does this product work on my automatic, 2004 alero, 3.4 v-6?
1580646
This product worked on our 2001 Alero and it should work for yours.If line is rusted on the corner of the frame,lenghten your air condition hose that drips water.Check for frame rust through on right side of car.
1580647
Hello, yes this should fit your olds alero just fine. I bought this for a 1998 chevy malibu with a 3.1 v-6 and they worked perfectly. I also put your alero into my vehicles here on Amazon and it says this fits your vehicle. I went a step further and punched the part number here which is 22600707 into google with your alero and came up with several websites that sell these lines. Here is a link to one that says this part number fits your alero http://www.am-autoparts.com/Oldsmobile/Alero/OilCoolerLinesTransm/AM-21491338/390790.html I am sure there are more sites. I just wanted to give you one example for your piece of mind that it should work. I think Amazon has the very rock bottom price on these lines as far as I can tell. I know I was very happy when I found them here. I even got them the next day after ordering them with 2 day prime shipping. Guess they were close to me here in Ohio. Hope this helps. My lines were great. Oh, one more thing the website that I posted says with (8th Vin Digit E) for your car; not sure what that means. I guess you might want to look at your Vin number and make sure it has an E as the 8th digit. I know these lines will work on a 2001 pontiac grandam with the same 3.4 v-6 as your alero. As far as I can see they should work unless alero did some crazy stuff and has more than one model transmission, which is possible I guess. I would check your 8th Vin number and if it is an E then I would feel confident buying these lines. Ships and sold by Amazon, worst case you would have to return them, but they should work. Never mind, found another site http://www.chevroletonlineparts.com/oem-part/oldsmobile/alero/2004/base/3-4l-v6-gas/cooling-system/trans-oil-cooler/cooler-line/22600707 it doesn't say anything about a Vin number. These have to be the correct lines. Best of luck.
1555312
I used them on my 2004 G-CH 4.0 so yes it should work. They are a pretty nice shock for the money.
635622
I would guess that if you have the same oil cooler it should work. I have 05 altima with 3.5 so I think it should be the same.
416354
If it's a 5.3 like mine it should work. I recommend purchasing the wiring harness to go with it. Gm did an awful job of sealing out moisture to these sensors and they can be quite corroded. It will not fit the 4.3 v6, not sure about the 6 liter. I have a 2006 gmc sierra 5.3 v8
1714850
It should work, do not see why not. I have stock auto tranny, and aftermarket stuff as well. And it works great, even better. Joe
2159993
I have a 2006 Grand Caravan.. Works fabulous. Don't know if that helps or not.
1904136
This will not work on a 2004, it only goes to 02 models. You need the R5/FCX-3-16 model ('03 - '07) which connects to the obd 16 pin flat port.
442873
This part fixed my 96 4runner with the 3.4 liter. It had a P133 code and this fixed it. Bank 2 sensor one code wich is the 02 sensor before the catalytic converter. Hope this helps
1700035
This will work on a 4.6l engine if it is a 2 valve per cylinder engine. It will not work on the 3 valve and 4 valve engines. Thanks Ben
1862873
I'm not really sure. I have a 4l60e. I have read where people have used this on other model transmissions. I believe it probably would if tapped into the correct wires, but i would check with b&m. Good luck.
1383808
Yes, it works, the one I replaced on my 03 Taurus had the same part number you have.
1337755
It should as long as it is the correct part # as the current one you have! Also if you have a 2004 GMC ENVOY it will work! You will have to follow the directions on how to program this.
21072
I don't see why it shouldn't. I'm a mopar guy but as long as it's an automatic, it should work.
2115360
I found the instructions very easy to understand, but I was unable to do any on-board programming with this for my 2006 Tahoe (instructions worked fine for my original fob - different frequency, it seems), but it should work for your '04. There are a few other options to get your Tahoe to enter programming mode if the on-board programming fails.
76759
I don't know. My mechanic told me what to buy, so I bought it and it worked. Sorry I'm not much help.
2203787
it will work on any motor when doing the dwell or setting tack rpm's & checking volts works best on older v8 with disturber
1439735
It worked on mine, which has a choke you slide on, and it slowly eases itself off automatically. The automatic choke should work fine, as it allows a rich gas mix for cold start, which the engine must have to run correctly.