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1989 pontiac gran prix
Read some past forums. Car has a problem won't stay running after warm up for nine minutes. Just like somebody turned of the key. I have been through the sensor routine, fuel checks, and vac checks, and icm changed, coil checks, any ideas.
richtazz, wounderd if you had a resolution from your past. Last edited by wango; 08-31-2010 at 03:50 PM. Reason: more specific |
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Re: 1989 pontiac gran prix
What motor in your 1989?
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Re: 1989 pontiac gran prix
Sorry Wango, but with close to 10,000 posts, I'm not sure as to what past you are referring. Is your Check Engine light on? If so have you pulled the codes stored? If not, the most common cause of this issue is the ECM (Electronic Control Module) commonly referred to as the computer. On this particular car, they are mounted under the hood, therefore being subjected to moisture, salt, etc...(especially since you're in MI) If the OEM part number on your ECM is 1227727, there is a very good chance it's your issue, as it the most problematic of those used in this particular car.
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Re: 1989 pontiac gran prix
Yes the ecm is a 1227727. I will check all connections on computer. It is reading o.23volts on the map sensor while backprobe on c & a. and does not raise while engine is at idle. The a & b test 4.01 on the map stays the same while engine is running. Thi is a sign of possible ecm. Also about the time the car shuts down the car iswarmed up. Would the temp selenoid swicth for the fan have an efect on this problem.
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Re: 1989 pontiac gran prix
PS. I did have a friend with a snap scanner dianosed ecm still good. First code thrown was a temp coolant sensor bad and changed that allready cleared ot code since. Rechecked diag or code but none showing
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Re: 1989 pontiac gran prix
I have not located the cam sensor yet on this 2.8L for testing but wold like to. Do you have any Ideas where it is. According to chiltons it's under the power steering pump. Hmm! The chiltons I have is not specific on this engine it just mentions the 3.1m.
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Re: 1989 pontiac gran prix
It should be in that general area, on the 3100 you need to remove the PS pump to gain access (and see) the cam sensor.
Did you do the ECM tap test? With the car running smack the ECM a couple times with the palm of your hand. Any change in idle or stall/hickup, and the ECM is toast.
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