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Average Mileage:
82,500 miles
Total Complaints:
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cooling system problem
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2009Jul 23
Grand Am GT 3.4L V6
i ve taken my car to get fixed multiple times for overheating and coolant overflow. it seems as if the mechanics don t want to fix the problem they ve done pressure tests etc. put a new water pump on but it s still running hot. the gauge reads 205-210 on an hour drive and the overflow happens rarely but still happens. i ve been reading up on this, now is the gasket the problem that i ve been reading about or should i replace the thermostat. I mean there's a way to get that fan going that stabilizes the temp gauge(but that shouldn't be). Got 1 month left on the warranty. thank you.
justing
Lawrenceville, NJ, USA
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