Pontiac Grand Prix drivetrain problems

drivetrain problem

10.0

really awful

Typical Repair Cost:

no data

Average Mileage:

170,000 miles

Number of complaints:

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Most common solutions:

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problem #1

2005Apr 25

(reported on)

Grand Prix SE

  • 170,000 miles

thunking noise coming from the passenger-side rear end. going down the road at any speed and turning corners makes it louder. all brakes have been replaced new rotors to the back front are about a year old. calipers are about a year old but were replaced three times because they kept seizing. struts are about a year old but have been replaced three times in the last 2 years. everything seems fine looks fine but is not. this is by far the worst car i have ever had. just to give you an idea i bought it used in 2000. by 2001 i needed a moter, went with no warning, have replaced struts in the back three times front struts upper and lower mounts last year, lower ball joints three times, tie rods three times, all in a year, transmision last may, all but one o2 sensor, ignition control sensor coolant sensor other sensors i can't remember what they were called ive had so much done any suggestions?

Kim R.

Cadyville, N. Y., USA

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