20 Most Recent 2006 Pontiac Vibe - Page 2 Questions & Answers

use a test light and check for power at the motor. if you have power then the motor is bad.

Replacing the flap motor can be relatively difficult to replace because it requires removing the dash in most cases. It is not overly expensive and may not be worth the effort to do it yourself.

In most cases you do especially if it is a power mirror. If it is manual, you may only have to remove the plastic triangle panel to access the 3 bolts securing it

is the water leak allowing the water to wick up into the headliner or is the headliner getting wet without water coming past the weather stripping around the door? If it is wicking then fix the weather stripping. If the water is getting headliner wet with out passing the weather stripping then you have a leaking sun roof. You can the door seal by sitting in the car while you have some spray water (garden hose) gentle at the frontal and upper door seal. If not leak there inspect seal of sun roof and real seal with correct type of sealant.

the best way to find out the leak is to immerge tire in water you will see the leak. don't forget to check the valve without cap

Huge wiring problem. Perhaps DIY?

Perhaps, but your replacement of a headlight bulb would not have "fixed" the other light outages, unless there is a sensor that can tell it was out and therefore, shuts every other light off until it is fixed. A little more likely is the action of moving things to replace the light temporarily "fixed" a bad connection at or near the bulb socket. If it happens again, you will have a clue to the location. It may also be some effect on the headlight relays.

can you check for 12vdc at the license plate connection? It may be more than just a fuse. Is there 12vdc at the power side of the fuse? This power supply issue may be related to the Emmission pump problem.

While I have not had this problem with my 2006 Pontiac Vibe, I had the same problem you describe on my 2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Unfortunately, the solution is to replace the module in the door panel. I was able to purchase the part at a much lower price on ebay than a dealership, about 1/4th the price. However I had a professional mechanic do the replacement because removing a door panel can be tricky to do without damaging it.

parking brake cable can be jam rusted hope it help

The scanner codes will be listed in a booklet of codes for the Pontiac Vibe. Once you know what the codes mean, you replace those parts.

OBDII : Onboard diagnostic generation II OBD last year 1995 after it's OBDII hope it help

Was the fuse bad? Does it work on medium speed setting? If it does not work at all there is a good chance that the motor itself is bad. This is easy to test with a test light. If you clip the end of the test light to a good ground source and unplug the wire connector from the motor, you should be able to probe the 2 wires of the connector with the test light with the ignition in the "ON" position and the A/C heater control on as well, you should have power to one of the connectors. If so, your blower motor is bad, if not then you will need to look elsewhere in the circuit. Either the blower motor resistor or the control head switch, or the power source itself...but you said that you already changed the fuse. And if it is the resistor the motor will still usually work on medium. But if you have power to the switch and power is coming out of the switch but not making it to the blower motor then the only other thing it would be besides the resistor would be a bad wire or bad connection.

You have to lay on your back under the steering wheel (pain!!) and get a flashlight ..... its under there. Just a STUPID location. (close to the plastic cover aroung the steering wheel shaft)

hope it helps

try spaying lock with PB Blaster. Spray key also and insert/extract several times.

Not likely... If it was the battery then it wouldn't hold a charge as well and possible burn out your alternator. Most common problem with the stereo in your car is the CD player/changer. The load/unload mechanism gets jammed or the gears wear out and it continuously tries ejecting. I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jason_00b31cc8f593773a

If the blower does not come on @ all , you can try checking the fuse.

The 2006 Pontiac Vibe will have a little bit different amount of transmission fluid needed depending on whether or not it has All-Wheel-Drive. With AWD it will need 3.1 quarts (2.9 liters). Without AWD it needs 3.2 quarts (3.0 liters).