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2001 Pontiac Grand Prix GT 2dr Coupe

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Front Wheel Drive, 2 Door Coupe, Mid-Size
20 mpg city / 30 mpg hwy

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September 30, 2010, 10:28 pm

AutomotiveForums M

Question: Car Stalls

i have a 2000 grand prix gtp. I to have been having problems with stalling. Today while on the freeway my car stalled when i turned on the A/C . I turned the car off and back on. Then on the service streets it happed agian. This time i tured off the A/C and the car ran fine the rest of the way to work. This is about the fourth time this has happened. The first (and second) noticing the conjuction with the A/C. nOTE.. engine light doesnt come on just the battery light. the battery was replaced after the second stall.

November 1, 2010, 8:25 am

John F

I have a 2000 Grand Prix GTP that has been stalling for over 3 months now. The plugs, wires, fuel filter, fuel pump, fuel regulator, air filter, PCV valve, speed sensor, ignition module and ignition switch have all been replaced. Last year the Mass Air Flow sensor was also replaced. I have put over $2,000 into this car for repairs with no results. The mechanics have all given up on this car. Any other suggestions other than get rid of the car? I cannot afford any other payments.

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