20 Most Recent 2009 Pontiac G6 GT Questions & Answers

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Fuel pump flow control module 2009 Pontiac G6 3.5l GT

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One end on the negative (-) terminal on the battery. The other end of that cable is usually bolted to the car bodywork somewhere near the battery. The length of the original wire should give you an idea where. A lot of companies use the upper suspension mount area nearest the battery.

The little U shaped light with the exclamation point inside (cross section of a tire) it the warning light for the Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS). It means one or more of the sensors has detected low pressure in your tire(s).

3/8 Ratchet, Short Extension & 5/8" Deep Spark Plug Socket turn counter clockwise

Timing off? These engines have a timing chain and are very reliable. What problems are you experiencing for a mechanic to advise you the timing is off?? Vehicle is rather new in age to experience timing issues

The rubber seal holding the fuel pump is bad and leaking.Here's a link showing you. How to Install Fuel Pump Assembly E3591MN in 2005 2008 Pontiac G6 Chevy...

check the light module for operation

Call or go to any GM dealership with the VIN number and they can check.

Problem shouldn't be remote starter... Either the battery is wearing out or there is a drain somewhere.

what type of stereo system do you have? (8 speaker? 6 speaker?)

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There's a connector that goes to the motor. Its usually under the cowl on on the firewall. Disconnect it.

Cool. Take it to a shop. If you can't post more than one poor sentence, you probably can't fix the door.

This is usually an internal failure with the head unit (the radio box in the dash) usually getting a new head unit will solve the issue, however it could be as simple as a broken or disconnected connector. Try getting to the back of your radio and inspect the connectors. Also try jiggling the wires to see if its a loose/sloppy connection. Either way, you're going to have to pull apart the dash. In some rare cases, the vehicle will have an external amplifier, if this amp popped a fuse or had some internal fault, that would cause the radio to show everything, but have no sound. Check you fuses first, especially anything related to "Audio", "Instrument", "Dash", or "Amp"

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The quick and dirty way: remove both battery cables, then touch them together. This will erasd all computer memory though so you will have to reprogram the radio etc. The proper way to do it is to have someone with a scan tool clear the codes