I had this same issue with my 2013 equinox. my car sat at dealership for over 3 months waiting for the part to come in from overseas. I was just informed yesterday that part was in, and I should have my car back by next week after they take it on the road. Cost over $2800 for labor and parts. If this is a on going issue, should there be like a recall? if a group of buyers get together, please let me know so I can put my name on the list of unhappy campers who are looking for a answer from GM...
Mine is also a 2010 Lemon...I mean Equinox. And I was 100% convinced I had a bad front wheel bearing, but it's the transfer case. That's money I definitely don't have.
My 2012 Equinox had the same sound just financed it in June had it towed to garage they said it needs a transfer case and catalytic converter charging me $3820 for parts and labor had to get a loan to get it repaired hopefully get it back n a few days, I had no idea it could be that expensive
@@Juan-hn3fm this model is known for this, suppose to be normal because of the AWD 4x4 system, I deactivated the 4x4 by unplugging a connector on the wheel bearing. It turns off the 4x4 AWD and turns on the abs light but it runs smoothly
