electrical problem
7.0
pretty badTypical Repair Cost:
no data
Average Mileage:
81,175 miles
Number of complaints:
4 complaints
Most common solutions:
- not sure (3 reports)
- replace fuse very often (1 reports)
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2004Jan 01
Grand Am
- Automatic transmission
- 71,589 miles
My car makes a really fast annoying blinker noise constantly. Some days it is hardly noticeable and then the next day it is making the noise my entire 20 minute drive to work. I took my car in for the blinker recall and that fixed it for about a year but now it is back to being the most annoying thing in the world. I was told by the mechanic that the entire electrical system was in need of repair to fix this. I am not sure if this is why my automatic windows no longer go down or my electrical seat no longer moves. I hate this car so much!
2007Nov 08
Grand Am GT 3.4L V6
- Automatic transmission
- 59,544 miles
This very strange and annoying especially when I take others in my vehicle. When I use my turn signal it continues to make the blinking noise even after it is turned off. My dealer claimed it was fixed but I highly doubt it. Why? Because the stupid thing keeps blinking. I have no idea what causes this only that the noise comes from the middle of the dash board and is driving me crazy. But I do have a simple fix that I have found to be quite helpful. Turn that radio up so loud that I can't hear it.
2006Sep 15
Grand Am ES 3.2L
- Automatic transmission
- 95,000 miles
This happened after I had a repair done on the car. I have been plagued with this
for over 2 years. I will be driving, getting ready to make a turn, hit my turn signal,
and nothing happens. Then I would pull over, get out the needle nose pliers,
remove the burnt out signal light fuse, put a new one in, replace the fuse box
cover, and then be on my way again. I keep a box of fuses in the car with me
at all times lest I get a ticket for "failure to use turn signal when making a turn".
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2008Jan 02
Grand Am SE 2.4L
MY TIME HAVE COME!!!
I HAD THIS PROBLEM FOR A WHILE. I BOUGHT A USED PONTIAC NOT A LONG AGO AND AFTER I USE MY TURN SIGNAL, NO MATTER TO THE RIGHT OR TO THE LEFT IT KEEPS MAKING A WEIRD SOUND, IT BOTHERS. I TOOK IT TO THE CAR FIX AND THEY TOLD ME I HAD TO PAY AROUND $300 TO FIX THAT. WELL, I GUESS I WILL STOP ON THIS, CUZZ IF I WILL CONTINUE ABOUT ALL THE PROBLEMS I HAVE WITH THIS CAR, NO ONE WILL WANNA BUY IT.
kiska
Annandale, VA, USA
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