just as a point of reference, my 2004 Vibe has 82,000 miles on it and still has the original clutch. It's a base model though, not the GT. Besides, new front brakes, this car has been pretty much error free.. no complaints.

Interesting reading, montreal. I live in upstate NY and this same thing is happening in my 2004 Vibe. I was getting worried so I figured I would check here to see if anyone else has the problem. I bought this car new (in Feb 2004) and this is the 1st winter it has happened (but this has been a colde...

Quote, originally posted by kevera »I have an 04 and the rotors came off with a little persuading.I didn't have to take the axle nut off to remove them.You must have some special kind of brakes or have a AWD model or something.Why don't you show some pics of the axle assy without the tire so we can...

Quote, originally posted by kevera »lol.I don't remember taking any nut off either.I thing he should get it done at a shop rather screw something up.Just my .02 Although it is much more common for the rotors to slip right off with modern cars, it is not the case here. The base model Vibe (at least ...

good call, MikeI tried again to get that drainage tube off but that little (removed) is on there pretty snug ! (though I suppose that's better than having it slip off on its own like other people have had a problem with) Anyway, I stuck a screwdriver up the tube and got a few drops of water. I tried...

In just the last 3 days I'm seeing this ac drip problem in my Vibe. I checked the drainage hose and it is hooked up fine. If I have the a/c on I hear a hissing sound for about 5 seconds. This happens about once every 5 minutes. I believe this is when the water is getting sprayed on the front passeng...

I went grocery shopping the other day and came out to 2 shopping baskets side by side bumped up against my driver's side door.. two chips now in the mid-door trim. Needless to say, I was NOT impressed. I've never understood the lack of respect people have, idiots ! I've got to pick up some Neptune t...

After reading this thread I ordered the equipment, just got done installing it.I've had this Plug and Play Sirius receiver for 6 months and it has a built in FM transmitter. It plays pretty good, but the constant background hissing that is unavoidable with FM transmitters, was driving me crazy. I ne...

Oh, don't get me started ! It pains me to see by Vibe in its current condition. It's a Neptune blue Vibe that looks like a two tone white/brown Vibe due to all the DAMN SALT they use in this area. I commute 45 miles each way, mostly highway. Haven't been able to clean in due to the cold weather.. I'...

it was -5 F at about 6 am EST (NY) Monday morning, as I was driving, it went down as low a -8 F. Coldest I've seen it down here in a while.

yeah, they're coaxials.. I just had to tone down the treble to compensate for extra tweeters..just put on my BCF Vibe vent stickers today too.. a productive couple of days..Bec

alright, I just finished putting in a new set of Pioneers in the front.WOW.. quite the difference. I thought the factory fronts were ok, but now that I have a matching pair of Pioneers in the front, the car sounds darn good. (not blowing out the windows mind you, but loud enough for me)Jahntassa, y...

trdvibe, thank you for the welcome. I've been lurking around reading for about a month but finally registered so I could post.Jahntassa, thanks for the detailed explanation, I was hoping to avoid installing other speakers and another amp but it's better than putting those factory speakers back in Ha...

I've read through the entire section and I'm still not sure of the correct answer. I own a 2004 Vibe with the M&Ts package.I replaced my rear speakers and I noticed the factory speakers have a 2 ohm impedence. The Pioneer speakers I put in there have a 4 ohm impedence. They sound fine but I have...