2000 Pontiac Grand Am Repair Question
Asked on December 18, 2006
2000 pontiac grand am gt 3.4L V6
I recently noticed having to add coolant too frequently, could smell coolant after driving a while(heavy smell), but see no evidence of a leak on my garage floor, the GM mech. said it was a bad lower intake gasket, im fine with his diagnostics, but he estimated $820 for the repair! is there something cheaper i can do, at least temporarily, to slow or stop the leak, short of buying coolant every couple of weeks?
Answer
Replied on December 23, 2006
When these gaskets go bad, there are a few different scenarios. You may end up needing an engine if you don't replace that gasket. I wouldn't drive it until then .