2002 Pontiac Grand Am "block drain plugs" Questions

drain plug on the right side front of radiator. But can't seem to find the block plugs near the engine. Can someone please help me! There are no plugs in the block. You need to leave the radiator plug

...block, next to the oil pan. Locate the oil filter and oil drain plug underneath your Pontiac Grand Am. The oil drain plug is under the oil pan with the filter housed nearby. Oil filter cartridge is ...

...DRAIN PLUG TO REMOVE EXCESS OIL.WHEN JOB FINISHED OIL LEVEL IS RIGHT.CRANK CAR CHECK FOR OIL LEAKS. IF OIL FILTER LEAKS A LITTLE HAD PROBLEMS GETTING IT TIGHT TAKE OIL FILTER WRENCH TIGHTEN A LITTLE ...

passenger side floor wet dripping from a/c unit i dont know if something is blocked or just broken fins look fine. if its water leaking then your condensation drain is probably plugged, it should be ...

...drain plug and what drained was pure coolant with some oil but not much, does that mean the block is cracked, blown head gasket or could it possibly be a bad water pump? Also, i have not turned the ...

...block.and the oil pan is also called the sump,its on the bottom of the engine (you get to it from under the car)and the plug is normally on the bottom most part of the sump to allow it to drain all ...

...block on at least one wheel. Pop the hood and find the Transmission dipstick. Start the engine and shift the gear shift into neutral. Pull the dipstick, wipe it with a clean rag, put it back in, pull ...

...drain back to the pan. 2) There is a restriction at the oil pickup screen or at the passage between the block and head. There is a check valve in the block (at the head gasket, there is an opening) ...

...block. If the temperature drops at highway speed, it's probably not the thermostat. When you change the coolant in the Malibu open the air bleeder screw at the time of refilling the radiator. The ...

...block unless you have good reason to believe it froze up over the winter. Usually some of the frost plugs will pop out if that is the case. Replacement is the best option here. If there's no rust, ...