10.0
really awfulTypical Repair Cost:
$416.00
Average Mileage:
95,333 miles
Total Complaints:
3 complaints
Most common solutions:
- replace multi function switch (3 reports)
lights problem
Helpful Websites About 2002 Pontiac Grand Prix no exterior brake lights
2008Feb 15
Grand Prix 3.1L
- Automatic transmission
- 80,000 miles
The brake lights on our car went out. We replaced the lights - still didn't work. Replaced the fuses - still didn't work. Bought more fuses and more lights - still didn't work. Looked up the problem - found out it was our relay switch (hazards didn't work etc.) - had it replaced by the dealer for an arm and a leg!
2007Jul 20
(reported on)Grand Prix
- Automatic transmission
- 126,000 miles
I learned about two weeks ago that I didn't have any brake light except for the one in the rear window. I have replace fuse, bulbs still no brake lights. It has been diagnosed as the multi-function switch $336.00 plus labor. This is a very dangerous just asking for a wreck.
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2006Sep 06
Grand Prix SE 3.1L
its never fun to get pulled over because you dont have break lights. i got pulled over out of town. and had to drive all the way back in two weeks to pay the ticket. i found the part for about 198.00 dollars and had my dad put it on for me at the dealer ship where he works. (not at the Chevy/ Pontiac place)
John C.
Colunmbus, GA, USA
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