straight when removing/attaching the lower I-shaft to the upper steering column. • Pin the steering column using the J 42640 - Steering Column Locking Pin in its straight position prior to removing the lower I-shaft. Keep it pinned until after the new lower I-shaft is installed.
Replace the lower steering (intermediate) shaft. The new i-shaft can be identified by a yellow or green mark as identified in the following graphic.
Important: H3G vehicles are SUV's built in South Africa and sold outside of North America.
Due to limited quantities, parts should not be ordered for stocking purposes.
Part Number | Description |
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25900714 | Shaft - Lower Steering (Colorado / Canyon and H3/H3G LHD w/L5 Engine) |
24300315 | Shaft -- Lower Steering (H3G RHD w/L5 Engine) |
25900715 | Shaft - Lower Steering (H3/H3G LHD [sold outside North America] w/V8 Engine) (does not apply to H3 V8's sold in North America) |
For vehicles repaired under warranty, use:
Labor Operation | Description | Labor Time |
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E7700 | Shaft, Steering Intermediate - Replace (Lower) | Use Published Labor Operation Time |