Pontiac: 97 Grand Prix - Electrical Problem
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97 Grand Prix - Electrical Problem
I have been watching for a similair post, but cannot find anything out
here like this one. 97 GP, the heater blower motor and resistor have
been recently replaced. All of a sudden the headlights, the computer
display and blower have been shorting out. My head lights flash
(switch off) the computer display is out and the blower only sometimes
works on high. Then all is well for a few days. I hear a
circut-breaker or relay clicking out of a silver box located under the
dash to the left of the sterring column. If I manually turn on the
headights the clicking stops. Sometimes it's just a day or two, now
it's been almost a week. I could try and replace the box that the
clicking comes from, but don't know whether it's the cause or effect.
Has anyone else encountered anythink like this, please advise, I'm
either freezing or driving with the window down. I don't suspect the
hearter relay, as when the lights and computer are working all of the
fan speeds are fine. Also, no rear defrost or AC when this happens.
What is that mystery box?
TIA
Jim
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Re: 97 Grand Prix - Electrical Problem
Well let me say that I bought a 97 GTP and it spent more time at the shop
then it did in my driveway I had a similar electrical problem my head lights
would go on and off all by themselves at night and it ended up to be bad
connections in the fuse panel which the dealer replaced.
Since then my 97 was replaced with a 99 GTP and I have never had to bring it
in once so far touch wood. It's been the best car ever so far so I learnt my
lesson buying a new model the first year they come out now im going to wait
a few years so they can get the bugs out
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Re: 97 Grand Prix - Electrical Problem
Had a similar problem with my 97 Gp. I had the Ignition Switch replaced
and it took care of everything. If i remember it cost me $250.00
(112.00 parts + 138.00 labor) at the local dealer. Good Luck.
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