Have a 2001 grand prix that won't start.....turn the key radio and a/c and lights work....had battery checked and it was good.

Asked by mofojanoso Jul 05, 2012 at 11:45 AM about the 2001 Pontiac Grand Prix GT

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Someone said it's the starter....but i would imagine there would have been cranking a some point
recently if it was that and theres been none. Could it be a fuse? someone else said it might be the
ignition switch...how would i be able to tell?

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If the engine is 'rolling over' then it is not a starter. However, If the engine is not 'rolling over' then you may want to get the starter checked. Most auto parts stores will do this for free. If it checked and is ok; I would check all of the fuses. Ignition switches do go bad, but the starter is the more likely culprit if is not cranking.

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Check your gear position switch. Your car has to sense a Park or Neutral position to engage starter.

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had the same problem with my 99 grand am gt its the starter they go out all the time do to people cranking the hell out of them :)

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my 2001 grand prix its keep on stoleing out it have a hard time starting back up again with could it be

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