Well, there are two place is can go. In the radiator and the reservoir. The radiator is the big black thing in the very front of the engine area. It usually has a silver cap. DO NOT OPEN THIS CAP WHEN VEHICLE IS HOT OR OVERHEATING, DANGEROUS...it says that on the cap too. If you are not good with pouring, then get a spout and put it into the radiator after you open it and pour the coolant in slowly. Watch for it to rise so as not to overfill. You also put the coolant in the reservoir this is usually a white plasitci container on one side of the fender area that says, coolant only. You can put water in there but far less effective than coolant. Do the same thing with the spout if needed and only fill to the lind indicated on reservoir.
trans fluid
behind the glove box
There is no ground wire.... it grounds through where it touches the engine
yes
The 2.4 litre four cylinder engine in a 1999 Pontiac Grand Am has a timing CHAIN
is the computer setting a code or check engine light, if not it could be your crank sensor.
yes
were is the starter relay fuse on a 1999 Pontiac Grand Prix
The 99 Pontiac Bonneville, Firebird and Grand Prix came with the 3.8 engine. The Sunfire came with the 2.2 or the 2.4. The Montana came with the 3.4. The Grand Am came with the 2.4 or the 3.4. The Firebird Trans Am and the Firebird Formula, the 5.7. Only the Grand Prix SE came with the 3.1.
hell no
Any GM car with the same 8th digit in the VIN.
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