6.7
fairly significantTypical Repair Cost:
no data
Average Mileage:
70,550 miles
Total Complaints:
3 complaints
Most common solutions:
- not sure (2 reports)
- replace the hazard switch (1 reports)
electrical problem
Helpful Websites About 2001 Pontiac Grand Am turn signals don't work regularly
2004Sep 01
Grand Am SE 4.2L
- Automatic transmission
- 60,000 miles
Every complaint I've read about this make and model on AutoBeef is exactly what I have experienced or am experiencing. I found on automotive.com that supposedly there is a recall for the hazard lights blinkers etc... and called customer service, who said my car does not qualify for any recalls. The electrical driver seat doesn't work anymore and I am experiencing the the fast clicking when my blinkers are not in use. I heard it would take approx $300 to replace!
I am completely irate about this and every other problem I've had with this car. I can say it was a mistake buying a GM car and dealing with them all the time I've had it. I wish I had my old Honda....
2007Nov 03
Grand Am
- Automatic transmission
- 83,300 miles
at least on car ride a week the turn signals wont work at all, they wont flash outside or in. it can get dangerous. i thought it was a short so i tried resetting it according to the manual but once i took the side panel off there was not a switch to reset it like the book indicated. meanwhile this is still happening...any suggestions of what is wrong with it or how much it may cost to get fixed?
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2008Jul 15
Grand Am GT 3.4L
I am still trying to remove the dashboard front cover (which is pretty tricky, trying not to brake those clips) and see if the hazard switch can be fixed by soldering, or definitively needs replacing, as instructed on GM's recall # RCRIT-03V327-5310. In the mean time, I just wiggle the hazard button until the turning signal works again. It normally fails in hot weather
Bob K.
Puebla, Puebla, Mexico
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