Hi ! I've just bought a Pontiac Grand Am 1995 SE full equipped with V-6 3.1 liters and automatic transmission and my rear seal crankshaft is leaking the car only have 56,507 miles the car is like a brand new always slept in garage no rust i'm wondering if i should repair it....... Do i just need to buy rear seal crank included nylon sleeve from AC Delco OEM or rubber seal and sleeve separately jobber and how long it takes to replace in a fair garage do you think ? Regards Slys !
If this car has been in storage, try adding a tablespoon of DOT3 brake fluid to the engine oil to condition the seal. The engine has to come out to replace that seal. At least 8 hours labor.$$$$$$$$.
SOURCE: 2001 Pontiac Grand Am SE rear tires and struts scraping
struts frozen or not will not control how close the tires are to the strut. The tire and lower portion of the strut move of one. The compresson/rebound point is about the strut base
SOURCE: need to replace rear struts
It depends on who does it. If you are doing it by yourself, I would allow at least a couple of hours on each side, although it should take no more than one per side. If you have air tools and a lift, it should take between an hour or two from start to finish, since removing wheels, bolts etc would be fast. Hope this helps you, Rick
SOURCE: update. 2000 pontiac grand am 3.4 liter engine,
Probably the fuel pump. It starts & runs until the pump gets hot, then when it quits, your car quits.
SOURCE: 1995 Pontiac Grand Am, turn signals do not work.
Bad connection or ground
Testimonial: "If the bulbs work when the hazard switch is activated, where would the bad connection be?"
SOURCE: Rebuild 2000 Pontiac Grand Am 4T40E &4T45E
If it happened to me, I'd first check the shift cable and/or trans pawl to see if I had it properly aligned
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