Assuming it is rear DRUM brakes, adjust the shoe until there is friction when spinning the wheel or drum, back off a shade.
Most have self ajusters on them. Ajust them out until the drum will hardly fit back on. After you put the wheels back on and your done with putting the brake shoes on. Find a place where you can run your car in reverse safely. Go bakwards about 25 miles an hour and hit the brakes hard. Do this several times and they should ajust themselves out to where they should be. This is assuming like above we are talking about the back brakes and they are drum style brakes.
with the proper lift and tires
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Belt tensioner is not adjustable. Assembly is spring loaded, spring can loose tension. If belt stretches or is too long (wrong part) then .... (There are marks on assembly to indicate proper tension.)
you have to be more specific for a proper answer... at what speed does it shake?.... 40mph> ? what do you mean mist?
What do you mean by what order. Go here pick the proper engine and you will get your answer. http://autorepair.about.com/library/firing_orders/bl-oldsmobile-firing-93.htm
On the back driver side door it says front 26, back 29--Or the other way around. I was surprised that they aren't 32.
Could be a few things, plugged radiator, bad thermostat, bad waterpump, electric fan not kicking on when it's supposed to or the fan itself could be bad, also the cooling system could need flushed and a proper 50/50 mix put back in.
The 1984 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme takes 18" replacement windshield wiper blades on both sides front. Note, when buying wipers be sure to always lookup your vehicle make, model and year in the application guide book at the store, or now-a-days you can Google 'lookup wiper size'. You want to look this up because correct wiper fit is more than correct length, it's also proper attachment. Not all attachments fit all arms. Using the application guide or looking up wiper size online will avoid headaches of buying the right lengths with the wrong attachments.
The driver of the vehicle.
Supreme Court is a noun, a proper noun. The pronouns for Supreme Court are they, them, or it.
32lbs each tire is a good bet.
No. It is a proper noun.