The 3800 II is the battle axe of the 90s to 00s lineup. The engine is not as much well constructed as it is strongly constructed. The engine is fairly reliable, its no Honda D/B series but as far as a GM engine it is one of the more reliable engines they have made. Also considering how many models used the 3800 II, replacement parts are cheap and common.
The idle air control valve on a 2002 Pontiac Bonneville is located on the intake manifold. This valve allows direct adjustment to the engines idle system.
No, only diesel engines have glow plugs. It has spark plugs.
Land speed record auto speed trials! Not for nothing is the Pontiac Bonneville named after the largest and fastest (test Track). by the way one Bonneville ( land speed) car used Four Pontiac engines in series-paralell- that is 32 cylinders! High powered.
Grand Prix's in '93 did not come with superchargers. Supercharged engines were not introduced until the 1997 model year.
NO, the 1985 Bonneville is rear wheel drive the 1995 is front wheel drive. Even if both engines are the 231 V6 you will have many problems as there were changes such as mounting points, wiring and engine computer cotrol, accessories, ect. Easiest would be to locate a similar year 231 (3800) .
The 1997-2005 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP and 2003-2005 Chevy Impala/Monte Carlo SS also used the supercharged 3.8 V6 and were built on the same W platform as the Regal GS
Both the 3.1 liter and 3.4 liter (supercharged) engines will fit but if you switch from one to the other the 'PROM' chip in the engine control module has to be swapped out to the correct type for the new motor or it won't run properly; maybe not at all.
This question references General Motors built FWD vehicles with the 3800 Series supercharged engines. Sensors included the O2s in the exhaust manifold and the downstream of the catalytic converter pipe. knock sensors in the block, and the manifold absolute pressure sensors in the intake manifold.
yes it can the car i bought has a 1998 body and trans with a 2005 gtp supercharged engine it will fit. most all Pontiac engines will swap with other Pontiac models same goes with most every other car company.
I can almost Guarentee you that is your fuel pressure regulator not holdin enough psi. Very Common problem in gm 3.8 engines
Generally speaking No. And of course it depends on what the other engine size that you are comparing it with. But generally speaking Supercharged engines arent made for fuel efficiency
Neglect to replace the supercharger oil.