Horn would not shut off - pulled fuse to turn off - low-note horn went out before fuse pulled -
1992 Pontiac Grand Am electrical complaints
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Engine continually experiences electrical problems causing fuses to blow and engine to cut off.
When the weather is really cold the rubber enclosure around the horn contracts, causing the horn to sound unitl it shorts a circuit or the horn burns out. Dealer is aware of this situation. The problem has not been corrected.
Alternator failed.
Engine block failed, causing gas to mix with oil and vehicle hesitation.
Ignition system failure.
Electrical problem, causing vehicle to stall.
Design of the alternator/electrical system allows for damage of other components when the alternator fails (draining battery and destroying ECM computer and ignition module).
When using heater and defroster along with other components electrical system shut down, resulting in shut down of vehicle power.
When driving the vehicle stalls/hesitates/stumbles.
Body rust.
Starter will not start in vehicle.
Right rear automatic door lock fails to lock.
The vehicle caught on fire from under the hood. Source unknown.please describe.
Door locks failed.
Replaced fuel filter. Tt
The lights keep coming on and the car will cut off while driving. Tt
Brakes fail, causing vehicle to shimmy.
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