Is there a problem with my 2002 Alero?
Our 3.4 2002 Alero (65,000 miles), has a problem with acceleration. It is very sluggish when accelerating, although after about a 5 mile run on the freeway, it improves, but is not perfect. It’s now virtually impossible to drive safely, and on an incline, we are in trouble!
Do you have to use OEM spark plugs?
OEM GM spark plugs are made from the best materials for your vehicle. Poorly made aftermarket plugs may not last as long as OEM GM spark plugs. An engine misfire will cost you money in fuel. If you notice backfires or other engine noises, replace your worn out plugs with OEM GM spark plugs and get your performance back.
What kind of spark plugs do GM cars use?
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Is the fuel pump leaking on my 2000 Alero?
My 2000 Alero did the same thing. Dealer replaced electronic fuel pump, no more occurences (yet). If it’s a V6 then it’s a real possibility the intake manifold is leaking. It’s a problem that has been discussed many times here and in the Grand Am forum.
What kind of engine does an Oldsmobile Alero have?
General Motors introduced the Oldsmobile Alero in 1999. The 2001 Oldsmobile Alero was equipped with the option of a 2.4-liter in-line 4-cylinder engine, or a 3.4-liter V-6 engine. Both engines use a coil module and coil packs in the ignition system.
How do you label Spark plugs on an Alero?
Raise the hood on the Alero. Label each spark plug wire on the coil module, using masking tape or labels. Write the numbers “1-2-3-4-5-and 6” on the spark plug wires from left to right. Remove two spark plug wires from one of the coil packs.
When to replace the coil on a 2001 Alero?
If the coil on the 2001 Alero, 2.4-liter engine does not read greater than 10,000 ohms of resistance, then the coil is bad and needs to be replaced. Raise the hood on the Alero. Label each spark plug wire on the coil module, using masking tape or labels. Write the numbers “1-2-3-4-5-and 6” on the spark plug wires from left to right.
OEM GM spark plugs are made from the best materials for your vehicle. Poorly made aftermarket plugs may not last as long as OEM GM spark plugs. An engine misfire will cost you money in fuel. If you notice backfires or other engine noises, replace your worn out plugs with OEM GM spark plugs and get your performance back.