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Pontiac Grand Prix: General Care & Maintenance

22 messages,  Last post on Jan 12, 2012 at 2:43 AM

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#15 of 22 Re: How can u Change a 2002 Pontiac Grand Prix's Air Filter ? [craig32] by mawilliz1

Nov 25, 2007 (3:27 pm)

Replying to: craig32 (Apr 13, 2007 4:19 pm)
pull back a little harder and swing the whole thing up (tube and square part).

#16 of 22 Re: how to fill power steering [foxyroxy1] by gearr

Nov 25, 2007 (5:05 pm)

Replying to: foxyroxy1 (May 04, 2007 2:44 am)
It is hard to find
 it is on the left side (pass. side) back by the fire wall down at the bottem you will need a long neck funel
   Gearr

#17 of 22 Re: BADGE REMOVAL??? [gxpjoeyp] by gearr

Nov 25, 2007 (5:16 pm)

Replying to: gxpjoeyp (Apr 27, 2006 9:56 pm)
office max has this stuff called undo and it works great and will not harm the paint
     Gearr

#18 of 22 Re: grand prix ??? [adam270] by mvautaw

Dec 21, 2007 (9:22 am)

Replying to: adam270 (Mar 30, 2007 2:55 pm)
adam270, the same thing happened to our 2004 3.8 GP w/ 40,000 miles. we had to replace the transmission. its might be worth getting a new car.

#19 of 22 Timing belt by matt9404

Feb 28, 2008 (4:51 pm)

I have a 2004 GP, and I wasn't sure when I should get the timing belt checked out. I've heard different mileages like 80,000 and 100,000 and although my mileage isn't too high yet, I know that if it fails, it can do significant damage to other components in the engine.
 
Does anyone have any information or recommendations about if and when to check/replace the timing belt?
Thanks.

#20 of 22 Re: BADGE REMOVAL??? [gearr] by autoparts82

Sep 19, 2011 (11:27 am)

Replying to: gearr (Nov 25, 2007 5:16 pm)
I like to use a product called Goo Be Gone it can be purchased at most parts store or places like walmart.

#21 of 22 Re: How can u Change a 2002 Pontiac Grand Prix's Air Filter ? [craig32] by oldirty_rabbit

Jan 12, 2012 (2:39 am)

Replying to: craig32 (Apr 13, 2007 4:19 pm)
it'll come believe me. It is a real B%$# but it opens enough to get the filter out. If you want to make it simple for yourself you can loosen the clamp and push back the hose from the plastic so that you can remove the back completely. That would make it easier but No there is no trick just a tight fit. Hope that helps.

#22 of 22 Re: Running synthetic oil [ocmike3] by oldirty_rabbit

Jan 12, 2012 (2:43 am)

Replying to: ocmike3 (Mar 18, 2006 12:29 am)
I have used Mobile 1 synthetic oil and oil filter in all my vehicles and it is, in my opinion, the best oil you can buy. Synthetic oil is engineered so that it doesn't break down like traditional motor oil. So it gives you greater protection for a longer time. The time between changes is where the biggest advantage lies when using synthetic oil. However, I like to keep the time bout the same anyway. Never can be to safe when dealing with your transportation.

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