Oldsmobile Alero owners have reported 9 problems related to engine exhaust system (under the engine and engine cooling category). The most recently reported issues are listed below. Also please check out the statistics and reliability analysis of Oldsmobile Alero based on all problems reported for the Alero.
The contact owns a 2003 Oldsmobile Alero. The contact took the vehicle to a dealer for a tire rotation and was informed that coolant was leaking into the oil. The intake gasket and seals in the vehicle were replaced. The contact spoke with the manufacturer, who issued a case number. They stated that they could not assist. The current mileage was 58,184 and failure mileage was approximately 58,000.
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Locked up ignition switch
cruise control fell apart
gear shift shifter not secure and slides up the shift. . Both oxygen sensors failed
all four windows electric motors, and racks have been replaced
front end vibration when stopped or parked on incline
dash board leather cover came loose and rolled up like a used rug
original fuel filter have to be pried out of line and then pieces left
had to be removed with needle nose pliers. Fuel gauge as never worked. Now its running about 4 miles and then quits, sets for 30 minutes and drive another 4 miles then quits. Code reader says engine running lean, (problem is 4 to 5 sensors including the
injectors could be causing this, no way to tell with replacing them until it runs. The expense of this could be 1000 to 3000 dollars. Electric door locks failed , replace switch, only works part of the time.
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I was never told about this recall at all. I was on my computer and found out about the information. My son and I are CO-owner of this car, and we have never been told about any recalls for the car. I use my car to take my grandchildren to school and I would like the problem fix. Please help me.
Oldsmobile Alero 1999 the vehicle experienced brake and rotor problems. The alternator failed. The driver's side window regulator failed. The front coils spring failed. The oxygen sensor was replaced. Left front abs sensor and hub assembly were replaced.
I have a 2000 Alero (64025 miles). My mechanic said that I need to replace the intake gasket, a cost of $600. 00 to fix. He told me that he has replaced many of these mostly in Aleros between the years of 2000-2003. This is not the only problem I am having with my car. The motor for the window on the drivers side has been broken for about 1 yr. The Oldsmobile dealership gave me a quote of just under $400. 00 to repair it. Not to mention that I have had the rotors and brakes replace all the way around the car (about 1 yr ago) and about every 3-5 months I have to go in and have the rotors turned. It cost me close to $800. 00 to have the brake and rotors replace and the turning of the rotors are under warranty. . . But I have to take time to do this and it is very inconvenient. Not to mention the car is only 3 years old. . . Oldsmobile should take care of all of these problems. This is costing their customers time and money!.
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I have researched this problem and there seems to be too many people whose windows jam than fall down into the door. I have personally paid over $400 two times to have this fixed. Also another incident with this car are the blinker which sometimes work and sometimes don't. Just this week another problem with the air conditioning. The blower is not working therefore no defrost in this cold weather.
One failed due to the others failure. No safety defect listed.
I bought the car used in 2001 with 30k miles on it. I bought the extended warranty to carry me over to 75k miles. I first had to replace the ignition. Then I had to get a new fuel filter and fuel pump. I have had to replace the brake pads approx 4-5 times in 2 years. The rotors twice. They both need changed again. The air conditioner had to be serviced because the switch was broke and it was blowing air at all vents including the floor and windshield. Then, the motor went out. At approx 65k miles. A used motor was paid for by the warranty company and installed after sitting at the dealership for over a month. This was in January. At that same time the exhaust had went out. I was told my warranty would not cover it because it was not the catalytic converter it was a piece that hooked onto it. Finally after they replaced the motor the put a new catalytic converter in. Then comes the cd player. It ejects at random and skips. It also gives error codes frequently. Then I started having problems with the lights. The abs light and the trac off light stay on along with the check engine light. I was told the check engine light was on because the fuel injectors were clogged. Well, yesterday I took the car in for a fuel injector cleaning and flush. I also had a tune up, oil change, tires rotated, air filter installed, new fuel filter, and new spark plugs. Still I am having a fuel problem of some sort. The car idles and misfires very badly. It shakes badly enough to make you nauseous. It also misfires when you speed up and sometime sputters like it does not want to go. This was after everything was done. Then I am told it sounds like my catalytic converter is going out again after only 8 months. They should be responsible for these problems. I would not say that but I have done extensive research online and found that every single complaint mentioned the brake system but 50% of them mention the fuel system and several mentioned the engine problems.
Rear main seal oil leak. , oil blowing onto exhaust pipe. .
Problem Category | Number of Problems |
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Manifold/header/muffler/tail Pipe problems | |
Engine And Engine Cooling problems | |
Engine Cooling System problems | |
Car Stall problems | |
Engine Belts And Pulleys problems | |
Coolant Leaking problems | |
Gasoline Engine problems | |
Engine problems | |
Engine Shut Off Without Warning problems | |
Engine Exhaust System problems |