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Question by peaches
Submitted on 7/11/2007
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My 2002 Grand Am just shuts down for no reason while I'm driving. The dealer can't find anything wrong. It keeps doing it and Im so afraid to drive my own car. Does anyone know what could be wrong? After it dies I try to restart it and it makes a fluttering noise. I let it rest for 5 minutes and it starts just fine. But I never know when it is going to do it cause it has happened different times. The only thing that has connected the days is that is was atleast 95 degrees outside. Somebody help!


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