windows / windshield problem
8.7
pretty badTypical Repair Cost:
$533.00
Average Mileage:
55,000 miles
Number of complaints:
3 complaints
Most common solutions:
- replace regulator (3 reports)
Helpful Websites About 1999 Pontiac Grand Prix window regulator failed
2004Jun 13
(reported on)Grand Prix
- 30,000 miles
I got the car at 30,000 and the driver's window regulator died. My mechanic (for the last 10 years) told me GM knows about this and won't do a thing. It happens all the time. Now I have the passenger front and driver's back regulators to replace. That should bring my total in regulators to $600. GM doesn't care. Other than these problems it's been a very good car. We now have 41K miles on it.
Bruce
2006Sep 01
(reported on)Grand Prix
- 55,000 miles
During the summer of 2004 I had two window regulators fail on windows I did not use. Since then one more has failed. Pontiac want's $400.00+ per window to repair. My solution, took door panel off, disconnected the automatic window switch and blocked the window in the up position.
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A D V E R T I S E M E N T S
2007Jul 27
Grand Prix GT 3.8L
Another GM window problem. First the back and then the front, both on the passenger side within 3months the regulator failed to do its job. Just another conspiracy to make money after the point of purchase. From who? From us the consumer, and may I add 3 to $400 at a time. What can u do?
Alan H.
Morristown, TN, USA
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