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#4864 of 4872 Re: Evap canister? [darthporno] by david128 Jul 24, 2009 (12:31 pm)
Replying to: darthporno (Jul 24, 2009 7:35 am) My 03 Aztec has had a temp. gauge problem since the car was new (registering too high). However, the car has never overheated. The dealer gave up in trying to fix the problem (I could say lots of words here about this!). The gauge still does not register correctly much of the time. Maybe the problem is the instrument cluster or maybe the BCM or something else. Anyway, my point is make sure the engine temperature is out of spec. before you worry too much about it.
#4865 of 4872 Re: Evap canister? [darthporno] by ray80 Jul 27, 2009 (3:24 am)
Replying to: darthporno (Jul 24, 2009 7:35 am) Kinda scary seeing that neddle go up towards the red when sitting for extended period. It is however a normal thing for it to go up that high and it is operating within normal specs. If you happened to have radio off and in a quiet place (with air off) you might be able to hear when fans come on and think its sorta late but is operating normaly. As long as it does go down once your moving again and doesn't actually hit the red zone you shoud be fine though.
#4866 of 4872 water water everywhere by jettinagain1 Oct 23, 2009 (12:15 pm)
ok i have done some research, fixed my bcm problem still have to take it (2001) to the dealer to get programed. but now that i have it torn apart, i would love to find the infamous leak. Mine leaks on both sides and yes when i pulled back the carpet it was really wet down there. so where is this leak i have read about and how do i fix it? any leak info, any fix info. i am willing to try them all till i get the right one. Replies to this message: ray80 (Oct 27, 2009 3:19 am)
#4867 of 4872 surging problem, transmission by jettinagain1 Oct 23, 2009 (1:07 pm)
i will add this to anyone needing some advise on an engine surge problem. i had a problem with my car surging when i came to a stop light the rpm's would go up to about the 4500 range. i took it to a transmission guy, told him about a selinoid problem i had heard about, he dismissed me and told me it would be 1900.00 to replace my transmission. i took my car back had it towed to another transmission guy, told him about the selinoid, he had heard of this problem checked it out. bottom line with the tow and fixing my problem 162.00 no joke. this guy saved me 1700.00. if the other guy had put in the transmission it would not have fixed my problem because the selinoid is behind the gas pedal. heads up peeps do ur research. especially on older cars out of warranty.
#4868 of 4872 Re: water water everywhere [jettinagain1] by ray80 Oct 27, 2009 (3:19 am)
Replying to: jettinagain1 (Oct 23, 2009 12:15 pm) You didn't say where there water is, but I'll assume in the front. If you have a sunroof that is the first place I'd look, the drains may be plugged (there are 4 of them). Next thing I might wonder about is HVAC system ( I believe there is something for AC that drains that could be a problem), also check the condition of cabin air filters to see if they are wet. Windshield seal is also possible as when as a door seal (that would usually mean only one side wet)
#4870 of 4872 Drive shaft bearings by ramex2 Nov 30, 2009 (7:45 pm)
01 Aztek AWD back section of drive shaft has bad bearings . Currently vehicle is in a mechanic's shop . Cannot locate source for the bearings. The dealer will only sell us a complete drive shaft with bearings $1350.00 . One bearing the larger of the 2 bearings has # 60100, the smaller bearing is all chewed up. Cannot make out #'s . Dealer will not sell the bearings alone and is not willing to even give us the number of the smaller bearing . The race that the bearings sit in is intact . ANYONE out there know where I can purchase the bearings ?? My mechanic has tried all his regular sources.> I have tried all the junk yards in the Chicagoland area & few out of state . Unfortunately I cannot locate a wrecked Aztek to get bearings . Going to a bearing company next . They say that they GM numbers mean nothing to them So I am taking the race and the 2 bearing with me to show them . My next plan is to have the bearings made in Mexico & shipped to Chicago . However I do not have spec & tolerances . ANY INPUT would be greatly appreciated Replies to this message: clouse (Dec 01, 2009 5:37 am) ramex2 (Dec 02, 2009 6:25 pm)
#4871 of 4872 Re: Drive shaft bearings [ramex2] by clouse Dec 01, 2009 (5:37 am)
Replying to: ramex2 (Nov 30, 2009 7:45 pm) Try the wrecking yards in Michigan - on-line- for any and all destroyed Azteks. The cost of a drive shaft even with a trip to get the parts would be much cheaper than buying them. Your mechanic should have some addresses that you can contact out of state. Northern Indiana around Gary seems to have quite a few Azteks in that area. Replies to this message: ramex2 (Dec 02, 2009 6:25 pm)
#4872 of 4872 Re: Drive shaft bearings [clouse] by ramex2 Dec 02, 2009 (6:25 pm)
Replying to: clouse (Dec 01, 2009 5:37 am) Well I checked 6 different junk yards in the Gary IN area Nada. Those Aztek drivers just don't seem to be crashing . BUT Michigan has 1 drive shaft $500.00 much better than the GM price of $1500.00 new My mechanic is only charging me $150.00 to the labor so all in all $ 650.00 total . Should arrive in 2 days The Buick Rendezvou which is essentially the same car and has the exact same drive shaft except however OUR GOOD FRIENDS at GM made sure that the location where it attaches to the frame is just off by 5 inches to ensure that you have to have an AZTEK drive shaft . THANX GM you S.O.B.'s But hey I still love my Aztek

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