It is typical for the 3.4 liter motor to develop head gasket leaks. It usually shows up as a low coolant condition and then develops into a temperature problem. You should have it pressure tested to see if it is the radiator or the head gasket. Answer No it is not common for rads to leak. Most likely it is not the rad unless you have actually seen it. It is probably the intake gasket which will leak coolant. This is a very common problem on these vans.
A common problem with the Montana is the power steering pump.
Reduced engine power, on your 2005 Pontiac Montana, can because by several things. The most common cause of reduced power is a lack of fuel.
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Check the tire balance. Also check the tie rod ends and ball joints for wear. These are the most common places to start.
The most common way is to support the engine from above, drop the frame under the engine and trans-axle, remove the transmission and clutch. Replace flywheel and reassemble.
seems to be a common problem on this vehicle. I have a 2000 Montana and I have had to replace the complete headlamp assembly because there were cracks that let water in the headlight bucket. I have also seen the lens actually pull away from the whole assembly as well. The last time I replaced a headlamp assembly, I made sure I covered the lens to assembly gap with clear silicon, seems to be doing the trick so far.
The most common reason for a boiler to breakdown is due to loss of pressure. Loss of pressure may have been gradual and you may have heard water sloshing around the radiators for a week or two, or found radiators would not stay bled, after bleeding them.
California and Montana have in common that both states have a very large area. Based on area, California ranks #3 and Montana ranks #4 among the 50 U.S. states.
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Very short, Idaho and Montana share a common border!
The most widely spoken language in Montana is English. However, there are also Native American languages spoken by various indigenous communities, such as Crow, Cheyenne, Blackfeet, and Salish. Additionally, Spanish is spoken by a growing Hispanic population in the state.
No, the noun 'Montana' is a proper noun, the name of a specific place.A proper noun is the name or title of a specific person, place, or thing.Examples of common nouns for the proper noun 'Montana' are state, place, location, etc.