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2003 Pontiac Grand Am - Page 7 Questions & Answers
Where is the fuel relay switch on a 2003 Pontiac Grand Am
It should be in the main fuze box under the hood or in a separate box for relays.
Why do you ask? Have you got a startup problem?
When you crank, you should, or a helper, be able to hear the pump running under the gas tank. A high pitch whirring / buzzing. If you locate the relay you should be able to feel it click when someone cranks up. It may be fuzed separately so check that.
Where is the intake gasket located on 1999 grandam/
Newer gaskets have taken care of some of the issues
with dexcool
ALL-- the coolants in any store,walmart ,advanced auto etc,
if you read the back of the bottles ingredients ,including the
all too popular prestone famous yellow bottles ARE DEXCOOL
You think your buying a one size fits all,not so,gimick
You can not buy original green zerex in many states
You can go with zerex G-05 or read the back of the bottles
& do not get the two ingredients that make up Dex
Go to You Tube Video to watch the gasket replacement
on an engine like yours
What is the drive cycle of a 2003 grand am
The drive cycle is a series of conditions that you drive a vehicle to prepare the emissions systems for an emmisions test.
the drive cycle that is most common to GM vehicles is the following;
1. cold start vehicle and allow to warm up to driving temperature, then set a load on the engine, ie. turn on radio and A/C MAX and headlights.
2. reverse vehicle for approx. 15-20 ft.
3. from a stop, drive vehicle at 35mph @ 25% throttle for 15min
4. allow vehicle to slow to a near stop without using hte brake pedal.
5, begin driving vehivle again 45mph @ 50% throttle for 15-20 min.
6. check for emissions status and test.
***OBDII vehicles (95-99) can have up to (2) two emissions monitors at unready status for PA and can sucessfully submit a "pass" status.
vehicles that are 1988 (OBDI) are emissions exempt.
067 Pa Code 177 204 Basis for failure
Why would the service engine soon light be flashing
Its telling you there's something wrong Tom!!
Look under the hood and do your drivers checks. Is there water in the rad header tank?
Is there oil in the engine?
Is the fan belt in good condition and tight?
When it runs is fluid dripping underneath?
When was it last serviced?
Have a good check around and get back to us.
Intake gasket replacment procuder
procedure.
which engine, GM uses many called OPTIONs.
fixing engine requires you to know what is there.
we can not answer,
generic: ALL EFI CARS>
battery neg lug off.
fuel rail pressure discharged safely.
unplug all things attached, (look see em) cables, plugs. etc hoses.?
unbolt manifold
pull it.
clean surfaces.
see FSM or alldata.com for other needs like RTV sealants. and where.
put on new gasket (up is up down is down)
put back intake, torque to FSM spec.
and reverse above.
easy huh?
Noise from tranny
What kind of noises you get and when ( when in drive, in neutral etc )?
The noises can come from a worn transmission bearing or transmission clutches.
The bad is that for either problem the transmission has to be taken down and/or rebuild.
Headlight wiring diagram
Check for corrosion in the bulb socket or wiring connection points. This could cause a voltage drop, resulting in a dimmer light. If it looks good, then just replace the bulb with a new one. Use dielectric grease only in the bulb socket to prevent corrosion. Do not use regular grease because it will stop electricity from flowing.
The a/c never goes off
there is a fuse in the fuse box that will turn off the fan until you replace the switch. look in your owners manual to find where it is located
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