engine problem
9.6
really awfulTypical Repair Cost:
$80.00
Average Mileage:
151,600 miles
Number of complaints:
5 complaints
Most common solutions:
- not sure (3 reports)
- chk wiring harness connectors and also to module (1 reports)
- replaced the crankshaft sensor (1 reports)
Helpful Websites About 1991 Pontiac Grand Prix runs roughly, stalls
2008Apr 01
Grand Prix Turbo 3.1L V6
- Automatic transmission
- 167,000 miles
my 1991 grand prix turbo cuts out and dies when u accelerate gas peddle and the rpms go up to 3000
2004Sep 28
(reported on)Grand Prix EX
- 155,000 miles
1991 grand prix 3.1 a/t. has 155k miles. Car runs great when cold but at normal running temp, engine idle surges while driving and while stopped, also shuts off at stops but immediatley starts up again. Had fuel pressure gauge hooked up, has normal psi. Replaced fuel filter, crank sensor,knock sensor,coolant temp sensor, radiator,thermostat and gasket,ign module,all 3 coils packs, plugs(ac delco), wires. I'm spent, literally, any suggestions?
2003Sep 22
(reported on)Grand Prix SE
- 122,000 miles
havent figured out the problem yet,plz help. have replace most sensors i can find (map sensor,mat sensor, throttle position sensor, aic sensor, fuel pump relay, etc...) car still will not run, could it be the fuel pump, 02 sensor, or brain? already know that the catalitic conv. is not plugged up. plz, plz help. i need this car desperately for work and can do the maintenance myself, just cannot figure out whats wrong with it
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2004Oct 17
(reported on)Grand Prix ES
on a cold start the car would run great, but when at normal op temp, the idle would start to jump up and down and at a complete stop, the car would die out. I replaced the ign module,coil packs(all 3), wires, plugs,crank sensor,knock sensor, radiator,coolant temp sensor, thermostat and gasket. Problem was till there. trouble codes all pointed to the ign module, but it ended up being the module connectors. One was making bad contact.
cgar
San Antonio, TX, USA
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