Author: Rachel Jones

Preset radio stations are a seamless way to access your favorite radio stations while driving. Here is how to program your favorite radio station(s) in your Chevy Cruze. 2013-2022 Below is how to operate your radio. Press the power button on your radio to turn it on; make sure it is set to your preferred station. read more

The best motor oil for Chevy cars produced after 2011 has to be full synthetic Dexos oil. The oil has to have the following viscosity grades: SAE 0W-20 and SAE 5W-30. Manufacturers have approved high viscosity oils to ensure the best engine performance, long engine life, and high fuel efficiency. 2020-2022 SAE 0W-20 engine oil is most read more

For most vehicles, including the Chevy Cruze, the most common cause of a gas tank not filling up is a clogged or saturated charcoal canister. The charcoal canister forms a part of the larger Evaporative Emissions Control System, EVAP, whose task is to collect and store fuel vapors from the fuel tank. However, this is read more

If you have an older Chevy Traverse, you will have a disk player/radio with a digital screen below the disk slot. Newer models only have a touchscreen. Beginning in 2013, the Chevy Traverse offered models with and without a touchscreen radio; this explains the overlap in years below. 2020-2022 Turn on your Chevy Traverse and turn on your radio. read more

Pairing a phone with a 2009-2011 Chevy HHR There are 6 steps to pair your Bluetooth-enabled phone to a 2009-2011 Chevy HHR. Press and hold the answer/voice command button for roughly 2 seconds until the voice menu activates. Clearly say “Bluetooth” to enter into the Bluetooth option menu “Pair” is the next command you will give. Have something read more