Moisture under the distributor cap from Windy D
what is the car make and model? I have seen many questions on Olds Intrigue. 2002 Pontiac grand prix
The weep (overflow) hole cannot be closed on a 1998 Pontiac Grand Am 2.4 liter. This hole is there so that the engine can let off pressure when things get a little too warm. It keeps the engine from overheating.
Temp blend door actuator malfunction.
My Pontiac Grand Am is stalling after it gets warm - about 15 to 20 minutes. I can let it set for 30 minutes and it will start back up until it gets hot again. I have trouble shot everything with the exception of the brain box and the IAC valve. Where is the IAC valve located? What do I need to do to change it? if this is what your car is doing, have you checked your ignition module. i had a grand prix that did the same thing. it would run for 5 to 10 miles then just die for 30 minutes till it cooled. something about how when it got hot it expanded and lost contact with the coil packs and when it cooled it contracted and you would get a good spark on the coil packs. try that and see what happens.
Sounds like an electrical problem. Only way to determine is to take it to a reputable shop and have them dignosis the problem.
The coil is bad.
it gets warm
Yes you can, it would not be a good idea though because mayo goes bad when it gets warm, and also it would not taste that good I would think.
The crank position sensor
warm air is pushed
I have the same problem and I was told, by the dealer, that the fuel pump module isn't holding the correct pressure after a "warm soak" and needs to be replaced to the tune of $1,000.
YOU polish it but don't keep it in a warm or cold just middle tempretaure because if it gets cold it would expand or warm would make it unravel