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1991 Pontiac Grand Prix electrical complaints
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This is sencond grand prix I have had and the low fuel light and the engine check gauge lights are on and will not go off. I took it to the dealer, and they had told me that it was a problem with 99% of grand prix. He said it had to do with the wiring in behind the tack board (the display of speed, RPM, temp, etc.) he said it was common but it doesnt hurt anything with them being on. The problem is that getting fixed is very expensive. I need to know if there is a recall for this or what I have to do to report this problem with the electrical work for this car.
Smoke is coming up from the steering column causing odors while driving. The problem seems to occur when using the blinkers / starting the vehicle.
Intermittently while using the turn signal smoke will come out of the steering column. It is a burning smell, but not a fire. Also, low beams work intermittently.
Circiut unit failed causing dash lights and temperature gauge to show faulty readings.
When applying the turn signal to the right or left an electrical short occurs, causing smoke to come from the steering column.
Faulty brake lights, causes battery to die. Alternator has also failed 3 times.
Engine dies while going around curbs; accelerator pulsates while slowing down; speed 30 MPH and under. Tt
Lights on dash come and they say somethings wrong when there is not. Dealership will not do the work. Please describe. Tt
Instrument cluster module failure causes check gauge light to come on/stay on.
Timing belt broke.
Under the engine fire, electrical short ignition caught on fire. Tt
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