3800 gxp = pos already

[xierxior]

I get in and turn the key and the motor cranks but doesn't start. wtf this car is only a year old and it already stranded me somewhere and it's not like I can actually do anything to get the motor to start now since it's all computer controlled.

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[smug]

Im sorry to hear that. It is amazing that the gxp is having all these problems and they are only a year old. Just to name a few, many trans problems, not starting, rattles and clunks, eating brake pads up, tires wearing extremly fast. I hope you get it figured out soon.

 

[xierxior]

Originally posted by 2000gpgt@Sep 3 2006, 07:44 PM
Im sorry to hear that. It is amazing that  the gxp is having all these problems and they are only a year old. Just to name a few, many trans problems, not starting, rattles and clunks, eating brake pads up, tires wearing extremly fast. I hope you get it figured out soon.

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they're going to eat brake pads quickly because of the slotted rotors and I have 34k on it and the tires look like they did when I bought it the only problem I've had with it so far was a bad coolent temperature sensor and now it just doesn't want to start

 

[Kyle]

that sux, maybe those cars arent as awesome as i thought they were.

 

[zabolots]

Sorry to hear you're having troubles. Mine hasn't given me a single issue in the 16mos/22k mi that I've had it.

 

[xierxior]

Originally posted by zabolots@Sep 5 2006, 07:37 AM
Sorry to hear you're having troubles. Mine hasn't given me a single issue in the 16mos/22k mi that I've had it.

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it was nothing serious. crank trigger sensor and if it's bad apparently the pcm won't allow the motor to start so my car is fixed and I'm happy

 

[beyerch]

btw, this is a known issue / defect.

There is a section of that wiring that is too close to the belts because some people didn't tighten some stuff down during assembly. Because of that, it wiggles free and hten the belts cut it up ....

OOOPS !

 

[xierxior]

Originally posted by beyerch@Sep 6 2006, 11:38 AM
btw, this is a known issue / defect.

There is a section of that wiring that is too close to the belts because some people didn't tighten some stuff down during assembly.  Because of that, it wiggles free and hten the belts cut it up ....

OOOPS !

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that can't help but make me wonder "what else didn't they tighten down properly"

 

[Kyle]

Originally posted by xierxior@Sep 6 2006, 10:16 PM


that can't help but make me wonder "what else didn't they tighten down properly"

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