I have a 2000 pontiac grand prix....my check engine light is on . i had a friend run a computer check..it says 2 fuel sensors are out(out of 4) where are they and how can i change them myself? And are the

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• It is a v-6 3.1 i think its a 2000 SE version. I dont remember what the code was and my friend is now gone...i want to say it was an 11?? All i remember is he thought it was a sensor out. please help

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  by DOC ranger on March 31st, 2007

• Are you experiancing any drivability problems like trans shifting hard or engine running wierd?

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  by scotty2006 on March 31st, 2007

• It stalls after driving on the highway for awhile when you come up to a stop sign it will rev to low then kick in higher than low than it will die. Or if i try to give it power in the mud or snow it bogs down.

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  by DOC ranger on April 1st, 2007

• It sounds like you may have a fuel pressure problem, If you can go to your local auto zone and have them rescan your computer and repost the codes that it has stored.

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  by scotty2006 on April 1st, 2007

• The codes had something to do with fuel sensors. Do you know where they are located. They cost about 70 or so bucks a piece
  

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  by DOC ranger on April 2nd, 2007

• I think you mean Oxegen sensors "O2 Sensors" and they are in the exaust system, You can set codes for them if you have a fuel delivery problem.

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  by scotty2006 on April 2nd, 2007

• dont have anything to set the codes....just need to know where they are located so i can change them or replace them. Do you kknow where they are or not?? why wont you tell me me if you know or dont know?
  

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  by DOC ranger on April 3rd, 2007

• Seeing as to how you oviously do not know the correct terminoligy for what it is you are looking for as there is no such thing as a fuel sensor or at least that is not what any of GMs sensors are called or even refered to then No I cannot help you. You have failed to give me the answers to the questions that i asked you so how can I help you. Thanks for the negitive rating by the way. I have been a GM line tech for 20 years so I know what I am talking about. Your getting short with me will get you nowhere.

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  by scotty2006 on April 3rd, 2007