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H
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(828 Reviews)
Experience
28 years
by Xiaotian from Santa Clara, CA 95051
very professional. quickly solves the problem and also provided useful advice.
Tom
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(205 Reviews)
Experience
44 years
by John from Santa Clara, CA 95054
It's a great experience to use the service from YourMechanic and Tom Gaynor. Tom is definitely a mechanic and person I would like to work with again and recommend to anyone else.
by Kellie from Santa Clara, CA 95054
Tom arrived on time. He is friendly, honest and did an excellent job fixing my car.
Paul
Ratings
(33 Reviews)
Experience
14 years
by Flavio from Santa Clara, CA 95050
Paul knew exactly what he was doing and when there was something else wrong with my car he notified me immediately and took the necessary steps to ensure what my options were. Very friendly and got the job done well.
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Answers to common Pontiac questions
Oil leaking from my car.
Answered by
Evan
I would suggest you get some help from a mechanic to inspect your motor oil (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/oil-level-is-low-inspection).
Possible fuel injector problem that I need fixed.
Answered by
Andrew
Clogged fuel injectors are a possible cause of this condition along with a clogged fuel filter and weak or inoperative fuel pump. My first suggestion would be to have a professional do an inspection (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/car-starts-and-then-dies-inspection). If fuel pressure is low...
I have an engine code P0336.
Answered by
Rocco
Having the engine code for your Pontiac is a great place to start with diagnosing your vehicle! Now the OBD code P0336 is a crankshaft position sensor range/performance code. If you have this code reading, than you are likely experiencing...
Pulleys not aligned correctly.
Answered by
Jay
Hi, The lower pulley is what is called a crankshaft damper pulley. The pulley is made in two parts. The inner part is mounted solid to the center hub and the outer pulley is mounted with rubber to isolate the...
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