The contact owns a 2001 Pontiac Grand Am. The contact had the fuel pump changed and the fuel filter computer chip replaced. She stated that fuel is entering the vehicle, but not to the fuel injectors. After the parts were changed, the vehicle operated normally for a week before the failure recurred. The vehicle currently has a full tank of gas, but will not move. The current mileage was 153,432 and failure mileage was 150,432.

- Raleigh, NC, USA

The body control module caused two batteries to fail. The turn signal switch failed causing clicking noise in the ash. When the BCM failed the consumer noticed a 1 amp draw. The dealer could not duplicate the problem but replaced the BCM per the consumers request. The vehicle was bucking and felt as if there was a major miss. This was due to faulty #4 injector. The injector was replaced and the PCM was reprogrammed.

- Leesport, PA, USA

Fuel pump does not work. Dealer notified. The fuel gauge, fuel injectors, fan, lights, door locks, computer chip, oil leak, brakes, blinkers had to be replaced. Gmac had been notified on several occasions and had refused to cooperative in fixing the defects. These were known defects. Gmac refused to fix under warranty and refused under the lemon law.

- River Falls, WI, USA