04 grand am 3.4 v6

Asked by Andy May 27, 2017 at 06:52 PM about the 2004 Pontiac Grand Am SE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 04 grand am 3.4 v6 have to start it with
ether in morning and if it sits to long couple hours  
but then when it starts runs fine just need to start it
with starting flued

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Lonetech answered 6 years ago

Need to check fuel pressure. Pressure should be with switch on 41-47 psi. If it does not achieve that on first initial 2 seconds of switch being on. Turn switch off and repeat. If reaches then. Try to start then. Also monitor gauge and see if it holds fuel pressure. If does not hold fuel pressure. Could have a leaking injector or fuel is bleeding back not tank.

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Chrimel answered 6 years ago

I had a similar issue recently with my 03, same engine. Replaced a LOT. Ended up being a short for the AC wiring from the compressor. Only way to start was with fluid. Replaced plugs, wires, coils, fuel pump/filter, pressure regulator twice, ambient air temp sensor, thermostat, emission control vacuum harness...once I disconnected the air conditioning the problem was solved. Only took me about 2 years to figure it out since no fuses, relays, lights, or codes indicated anything.

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Guru1P2XK answered 4 years ago

Yep I just took A/C RELAY OUT AND BAMB IT STARTED RIGHT UP. now what lol

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Ernest answered 3 years ago

I have a Pontiac Grand am 2005 3.4l V6 this guy unmounted the whole distributor off the car wires and all how do I put it back on the right way do I can get my car running I need it for work can you please help me and show me a video or picture on how to put it back on

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