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tidester, host
Has anyone had experience with this issue?
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Bill
so I'm wondering if anyone has had any experience with, or accomplished what I'm trying to do here.
I've also tried the Sirius FM relay kit, but the antennae cable in the back of the stereo doesn't seem to be removable.
Any help is appreciated.
Brian -Gulf Coast
please help for possible solutions.
Thanks.
Jim
I also have had to replace 2 ingnition switches that kept the Envoy from starting.
I was wondering if you had the problem fixed. I just encountered the same problem today? Any solutions or advice?
Thanks in advance.
Nick
Fall came, winter, then spring -- and my wife, who by now is the one mostly driving it, is telling me on occasion, "The car is doing 'it' again." Like many husbands, I didn't want to hear bad news. Besides, on the infrequent times I drove it, the transmission mostly seemed okay -- but still with the "slop" that it had after the new transmission had been installed. Finally, my wife complained that it was doing it all the time. I took it into the dealer for now a fourth time, and guess what? They could not replicate it. I suspect they were beginning to think I was delusional.
Then, last week on Friday, my wife said it is failing to engage like this regularly, and that it isn't until she revs the engine a little that it catches. This, of course, is now dangerous. Because this could easily happen and she could bump a car or, even worse, a person.
As I write this, the Envoy has been at the dealer for two days. Tomorrow will be the third day. The dealer called her and has asked her to drive it with a service technician to see "if it is something she is doing." Having driven a number of cars for over 38 years, including stick shifts, I know it is not her. Besides, it does it for me as well.
Now, there is one common thread here: in each instance since May 2005, the weather has been hot, maybe even oppressively hot -- in the high 80's to mid to upper 90's. One day it was at least 100 degrees. And, it only happens in warm weather when the car has been in stop and go traffic. When it has happened for me, I know the engine was good and warm. You could feel the heat coming from under the hood, which you would with any normal car under such circumstances. No indication of overheating, though.
If anyone has had this problem and/or knows what might be a solution, I would be deeply grateful to hear from you. We have gotten GM involved and it has been assigned a case number. I suspect that the dealer has done about all he can do at this point without instructions from above -- perhaps, even the regional service representative.
Thank you in advance for your help.
Neil
Any ideas or is this a normal sound for something?? She is looking to replace a Pontiac Montana that was totalled 5 wks ago and has to make a decision on this vehicle pretty fast so any thoughts or input would be appreciated. Car is at dealership so it can be checked out there but would like some thoughts.
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tidester, host
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Thanks for your help, auzzie. I appreciate it. I love this website because of all the members, such as yourself, that help out when they can.
Cheers!
Thank you!
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John