Durk Diggler
New member
Hi, I just got rid of my POS Monte Carlo for this low mileage beauty.
04 GT, 34K miles.
I really like the W-body cars, my MC rusted out and was turning into a big money pit, the brake lines blew twice this year so it had to go. Shame it was a clean car.
I'm not going to go too crazy on it, I have a filter, going to get the hardware to put my pioneer cd player in it. I want to get a ZZP PCM and the GMPP trailing arms down the road. The Monte snapped one going over a bump on the way to work and it tore the abs sensor wire out when the wheel jerked back and the abs never worked again. It's cheaper to buy them and call it a day.
So I look forward to friendly Pontiac banter with everyone.
Oh, the only issue with this car is....you guessed it, the cruise doesn't work. Now I looked at the threads, all my fuses work, all my lights work, I can't find one thing wrong. If I hook a scan tool up to the car will it tell me what it is fussing over I'd really like to have the cruise I drive alot of highway for work. This was my Monte I got rid of.
04 GT, 34K miles.
I really like the W-body cars, my MC rusted out and was turning into a big money pit, the brake lines blew twice this year so it had to go. Shame it was a clean car.
I'm not going to go too crazy on it, I have a filter, going to get the hardware to put my pioneer cd player in it. I want to get a ZZP PCM and the GMPP trailing arms down the road. The Monte snapped one going over a bump on the way to work and it tore the abs sensor wire out when the wheel jerked back and the abs never worked again. It's cheaper to buy them and call it a day.
So I look forward to friendly Pontiac banter with everyone.
Oh, the only issue with this car is....you guessed it, the cruise doesn't work. Now I looked at the threads, all my fuses work, all my lights work, I can't find one thing wrong. If I hook a scan tool up to the car will it tell me what it is fussing over I'd really like to have the cruise I drive alot of highway for work. This was my Monte I got rid of.
