20 Most Recent 2008 Pontiac G6 GT Questions & Answers

Yes , inside the fuel tank . It's part of the fuel pump module . Why , what problem are you having ?

i would take them out and start again maybe then you will be able to see the problem

A diode doesn't "stick". Either one of your circuits is using battery overnight, the battery is defective, or it's not charging. Assuming the battery is "good", pull all of the fuses overnight. If it's good in the morning, put all the fuses back in, and next night leave one in. Next night, the next fuse, etc. Once you know which circuit is draining your battery, you can troubleshoot further.

There have been several reported problems with the airbag module on a series of GM products (including yours). Recommend having a certified mechanic look at your problem.

Your thermal control panel probably is bad.

I am not sure where the switch is but look all around the trunk lid or the car frame where the lid closes and there should be a button that pushes in. If you can't find it and don't want to pay for someone to fix it take the light bulb out and you will not run the battery down. It's ok to use with no bulb in it.

sounds like the control module for top is bad, if no comucation to computer for top the computer must be bad

inside the seat circuit could be cut or open circuitmeasure element resistor if open then you will have to change the element.

There's an active recall on them. Contact your dealer.

check the wireson the starter some times they move a bit and you will get a no start

Is the fan blowing for the vents? If not the problem is a fan issue which is much more likely. The hot water usually goes through the heater core all the time and the only reason you get heat when called for is that air is directed across the fins and coils where your engine coolant is going through. Of course the heat does not come on until the engine has heat built up in it say after about 7 minutes of run time depending on ambient temperature.

This errod codes refer to Powertrain: P0-P3:
- P0XXX: Generic DTCs
- P1XXX: Manufacturer Specific DTCs
- P2XXX: Generic DTCs
- P3XXX: Generic DTCs and Manufacturer Specific DTCs

P0120
Throttle/Pedal Position Sensor/Switch A Circuit Malfunction

P0220
Throttle/Pedal Position Sensor/Switch B Circuit Malfunction

P1516
Throttle Actuator Control (TAC) Module Throttle Actuator Position Performance

P2101
Throttle Actuator "A" Control Motor Circuit Range/Performance

Took the Throttle body off, cleaned it (looks like new!!) real good and then I checked the Module on the side of it for moisture and the connection!!! Put every thing back together,and so far every thing is good ( no check engine light- no Reduced Engine Power mode.

I hope helps with this.

this an alien engine swap act? then lost the old engine and due to lost of it the original MAP was lost? you bought the wrong parts is this USA spec, car, sold here or what/? The MAP sensor is very important and must not be hacked. so the engine was down graded 2 years and many things on that engine may be wrong; gm parts dot com shows that the 2008 PCM wants turn the PCM calls the shots not you,you make the PCM happy on all sensors and all actuators.(injectors too) if the 2008 map was lost there it is https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=10617548&cc=1441138&pt=11207&jsn=895&_nck=Ekt6BqBF1pwlXdx0gYlm1XyS%2BrEifIwvxWIl7Mt9zft%2BWrd9NkObID6vX0VSfQvQu4KjTdKrzbDUBi9MzX%2FMdafUFWZ%2BkPLPhA3p459yzN5jahF9CkWK61AE1gwRyc1NGanc42NoGFubFfj8woykOKalYj24AgSdChWoLMmg0B9xtiTf%2F8imhIbq79YQBV5Eb1FVYTN5GaJaa0U71MdqxpzTBg2PBOu2DkRc57GOuSj76phMXj7MeGoLpShFQUGuEZoz%2BBZYqYSPGArponxFmVCUUVAVsme2L9X0oVo0Qm4Fkxuiztl79PeuIz%2FUfvn3p1H%2FcZeBr469WM3dqNuf%2FRPoObVQXbuflqdd%2F7GXRxSCr3descLVTnctFeaeMFtE7FP9JR0%2FnESNuPoByVOugA%3D%3D buy it and plug it in tot he 2008 harness and do not hack the sensors. vast types of MAP's are made and are not the same. period. aka Bar sensor, outside USA. gm Alternate/OEM Part Number(s): 12591290, 55573248, 93192107

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