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I did the same thing on wife's 2015 Equiniox .. . I noticed while doing a "dry fit" that the Scosche adapters would not seal. Plus, I applied an extra layer of foam seal tape all around the speaker.

Agree. . .. worn noisy water pump, the belt, etc. Have you ever had the timing belt and idler pulley replaced?

Interested in this. . . would like to know also.

I never got pictures, but a deer ran into our 2019 ( on a very rainy afternoon ) and slid across the instate lane and hit very low. Nowhere near the damage you sustained. The deer hit the lower bumper fascia, pushed the A/C condenser coil, radiator back into the engine and busted the radiator...

How many miles on it when the water pump went?

Why was the head gasket replaced? What was the problem there? Did you loose a lot of coolant due to over heating the engine? Warped head now??? Sounds to me like the head gasket blew again. Possibly wasn't aligned right or sealed correctly. Also, sounds like the original P0171 still may be a...

There is an over ride you can do .. ..

If the part numbers are different for the 2nd Gen, then best to go with that. But most part should be interchangeable except for possible wiring harness concerns. and maybe sensors and modules.

Is this thread still working ?

I had this also on one side of my 2017 black roof strip. I used Goop Automotive Adhesive on the clips that was still in there. Only two were loose. I've used this for a number of things including under the hood where heat from the engine gets pretty hot. Just remove any old adhesive from the...

Also. . . this is a good thread to read : http://www.sonicownersforum.com/forum/threads/roll-up-the-sonic-and-common-issues.22938/#post382318

Welcome and hope to hear more. Those codes and the purge valve solenoid are common issue alright. And easy 5 minute fix for that many owners can do there selves. The Sonic 1.8L has a few things that are "wear and tear". . . . but for $300 to $400 for ALL of them are pretty low cost maintenance.

From someone who did this and posted in December of 2017 for a 2012 Sonic. Same answer as above - -http://www.sonicownersforum.com/forum/threads/sonic-lift-kit-how-to.22713/

Search - - - here in the foum is your friend. There are a few threads regarding this. The best, with part numbers at the time is this: http://www.sonicownersforum.com/forum/threads/sonic-lift-kit-how-to.22713/ The pictures are gone since the last software "upgrade" here in the forum, but there...

Hey . . . I love our 2017 Sonic hatch as well. . . but for a number of reasons including the 197HP stock on the Festive ST. . . I'd go with that. I have never owned a Ford. . . that's my brothers thing. But the Festy ST. . . . would be a blast and in my opinion if maintenance is kept up will be...

Similar for our 2017 Sonic hatch. Although, wife drives it 6 miles to and 6 miles back from work so barley gets warmed up. Then MPG is about 26 to 27 depending on the cold winter driving temps. Still . . . it's only maybe one fill up every 2 weeks and still has usually has two bars left. On...

Take it to Auto Zone or any other auto supply store and let them scan it for any error codes.

I would check the battery by doing a load test. Even then, a weak or intermittent dying battery can cause all sorts of weird issues. If you have or can get a GOOD stout battery charger . . put that on for a few hours. Also, check the battery cable connections for tightness and corrosion ...

Wow. . have you checked under the car with it running for gasoline leaks? Does it smell from gas outside the car if you leave it running? I assume you have the 1.4L engine. So I'd check for turbo issues, air leaks, etc that might make the engine run rich. If there is a vacuum leak somewhere...

The Sonic was not made in Korea. They were made in Michigan. Now many of the plastic parts are made in various countries. That said, the design for Sonic was U.S. based and Korea. And many of the engines were made in Europe. . Hungary for instance. To me, this is a benefit because Sonic...