Emission Control Problems of Oldsmobile Aurora

The contact stated car has 57,000 miles on it. When she bought the car it had 37,000 miles on it. The contact had the emission air pump and the transmission control solenoid fixed when she bought the car. She was told those things should never go bad again. Now, the same two problems recurred. On 8-30-05 she had to have the emission air pump replaced. She took the vehicle to two dealerships. They told her that these problems should never have occurred , especially twice. On 9-20-05 she had to have the passenger rear tie-rod end replaced.

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While driving at any speed consumer smelled a burning odor coming through the vents of the vehicle. Consumer took the vehicle to the dealership for inspection. However, the mechanic was not able to duplicate the problem. The burning smell was from a plastic bag that had melted on the exhaust pipe the driver side door did not close all the way, which allowed water to enter into the vehicle.

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Check engine light on due to faulty oxygen sensor.

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Oxygen sensor failed. Yh.