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Viki Jun 25, 2006 11:23 PM

I need help 90 Bonneville
 
I have a 90 Pontiac Bonneville, I can't get it started. I get a good 1 sec. turnover & then nothing. I replaced the starter, battery, linkable fuse, spark plugs & wires, alternator. Anyone have any ideas??

Jeffnm Jun 28, 2006 05:04 PM

RE: I need help 90 Bonneville
 
You said it cranks for a sec then nothing. Does it stop cranking after 1 sec. Or does it crank but not fire.

dug Oct 3, 2006 10:50 PM

RE: I need help 90 Bonneville
 
i have the same problem with my 95 bonni. i hade a mechanic tell me the computer was shot and would cost me well more than the car is worth.i dont beleave him, mine will almost start and then when you realese the ingnition it stops firing.

lowmofo94/4x4 Sep 24, 2009 04:18 PM

i have 93 bonneville with similar problem
 
The car has electrical issues for sure. Its a 93 bonneville sse 3.8. It will turn over and run but only on starting fluid. the fuel pump obviously isnt working. now i cant figure out if it needs a new pump or a computer or maybe has a shorted wire. this is whats happening. the cars gauges only sometimes wont work. the top 3 fuses under the passenger glove box dont have power to them though the fuel pump fuse does. 1 of those fuses is for the power locks which wont work and one is for the horn which wont work. Also the car will NOT come out of park as long as there is a battery hooked up. So i was wondering, is the computer or a wire keeping the fuel pump from running and the car from going into any gear? would the keys computer chip affect any of this or is the fuel pump bad? and why is that part of the fuse block without power all while the key is turned to acc?

steves1986 Sep 25, 2009 01:05 AM

It's better to consult a mechanic or the dealer.


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