[rose44bud]

We have 2022 Chevy Blazer awd 3.6 turbo. In awd when you hit 75 mph it vibrates and makes a noise, when you take it out of awd it stops, took it in they verified it but don't know why or what is causing problem, they checked with GM they say they have had no other complaints. Anybody else had anything like this?

 

[Tip Of The Spear]

We have 2022 Chevy Blazer awd 3.6 turbo. In awd when you hit 75 mph it vibrates and makes a noise, when you take it out of awd it stops, took it in they verified it but don't know why or what is causing problem, they checked with GM they say they have had no other complaints. Anybody else had anything like this?

The V6 doesn't have a turbo. Were you referring to the 4-cylinder?

 

[rose44bud]

Sorry my mistake no turbo

 

[Mr. Jean]

Why are you doing in AWD at 75 mph anyway? If it's safe to go that fast,why not save gas and wear and tear on the car?
You may have special conditions, just asking.

 

[rose44bud]

Sorry my mistake no turbo

Why are you doing in AWD at 75 mph anyway? If it's safe to go that fast,why not save gas and wear a

Why are you doing in AWD at 75 mph anyway? If it's safe to go that fast,why not save gas and wear and tear on the car?
You may have special conditions, just asking.

Started out snowing, then did not want to change out of awd while driving. Speed limit in our area is 75 on highway
nd tear on the car?































































You may have special conditions, just asking.

 

[Jodi]

We have 2022 Chevy Blazer awd 3.6 turbo. In awd when you hit 75 mph it vibrates and makes a noise, when you take it out of awd it stops, took it in they verified it but don't know why or what is causing problem, they checked with GM they say they have had no other complaints. Anybody else had anything like this?

I don't have that issue in my permire but not to sound rude if I'm going 75 I shouldn't need my all wheel drive. So maybe it's just the road vibration of it needing to be at lower speeds or in 2 wheel. That's just my opinion.

 

[Mr. Jean]

ROSE44BUD :
Most of what I've read recommends 60 as a 4wheel / AWD limit, but not sure on Blazers. If conditions are safe enough for me to drive 75 mph, I'd stop and get out of AWD.
If not safe enough for front wheel drive, I'd be slowing down. Be careful out there.

 

[angiek726]

We have 2022 Chevy Blazer awd 3.6 turbo. In awd when you hit 75 mph it vibrates and makes a noise, when you take it out of awd it stops, took it in they verified it but don't know why or what is causing problem, they checked with GM they say they have had no other complaints. Anybody else had anything like this?

I don't have that issue in my permire but not to sound rude if I'm going 75 I shouldn't need my all wheel drive. So maybe it's just the road vibration of it needing to be at lower speeds or in 2 wheel. That's just my opinion.

Maybe you don't drive in snow.

 

[Bhock]

We have 2022 Chevy Blazer awd 3.6 turbo. In awd when you hit 75 mph it vibrates and makes a noise, when you take it out of awd it stops, took it in they verified it but don't know why or what is causing problem, they checked with GM they say they have had no other complaints. Anybody else had anything like this?

I have the same vehicle. You can do over 75 miles per hour in all wheel drive I personally recommend sport mode and manual mode if you doing that type of speed. For your issue take it in for another opinion. Because your issue sounds like there is something wrong with the awd system and or suspension or balance or alignment and have to test drive it with you in it. Or take it to a shop that specializes in that particular problem to get a diagnosis and if there is a problem take it to chevy a get it fix under warranty.