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The Chevy Cruze faced significant issues with the intake manifold in its first-generation models from 2011 to 2015, leading to poor reliability ratings from consumers. While reports indicated problems with a missing air check valve in the intake manifold affecting the 1.4-liter turbo engine, the car was not subject to a recall for this issue. Symptoms such as blue smoke, high oil consumption, rough idling, and illumination of the check engine light were commonly observed. Repairing these issues typically required installing a new intake manifold or replacing the valve cover, which could cost between $500 and $800.
My Chevy Cruise was subject to a recall due to issues with the intake system, but it has been repaired now.
How are the half shaft and intake manifold related to each other?
can I bring it to a Chevy dealership for that, and will there be a charge for the service?
How can I get my intake manifold repaired? Jeremy, did they repair yours already?
Certain Chevy Cruze vehicles were subject to a recall due to the potential risk of the right-side front half shaft breaking and coming apart.