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2001 Pontiac Grand Prix Problems and Repair Histories

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2001 Pontiac Grand Prix 4dr Sedan

supercharged 240hp 3.8L V6 4-speed automatic FWD

Pontiac Grand Prix in Michigan, United States
Month Year Odometer
(in miles)
Cost Problem/Repair Description
Mar 2011 89000   First odometer entry
Aug 2011 90000 400 Wheel bearing & front tie rod replacement. 
Sep 2011 85000   Most recent odometer entry.

 

Pontiac Grand Prix in Ontario, Canada
Month Year Odometer
(in miles)
Cost Problem/Repair Description
Feb 2011 500 Rear right spring broke, pushing exposed end through tire. 
Apr 2012   Most recent odometer entry.

 

Pontiac Grand Prix in Minnesota, United States
Month Year Odometer
(in miles)
Cost Problem/Repair Description
Jun 2011 144000   First odometer entry
Jul 2011 145000 2850 Lost overdrive and noticed more slippage between gears than normal. Transmission was rebuilt with several new "hard" parts along with the standard rebuild. Front wheel bearings started to make noise so I replaced them. 
Oct 2011 148000 15 Engine light came on and indicated "coolant temp always low." Thermostat seemed to be stuck open. Replaced thermostat and light went out, car operated at normal temperature again. 
Feb 2012 154000 400 Slight vibration at 40-50 mph. Control arm bushings replaced and alignment completed. Two idler pullies bad. One siezed causing the turbocharger belt to be shredded, the other was making a ticking noise and on the verge of siezing. 
Jun 2012 156000 300 Vibration still occurred at about 40 mph. Left front CV shaft needed to be replaced. Problem solved. 

 

Pontiac Grand Prix in Ontario, Canada
Month Year Odometer
(in miles)
Cost Problem/Repair Description
Jan 2011 120900   First odometer entry
May 2011 125240 700 A/C condenser replaced, system recharged 
Nov 2011 129580 760 Replaced mufflers (2). Replaced rear rocker cover gasket due to excessive oil leak onto exhaust manifold. Real risk of fire. Same problem as recall on frt gasket but no recall on rear gasket? 
Apr 2012 133920 900 drivers side front wheel bearing replace due to wear replaced front rotors and pads power brake booster replaced Rusted leaking brake lines replaced from ABS module to wheel cylinders. 
Aug 2012 134540 130 Replace passenger side rear door window regulator 
Apr 2013 137020 22 Replace left tie rod end 

 

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2001 Pontiac Grand Prix 4dr Sedan

200-horsepower 3.8L V6 4-speed automatic FWD

Pontiac Grand Prix in Maryland, United States
Month Year Odometer
(in miles)
Cost Problem/Repair Description
Feb 2011 75000   First odometer entry
Mar 2011 77000 3500 Catastrophic transmission failure. Replaced transmission. 
Apr 2011 78000   Most recent odometer entry.

 

Pontiac Grand Prix in Michigan, United States
Month Year Odometer
(in miles)
Cost Problem/Repair Description
Jan 2011 146000   First odometer entry
Apr 2011 152000 155 Rear wheel hubs replaced. Right rear was making noise, they were both replaced. Both were the original hubs. 
Nov 2011 165000 1000 Front sway bar broken, replaced. Rusted from the inside out. Rear struts and strut mounts replaced. They were the originals with 165k miles. 
Sep 2012 186000 168 MAF sensor malfunction affecting proper shifting of the transmission. MAF sensor replaced. 
Mar 2013 197000 15 Leaking front valve/rocker arm cover. Smoke from oil leaking onto exhaust manifold. Replaced cover gasket. 
May 2013 200000 157 Grease leaking out of CV joint boot on drivers side. 

 

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