Same thing happened to me, sounds like one of the four coils has gone cost about £40 to rplace and ten mins to fit, no special tools. The trick is knowing which one. Luckly I had a mate who had a PC with a engine management program on.
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probably Idle air control valve or EGR.under the dash there is a diagnostic port! with key off bridge terminal A & B turn key to on position (do not start) this will flash any trouble codes VIA the check engine light the first blink(s) are confirmation. then count blinks EXP,*** **= 32 , ***** ***= 53 , ** ********= 28... then just google GM OBD1 trouble codes and see what the problem is .
should be in your owners manual if you have one. or there should be an options menu through the switch in the instrumnet cluster or through the I-drive if you have one
ELECTRONIC STABILITY PROGRAM ( ESP) LIGHT FLASHES TO INDICATE UNSTABLE DRIVING CONDITIONS....WHICH WILL ALSO COME ON IF YOUR ENGINE IS MISFIRES.. CHECK THE COILS AND SPARK PLUGS FIRST THEN GO FOR FUEL..INJECTORS...FUEL FILTER CHOKED..HOPE I WAS OF SOME HELP TO YOU..
There is a few things to do check the door switches that control dome lights, check wire down by the skid plate when you get oil changed there is a sensor for the starter there if it is stolen the alarm will go off or just take a BAT and BEAT the living **** out of your horn and call it good like I am going to. I hope this helped or will help I recommend an aluminum bat vrs. wood
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