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2004 Pontiac Grand Am Overview
The Grand Am continues to be the top-selling Pontiac in the U.S. and one of the top ten most popular cars overall. The mid-size sedan or coupe tries to seamlessly blend practicality with performance, combining interior space with a sporty engine and sleek exterior styling, all at an affordable pricetag.
New colors and a standard mp3 player in the GT trims are what's new for the 2004 Pontiac Grand Am. The SE, SE1, and SE2 trims come in sedan only, featuring either the Ecotec 2.2-liter, 140-hp I4 engine coupled with a standard 5-speed manual or optional 4-speed automatic, or the 3.4-liter, 170-hp V6. The V6 engine only comes with an automatic transmission. The GT and GT1 can be had as a coupe or sedan with a Ram Air version of the V6 rated at 175-hp. The SE2 sedan is more luxury oriented, with many more standard features, while the GT models are focused on performance, with bigger tires, anti-sway bars, rear spoiler, and a stiffer and lower suspension.
There is only one more year left for the 2004 Grand Am, and some owners say good riddance. The Grand Am has been riddled with repair problems, though not as many with this current generation. Most of these repairs have to do with the window regulator and the brakes. Drivers also say the seats are uncomfortable, the car is hard to get in and out of, and the trunk opening is too small. Cheap plastic materials spoil the overall sporty image, and most would like a manual transmission with the V6. On the plus side, everyone likes the Grand Am's looks, which are much sportier than the actual performance. Engine power and acceleration are good, as is the handling. Many owners say it is fun to drive on the highway, and gets good gas mileage even in the city.
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2004 Grand Am Not Starting
2004 grand am not cranking over when i goes below double digits.. when its warm out it starts up just fine.. i had the starter switch replaced still wont work.. sometimes it takes a few min even up ...
Pontiac 2004 3.4l Grand Am Se
Won't start did the fuel pump checked for vacuum leaks did the intake manifold changed ignition MOD and coils and key ignition starts with starting fluid but dies right away
R And R Motor
can i replace my 3.4 with a 3.5 motor
How Many Gallons Of Gas Does A 2004 Pontiac Grand Am Take
How many gallons of gas does a 2004 Pontiac grand am takes
Rpm Reving Issues
I have a 2004 poniac grand am 3.4 l v6 that had a dead battery and i charged it then when i go to turn on the car in park the rpms jump from 3500 to 1000 violently almost like i would be pressing ...
- GT
- 28 national listings
- GT Coupe
- 15 national listings
- GT1
- 7 national listings
- GT1 Coupe
- 4 national listings
- SE
- 21 national listings
- SE1
- 79 national listings
- SE2
- Avg. Price: $3,367
Pokemon Loving this car after maintenance. Had to replace front brake calipers at 135000, along with my rack and pinion, outer tirod ends, and lower ball joints. Suggestion, get yourself a Haynes manual for this car. Saved a fortune installing the parts myself. Took me 10 hours, but hell if that wasn’t fun to learn. I deliver pizzas in this car and get great mileage. Snagged one with the ecotec engine which I was looking for.