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November 7, 2018 at 6:09 am in reply to: 2001 Pontiac Grand am se 2.4 rough idle slight miss . #891354
So no one ?
Not necessarily . But a Easy way to tell if you’re ignitor is bad is if you watch you’re rpm gauge .
If has a slight bounce or drops fast when deceleration .But another commen problem is the main fuel relay . If it starts to go out you will have these exact problems .
Also how’s you’re idle ?
When was last tune up ?
Do you have vacuum leaks ?
Have you checked evap can ?November 6, 2018 at 5:35 am in reply to: 2001 Pontiac Grand am se 2.4 rough idle slight miss . #891346any one?
Here’s the location of them . Pull them out to clean and test them .
Have you tried cleaning the solenoids on a transmission ?
November 4, 2018 at 11:29 pm in reply to: 2001 Pontiac Grand am se 2.4 rough idle slight miss . #891332Here is a video I made of the idle . I took off the air filter in this video to see if it was that …. Nope.
September 26, 2018 at 12:52 pm in reply to: Acura GSR Timing Belt – OEM Parts or After Market? #890786Yes they are worth the extra cash . I had a 1991 Honda Accord with a jdm f22a . That think was very picky about parts . Just spend the extra cash for the parts and save you’re self the hassle of double paying and potentially braking down . If replacing timeing belt and water pump make sure it includes new tensioners . Do you plan to do it or have a shop do it .
F.Y.I DONT LET YOU FRIENDS TOUCH IT BIG NO NO.
Any one ?
February 10, 2018 at 10:31 pm in reply to: 2001 Pontiac Grand am Errorode P0300 random or multiple cylinder misfire #886177Grate another costly repair . Thank you I’ll post what I find.
January 26, 2018 at 12:15 pm in reply to: MOTOR OIL IN RADIATOR AND COOLANT IN MOTOR OIL FILL TANK AND CAP #885882Odds are it’s just a blown head gasket. Do not use some of that stop leak or nothing like that you’ll just cause more problems and block passages. Eric the Car Guy has a video about this on his YouTube channel and shows how it just clogs up all the passages for the coolant. If you’re not mechanically inclined or have no experience with automobiles I would suggest having a mechanic do it . taking off the head and trying to do it yourself with no experience can lead to a lot of trouble.
Any one else have any ideas ?
That’s the same video I used to wire it . It’s all done wright . I think the pcm turns off the account power wire when it don’t detect the chime the stock radio had.
Well there is no code.
Never thought of it setting a code . i do have a code reader and will hook it up to see if it sets one
This is me after getting power from dimmer wire .https://youtu.be/H8IeLOLOw-M
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