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Old 07-25-2006, 12:32 PM
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96 grand am sputter

my wifes 96 GA has had this problem for about a year now.It has a miss while idleing and when there is a load on the car it starts chuging or sputtering.It does'nt seem to be running on all four cylinders.I have replaced the fuel fillter,air fillter,coils,coil pack cover,o2 sensor,catalitic converter,plugs, plug boots,and a fuel injector that sounded weak.If anyone has had this problem please reply.I am stumpted on this one.yhanks in advanced. c.j.
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Old 07-26-2006, 01:36 AM
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my wifes 96 GA has had this problem for about a year now.It has a miss while idleing and when there is a load on the car it starts chuging or sputtering.It does'nt seem to be running on all four cylinders.I have replaced the fuel fillter,air fillter,coils,coil pack cover,o2 sensor,catalitic converter,plugs, plug boots,and a fuel injector that sounded weak.If anyone has had this problem please reply.I am stumpted on this one.yhanks in advanced. c.j.
the grand am is a se with the quad 4 and 5 speed standerd trany.It has a/c and no power luxuries.
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Re: 96 grand am sputter

Did you check the timing?
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Old 07-27-2006, 12:42 AM
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Re: 96 grand am sputter

no i didnt check the timing yet.do you know were it is suposed to be set at?I know on some cars it is marked by the radiator.One thing I didnt mention is when the car started this I did take it to the shop to have it fixed along with a new water pump.Wwen I got it back from the shop it did seem to run beter,but still had a slite miss to it.All they replaced was the coil pack cover.they told me that it was burnt up inside.I also replaced the same part with the same problem.THANKS FOR THE INFO.I'm going to see if I can locate a timing light tomarrow.
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Re: 96 grand am sputter

I was looking at the car today and conot figure out how you check the timing when this car has no plug wires.Also when I had it running(not driving)
it will run fine if I hold the gas pedal any were over 1500 rpms,but as soon as I let off the gas and then tromp it down it sputters then stops after 1500 rpms.
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does anyone have a clue on what the problem could be?
well it has been almost a year now and with the little bit of time i have i still havent found the problem.I started the car today and she still fires right up with no problem,but idles very rough and doesnt have much power
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Re: 96 grand am sputter

I went to this site http://www.quad4forums.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=49 and had a look around and it sounds like you may have gotten a bad coil pack housing. Also they suggest checking the fuel pressure regulator to see if it is leaking.
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Re: 96 grand am sputter

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I went to this site http://www.quad4forums.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=49 and had a look around and it sounds like you may have gotten a bad coil pack housing. Also they suggest checking the fuel pressure regulator to see if it is leaking.
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should have made a new thread, not good to bring up old threads. Though you can so a link to a past post/thread.

But have you checked for vacum leaks on the manifold?
Cleaned your IAC?
If your spark plug gap is wrong that'll cause this.
Faulty ingnition, or its wiring harness and or connectors.
Dirty/clogged injectors, or leaky EGR valve or passages.


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