What are some of the 2005 Chevy Cobalt brake booster problems?

There are no particular problems with the 2005 Chevy Cobalt brake boosters but problems may arise with time and regular wear and tear. Brake boosters operate by multiplying the force applied to the brake pedal and reducing the human effort. Signs of a failing brake booster include, the increase in the braking pressure needed at the brake pedal. In some cases, the brakes may also seem unresponsive. It is not advisable to drive the car with any type of braking issues and if You ever face brake problems then You should get it towed to the mechanic, not driven. The average cost for a Chevrolet Cobalt brake booster replacement is between $377 and $460, including both labor costs and the cost of parts.