Hello, My name is john and i have a 2000 Pontiac grand Prix Gt with 140,000
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03-09-2010
Hello, My name is john and i have a 2000 Pontiac grand Prix Gt with 140,000
Last edited by Switzersland; 03-09-2010 at 02:17 PM. Reason: forum rules
03-09-2010
the car has front and rear sway bars. normally they break on the creased end close to the end link. the other parts you 'might' be talking about are lateral arms.
sounds like your cat is clogged for your first issue.
03-09-2010
Hey Bio248, with your help, im preety sure it's the sway bar. it broke on the passenger side, also my abs light came on and i cannot use the traction control function. Any ideas on these two.
03-09-2010
check your wheel bearings.
03-09-2010
Will Check, am I looking for signs or failure? Thanks.
03-09-2010
well the sensors are in the bearings, and you have to replace the entire hub to replace the sensor so check to make sure the wires hooked up then possibly get it scanned by someone with an ABS scanner.
03-18-2010
ok, I replaced the sway bar and while I was under the car, i noticed the Stock down pipe and cat are welded. So now to cure the power surgeing problem on cold start up , Bio suggested i change out the cat. Can some give me a direction and inventory of what i will need to replace the dp and cat. I'm looking at the dp and cat welded from summitt 2.25 I/O
Thanks for your help
L8TR
03-18-2010
check out zzperformance for the 3" dp and cat
03-18-2010
You mean the downpipe is welded to the rear manifold/collector or just before the resonator?
03-19-2010
This is the stock pipe,The dp and cat are one, two bolts at manifold and two bolts at u /resonator connection. looking for a replacement.
Thanks
03-19-2010
welcome
03-19-2010
Get a bolt in downpipe from ZZP then.
03-19-2010
if you can get away without a cat in your area, just take it off all together, they just get clogged up and rob fule/milage
03-20-2010
Ok, I checked out ZZP and It looks like I need the 3" shorty or 3" w/cat? and the front and rear gaskets. Do i need a custom flange for $20. How about tools for a DIY.
Thanks, have a good one, I appreciate it.
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