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366 messages, Last post on Dec 08, 2009 at 5:59 PM
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Replying to: ellar (Oct 21, 2009 8:28 am) 1) You might want to go to a different service garage because it seem your service garage is milking you. Take it to a Pontiac dealer for the repairs because they are very familiar with the problems of the Azteks. You can also take your Aztek to a Buick or other GM dealers because the Aztek, Rendezvous and many other GM vehicles use the same kind of engine. The dealers charge you more, but they can correct the problems. 2) My Aztek's engine probably had a engine head cracked at 130,000 mile, a year after I had paid $900 for the defective of the intake manifold gasket. I decided to get a rebuild engine to eliminate the chronic engine problems and this costs me $3,000. I wanted the new parts for my new engine (betls, sensors, engine rubber blocks, wires, hoses, etc.) at an additional cost of $1,000. Total: $4,000. I hope I won't have to deal with the engine problems for awhile and I still think that was a well spent money. |
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| naw my mechanics not milking me pontiac did he fixes everything for free because its his fault i bought this piece of crap lol ; ( | |
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Replying to: amy72855 (Oct 17, 2009 8:11 pm) There is a very annoying beeping noise that comes on along with it.Can someone please tell me what to do to stop this madness.
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Replying to: ben69romero (Nov 05, 2009 2:31 pm) |
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Replying to: rlm1313 (Oct 20, 2009 8:41 pm) |
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| We have an '04 Aztek and last year the key got stuck in the ignition - didn't know what to do - went through 2 batteries because of it. Went to a dealer and they said it was most likely the "park pawl actuator". We got a diagram printout from them and my husband removed it from the steering column, the key came out and we haven't had a problem with that issue since. Hope this helps. | |
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Replying to: likearainbow (Nov 21, 2007 6:16 am)
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Replying to: vschizz222 (Dec 06, 2009 11:08 pm) |
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| Yes, I talked to my mechanic and he said at times when the weather changes, the thermostat is not functioning exactly correctly, and the computer misinterprets it as the engine overheating. It therefore goes into a 'protection' mode, turning on both fans, even after the car is off for a while. I confirmed this because after just a little while I can use an Autozone code reader to read and erase the codes (usually says not enough coolant, temp.sensor malfunction, etc) and as soon as I turn the car on it fine, no service engine light, fans are normal. To check it, just disconnect the postive lead on your battery for about 10 minutes, reconnect, start and drive. If all is OK, then the codes were false. My mechanic told me it was either a faulty temp. sensor or the thermostat...put in a fresh sensor, did it again, so it's the thermostat I'm pretty sure. Let me know if that works! | |
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