Just bought a 2003 grand am 6 cycl.....has been running fine has remote starter as well filled tank on way home from work parked car in garage..Went to use remote this morning..woouldnt start used

if its an aftermarket remote starter bypass the remote start or you can take it to a best buy garage have them look over the wiring. If its a factory take it to a GM garage. If you are good with these things look over the schematics of the remote starter you have installed it may be a resistor issue.

sounds like the starter inhibitor switch(stops you from starting the car unless its fully in park)

replace the alternator,this is the problem,please rate thank you.

If the battery is strong and charged, starter is fine, car ran okay while getting progressively worse until it died and won't restart now, might be fuel filter or pump. I've dealt with two cars with fuel filter issues. Both would idle fine, but run progessively worse under load and eventually die and not start although everything else checked out. Engine turned fast enought to start, battery strong, alternator fine, air cleaner clean, all that. No start. Changed fuel filters and done. Everything back to normal. Both cars were about model year 1990 (1989 and 1991). Replaced one in a parking lot and car fired right back up and powered on home just fine, whereas the week leading up to it it ran worse and worse, hesitated on acceleration and finally would die if you hit the gas. Fuel filter may be in engine compartment. Looks like a canister with an in and an out for fuel. Pump is in gas tank and is way more work and money. Good luck, hope this helps.

Probably the battery. Take it the chain auto parts place and they will test it for you.

You mean it wont even crank at all? When you turn the key on is there anything you hear like when you try and start it doe's the starter try and engage?

2000 rpm is too hi if it runs their in gear should run about 1500 in park and a 1000 in gear that were mine is i have a 94 gp and if u get water in gas just put a bottle rubbing alkieholl in it cheeper and works just as well

You likely have it repaired by now but it sounds like a classic case of oxidized battery or cable connection (sometimes mis-diagnosed as bad battery but cured with new (clean) battery)

Have you gotten this problem fixed yet? If not what is the condition of the battery cables( corrosion free)? Also how old is the battery? One dead cell could possibly cause this problem.

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I found that the best way to program my vehicle's HomeLink buttons (to read the remote) was to do the learning procedure in a parking garage. This way the signal is not interrupted by all the waves around us.