electrical problem
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pretty badTypical Repair Cost:
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Average Mileage:
120,000 miles
Number of complaints:
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Helpful Websites About 2002 Pontiac Montana fuel gauge not working properly
2007Sep 14
Montana V6
- Automatic transmission
- 135,000 miles
Well' What could be worse then a fuel gauge that is going nuts, one minute it is showing full, then it drops all the way down and the fuel light comes on with the ring of my bell. Add to this the fact that l can no longer get my rear power windows to work. My door locks will not work at the switch; and the two new ones I bought didn't fix the problem, yet get this my remote key lock makes the locks work {go figure}... Oh my radio display went out where the clock and stations show. All this happened within a few months. I'm not looking forward to going to the dealership for service, as I can only imagine what the cost will be to get it fixed.
Oh I thought I would never buy a Toyota... 'Corolla", but that little car had a great reputation, and I can only hope that our American Auto makers will take note of their sales, and they will try a little harded when it comes to making all their autos better. My parents had a Buick Century, and to date it has gone 300,000 plus miles {for the third owner} and I heard it is still running, and everything still works {power windows, radio, etc}....
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A D V E R T I S E M E N T S
2008Jan 31
Montana
ticks me off... always seem to have off the wall problems.
Marilyn W.
Silver Spring, MD, USA
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