2002 GTP Misfire

[BNaylor]

Originally Posted by DVANSANDT

The service tech at GM called and said that it was my converter and that it was under warranty. I hope he is correct, but after reading other posts here I am not feeling very confident about it. What do you think?

It is possible. The CAT convertors have been problems on the 2001 - 2002 models and the CAT portion of the emissions warranty was extended by GM to 10 years or 120K miles. Worth a try and its free. However, the other poster I mentioned in one of the links also had the CAT replaced but still had the P1361, 1362 & random misfires P300 return. Good luck!

[DVANSANDT]

I got the car back on Friday night and it runs like a champ. I appreciate all the help and this forum. I am sure I will have more questions. I have noticed that I cannot see the HUD so I think/hope that is the next thing I tackle. Thanks again, David

[gtppilot20]

Originally Posted by DVANSANDT

I got the car back on Friday night and it runs like a champ. I appreciate all the help and this forum. I am sure I will have more questions. I have noticed that I cannot see the HUD so I think/hope that is the next thing I tackle. Thanks again, David

Hi David. I'm hoping you are still on the board here. Did fixing the cat permanently solve your problem? I'm currently going crazy trying to solve a misfire problem on my 97 GTP. Thanks in advance !!

[BNaylor]

Originally Posted by gtppilot20

Hi David. I'm hoping you are still on the board here. Did fixing the cat permanently solve your problem? I'm currently going crazy trying to solve a misfire problem on my 97 GTP. Thanks in advance !!

Welcome to AF.

Sorry but please check the date and do not resurrect old threads. This one is a year old. You can use the PM messaging sytem to contact the OP. Thread closed.


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