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The sixth generation Grand Prix, a front-engine, front-wheel drive vehicle manufactured by Pontiac, a division of GM. Sold in both coupe and sedan configurations.

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Changing head gasket 2001 grand prix

I have strong basic mechanical skills & all necessary tools, with that said, is changing the head gasket an advisable diy? Thank you for any help

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The GM 3.8 liter series I and II V6 pushrods were my favorite engines because of the power and smoothness of the ride. That being said, I've no idea if you have the 4 cylinder or the V6, nor do I know what you call a challenge or a ride in the park when referring to repairs.

Here is a youtube vide on how to change the series II V6 head gasket.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Op6gzMRZ...

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