8.0
pretty badTypical Repair Cost:
$1,500.00
Average Mileage:
141,326 miles
Total Complaints:
4 complaints
Most common solutions:
- not sure (4 reports)
cooling system problem
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2009Sep 01
Grand Am SE 3.4L
- Automatic transmission
- 209,000 miles
I hate my 99 Pontiac Grand AM it has been a peice of sh*t since I got it in 02 I have replaced the crapy plastic window peices that cost $40 a peice "dealership only part" the brakes go out every 3 months it wont take gas when its hot. The radio/cd player went out, water pump, thermostat, Temp sensor. EGR valve, the trunk leaks, alternator...twice. the power steering pressure line... thats $80 because it has "variable steering" what ever that means and the pump.....twice. weel bearings...3 times. window moters 3 of them waiting on the fourth one to go anytime now. the presure cap on the res. cross threaded and has to be pryed off with a screw driver. and countless other things im to pissed to remember!!!!!!! but now the damn intake manifold gasket decided to blow out of the blue and I have water in my oil I'm done with this peice of sh*t im going to push it off a cliff!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
2007Nov 24
Grand Am SE 3.2L V6
- Automatic transmission
- 80,000 miles
don't buy GM cars,if you want to buy also,no problem soon you can't find GM.
thanks
2008Apr 05
Grand Am 4.3L V6
- Automatic transmission
- 125,305 miles
i bought a 99 grand am everything was fine until it started over heating and i was ok fine i bought it used just anthers problem right? i figured may i just need to replace the water pump so i did, thats didn't work so the next day i had the thermostat replaced and the system burped and that worked for a couple days then the tensioner pulley melted and broke completely off the belt system so i put a brand new tensioner pulley on now im back to the same damn problem it's OVER HEATING AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and i can't figure out why if anyone can give me some info i would really like it.
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2009Oct 05
Grand Am 3.4L V6
i bought the car last year i had my head gaskets replaced in January of this year now its overheating again and all the antifreeze is leaking out and they are telling me i need my intake gasket done this is a bunch of bulls**t
aprilohio
Cleveland, Ohio, USA
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