04.pontiac grand prix

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Asked by Marles Sep 19, 2016 at 12:06 PM about the 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix GT1

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My car said it need aye crankshaft sensor but its
overheating than it cuts off sometimes it start
back up sometime it don't it's blowing hot air idk
what's wrong

6 Answers

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If it says it needs a crankshaft sensor, then I'd say you know what's wrong. Do the obvious. Change the crankshaft sensor and then see how the car runs.

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I bought the car for 1200 I was just wondering if it's that easy why he didnt do it might can be electrical promblem??

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It may need other things too, but go with what you know. The computer stores those trouble codes for a reason. Change the sensor. Make sure the cooling system is full and has the air bled out of the system. That's a common cause of overheating problems.

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It likely wouldn't run at all if it was the timing belt. Much more likely a combination of electrical and cooling system.

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Yes I think you right because it do seem to overheat in my air blow out warm heat

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