My check engine light on my 96 grand am has been on for months. My car just
recently starting running bad. I had diagnostics done and my first cylindar
is not firing. I've changed spark plugs, spark plug wire, and coils. My car
only runs bad when im creeping up to a stop sign, or just taking off from a
stopped postion. It clanks rattles and squeeks until I'm up to about 25
miles per hour, then it stops, and runs just fine. We cant figure out what
is wrong..any ideas?
Shep - 16 Sep 2005 03:56 GMT
Keep going relative to the cylinder misfire code, possible injector or
connector, time to get a professional involved for additional diagnosis.
> My check engine light on my 96 grand am has been on for months. My car
> just
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> miles per hour, then it stops, and runs just fine. We cant figure out what
> is wrong..any ideas?
M.C. Tee - 16 Sep 2005 04:20 GMT
seems like all of the ignition has been replaced, probably on the fuel side
of things, get a volt meter and figure out if the injector is firing
> Keep going relative to the cylinder misfire code, possible injector or
> connector, time to get a professional involved for additional diagnosis.
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keepitloe - 16 Sep 2005 04:52 GMT
I own a 1995 pontiac grand AM and i had a simmilar problem. One of my fuel
injectors got clogged and my car was only running on 5 cylinders causing
my engine to shake really bad, so i replaced it and my engine was still
shaking. I inspected my engine and found that the shaking had caused my
right side lower moter mount had snapped off the bolt and the one right
above it was warped from the engine kicking so much. i replaced both
mounts and my car is its old self again. just to let you know all that
cost me about $280 and i did it myself. but thats the first thing i would
check is your moter mounts. goodluck.
Michael C De Vito - 19 Sep 2005 09:10 GMT
Hello Becca773, best to run computer diagnostics at the shop, arrive at
the shop with the check engine light on. Mike De Vito