What are the RPMs of a Pontiac Grand Prix?
The RPMs fluttered a bit, between 2000 RPM and 3200 RPM with the gas pushed down all the way. I parked the car and there were some strange smells. I am not sure how to describe them, at one point almost the burning rubber. I own a 2001 Pontiac Grand Prix. Last week it started accelerating very slowly when pushing on the gas.
What’s the top speed of a Pontiac Grand Am?
The vehicle tops out at around 55-60 MPH. If I try to press any harder on the accelerator at this point, the RPM once again kicks up 3,000-3,500. In addition, when I do this, the vehicle will lose speed and drop to around 50 MPH.
When does a car go up to 3500 rpm?
The RPMs also got a shaky and moved back a forth a bit. On the highway the car slowly got up to 45 MPH and 3500 RPM, then it was stuck there for about 15 seconds – it would not go any faster and RPMs would not go higher. After those 15 seconds it finally went above 3500 and got up to 60.
What kind of engine does a 06 GP have?
I have an 06 gp base sedan 3.8 v6. @106000 we changed the trans filter ,every 3000 since we owned the car oil was changed.it suptters @30 mph to 70 mph we lost a price from the injector clip ….got a new harness …never a problem again. 9 people found this helpful.
Why does my Pontiac Grand Am top out at high RPM?
Sounds like the ECU has put you into “limp” mode. Did you get a check engine light at any time in the recent past? In “limp” mode the car will refuse to accelerate, will top out at about 50 mph and will not go past 3rd gear, leaving you at a high RPM. This is to protect the engine against mechanical damage. Check the OBD for trouble codes.
What’s the constant speed of a Pontiac Grand Am?
To obtain a constant speed of around 55 MPH, the vehicle is running a constant 2,500 RPM. Not sure what the issue is. I am definitely not a “car guy.” I took it to a transmission shop where they hooked the vehicle up to a computer.
Why does my car have slow accleration and moving RPMs?
If you don’t see coolant on the ground, the only other place is into the cylinders and/or the oil. Engine sluggishness would be a symptom of incomplete combustion, since coolant is entering the cylinders. Continued sluggishness in neutral rules out most transmission issues.
The RPMs fluttered a bit, between 2000 RPM and 3200 RPM with the gas pushed down all the way. I parked the car and there were some strange smells. I am not sure how to describe them, at one point almost the burning rubber. I own a 2001 Pontiac Grand Prix. Last week it started accelerating very slowly when pushing on the gas.
Sounds like the ECU has put you into “limp” mode. Did you get a check engine light at any time in the recent past? In “limp” mode the car will refuse to accelerate, will top out at about 50 mph and will not go past 3rd gear, leaving you at a high RPM. This is to protect the engine against mechanical damage. Check the OBD for trouble codes.
To obtain a constant speed of around 55 MPH, the vehicle is running a constant 2,500 RPM. Not sure what the issue is. I am definitely not a “car guy.” I took it to a transmission shop where they hooked the vehicle up to a computer.
What are the slow accleration and moving RPMs of a car?
I turned around and pushed the gas pedal to the floor and car never made it above 25 MPH in about a quarter mile. The RPMs fluttered a bit, between 2000 RPM and 3200 RPM with the gas pushed down all the way. I parked the car and there were some strange smells. I am not sure how to describe them, at one point almost the burning rubber.