These cars are prone to water leaks which will cause electrical problems, as air bag not working. etc. R.S.
don't buy Grand Prix
Dec 26, 2003
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Cool. My mechanic has been working on my leak for weeks
Three Stooges as theJiffy Fixers- Their way of repairing the leak would be to drill a hole in the floor to let the water out.
Hahahahahahahahahahaahahhaahahaha.
So you've got a water leak - get it fixed. I had a water leak around the body caulking where the tail panel was fused to the quarter panels - result was water in the trunk & spare tire well - Couple drops of silicone sealer on a pinhole leak and 13 years later the trunk is still as dry as the Nevada desert.......
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1991 Pontiac Bonneville LE, 3800 V6 _~_~_~_~274,129 miles_~_~_ ~_~_hehe, I did that with my cavalier .. I just drilled some holes in the floor, and spray painted the floor board. I think I paid my mechanic $130.00 to repair the leak (2.5 hours of work, and some shop s*it). Well, the leak wasn't fixed. So I took it back. He spent another 12 hours on it, and didn't charge me a penny. Regretfully, the damn leak is still there, just no where near as bad.
I forgot to mention, besides the water leak, I love my GP.
most of the time the a.c. drain plug gets clogged and then you get water on the passenger side floor some people install a cabin air filter for a olds intrigue to help keep dirt out of the drain plug
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