Need more information. Like: cranks won't run or doesn't crank or make a clicking sound, etc.
That twenty-year-old Pontiac is a car that no one should own. Sell it to a scrap yard and go shopping for a replacement. That might sound harsh, but it's the best advice you're going to get. You could get a nice Toyota Camry or Honda Accord the same age and it should last you an added 150,000 miles.
2004 Pontiac Grand Prix GT1
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Maintenance & Repair
This has happened 3 times recently. I've turned my car on normally and go to the store and when I come back out my car won't start but all the lights turn on just fine. I turn the key and no sounds...
2004 Pontiac Grand Prix
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Maintenance & Repair
My Pontiac Grand Prix super charged gtp 2002 won’t start or even attempt to crank, but all lights come on when I turn the key forward.. I have changed the starter already can anybody help?
2002 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP
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Maintenance & Repair
have replaced EGR Valve...Down Stream O2 Sensor...Spark Plugs...Exhaust Header Gasket....and now has less power then before...engine runs
2003 Pontiac Grand Prix SE
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Maintenance & Repair
2006 Pontiac Grand Prix has new battery and stater but will not turn over. If you jump it from the starter it will start.what could this be
2006 Pontiac Grand Prix Base
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Maintenance & Repair
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