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Replying to: dantedamon (Mar 27, 2008 10:54 pm) |
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| i have a 04 grandam gt and i have read many fourms on here and on diff, car sites and from what i gatherd on it dexcool is bad for 04 grandams i dont know if its bad fer all grand ams or what, but ny owners manual says to use dexcool in it. but like i said be4 i read from differnt people that dexcool is bad for it is this true?? i dont know what to use now if someone know excatly what to use will they please respond..(p.s) can i use prestoneinstead of dexcool. thank you | |
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2004 Grand Am, Oil Light How to reset the change oil light? It's been on since I have driven 4500 miles. Help tpjjmj
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Replying to: skranz95 (Feb 06, 2008 12:44 pm)
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Replying to: tdm3 (Aug 04, 2008 1:15 pm) |
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| Hi I have a 1997 grand am v6 3.1leater engine and on my driver side floor there is a huge puddle of water every time i remove the water the next time it rains the waters back and its starting to move into the back seat i cant find the leak anyware if anyone can help me with this that would be great thank you. | |
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In tacoma..my engine lights stays on. 2 it every place in tacoma. i pay to have things fixed. an the lites back on. who can i trust. 2 fix my car without lying 2 me. zmcgaughy stace |
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| Hi i have a 2000 Grand Am SE and whenever i turn right or left it makes a clunking noise. I checked the swaybar and the tierod and they where fine i replaced the strut bearing as it was making some noise on the drivers side thinking maybe that was the problem. But it still makes these sounds. Does anybody know what these clunking noises might be? | |
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About 6 months ago I changed the thermostat and coolant in my '02 GA SE1 V6. About 3 months ago I start hearing this clicking sound when the car is first started up after sitting a long time, but it seemed to go away after the car was fully warmed up. I changed the started because it was getting weak and looked for the cause of the clicking noise. I noticed coolant is low and fill it up apparently I hadn't topped it off enough earlier. The clicking noise stopped after i changed the starter and filled coolant. Eventually clicking noise came back, I checked the coolant again and again it was low. I fill it back up and begin checking for coolant under the car and no signs of leaks. Again clicking went away after topping off coolant. Clicking came back after a few weeks, again coolant was low top it off along with putting in some stop leak even though there was no signs of a leak. Since then clicking has been constant every time i first start the car up. The constant clicking noise at start up seems to becoming from the top of the engine either around the thermostat housing or the fuel rail/intake manifold. And the noise stops or at least really quiets down after the car has warmed up fully. Has anyone else experienced this and what did it turn out to be? I have tired a high quality injector cleaner in case the rails or injectors are dirty and caused the clicking noise. BTW I haven't had dexicool in the car since about 45k miles after learning about the problems and the car now has 103k so i don't think it is a result of bad seals or gunk from dexicool.
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Replying to: 67bluecamaro (Sep 03, 2008 10:28 pm) Clicking when turning: Sounds like a CV joint.
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