My reduce engine power came on what does that mean i have a 2004 Pontiac grand prix with a super charge

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2008 grand prix gxp. It keeps blowing my emissions 1 fuse. When that fuse blows this is what happens ...

Jack the back tire up on the lower control arm that should help you get close to that look

I have an 2004 Grand Prix with 181,000 miles on it and recently got the Reduced Engine power light and codes p0068 and p0101 after searching the web I wound up cleaning the the throttle body and MAF sensor with no luck, but after finding out where the fuel filter was I changed it, which cured the problem. How embarrassing, I have owned this car for 9 years and have had it serviced regularly, but never before changed the fuel filter. I sure the other stuff helped but the fuel filter fixed the reduced engine power problem. I had to disconnect the battery each time to get it out of limp mode and was quite frustrated at the end.

The belts may squeal, you may notice reduced charging from your alternator.

run fault codes to determine the failing sensor.

Have the fault codes read as a reduce power message means that something is wrong either in the engine or the gear box. check oil and coolant levels and treat the message seriously as it is intending to stop costly damage

Having same problem with reduce engine power, good engine hard to pin point without pros.After driving awhile discover blown intake manifold gaskets..take awhile to show external signs.Remove throttle body...if gasket inside is wet then start there.Let me know how it turns out uh.

take it back to garage for a computer diagnostic

Have you ever had the catalytic converter changed. Over time the pellets inside will melt together and this will make the care very very sluggish like it does not want to run. You may want to try that.

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