20 Most Recent 1992 Pontiac Bonneville - Page 9 Questions & Answers

Hello... I would recommend checking for a frozen (stuck) rear brake, a mis-adjusted emergency brake light switch, a stuck or sticking parking brake cable or a mis-adjusted brake pedal rachet lock which is the locking mechanism that holds down the brake pedal. Remember it could be multiple problems.

Good Luck..

Mike

You need to get your fuel tank drained and cleaned and your fuel filter replaced.
This may be a rather expensive operation. Afterwards, you may have to rectify any other parts which have also been damaged.
You should never run your car with contaminants in the fuel - otherwise you risk increasing the damage and the cost to repair it.
Sorry for the bad news, Sherwin

most probable cause is a defective wheel speed sensor

crank trigger!

Remove the silencer panel above the passenger's foot well and remove the glove box, that will give you access to the heater core from the inside. Remove the access cover and hoses from the engine compartment (easier to access from under the vehicle) and carefully remove the caulking / sealant. Make sure those surfaces are clean so you can apply the new sealant when you re-install the access cover. Clean out the air box as best you can before re-installation or you will never get rid of the coolant smell.

Installation is the reverse of removal.

The sound deadener under the carpet is probably trashed. Use a wet-vac to remove most of the fluid from the material and foot well, but you are better off replacing it as soon as possible before it rots and causes health problems.

the heater hose itself has prob colapsed on the inside replace it and see if that works!!!!

As I recall the switch is a snap in with two expanding locks on each end. If so, you would need to push both in using a small flat dull blade and pry up. To confirm go to A GM dealership and ask if they have stock of one. take a look at it and its removal from your car will be self evident. Faling that you would have to remove the interior door panel, never goes back nice though, clips hold that on and typically requires the correct tool.

Not really.
Look around the door frame for the switch.

Remove the door switch and clean the contacts and the door pillar for earth connections. this should sort it.
Hope this helps

possibly the swtich is going

Make sure all the doors and the hood are secure,and that all the door jabs,are working properly.

I would start with the speed sensor first, should mount on the tranny and cost about $30-$50. Normally a couple bolts to remove. If that doesnt work then your only other options are the actual speed guage or the wiring...Worse case is the tranny gears stripped that drive the speed sensor but usually is the sensor itself

dodge neon 2005 as code p0300 engine keeps chuk cunk...like jieking

You need a diagnostic tool in order to solve this problem..It needs to be connected to a computer in order to reset or read the error which is the source of this problem..Hope this helps.

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzfirst reach behind it and disconnect the wire. The n put you fringer in the light hole and with outward pressure turning the shell counterclockwise to unscrew the inneer shell from the outer shell They screw togrther on thre wire end. It will unscrew and worse case scenario, Yo may have to hol the outer shell . Good Luck.

when it dies try spraying the crank sensor with brake cleaner to cool it down if it starts right back up then replace the sensor....... ALSO These cars are known for bad ground wires.....remove the kick panel on the drivers side pull the carpet back there is a thin black piece if plastic with a bunch of black wires going to it pull it apart and clean the metal piece inside with sand paper apply electrical contact grease put it back together this ground causes many problems

try changing fluid and filter and replace a quat of fluid with a quart of lucas

go to auto zone and ask to look at a wiring digram if they have one duhh

yes it should have been looked at,It dont sound like your garage is being very honest with you,do you have all the tools you going to need like the puller ,to do the job,if you do its not to bad to do,I hope this helps you

Time for a new fuel sock and fuel pump, pump is in the tank.