Testing an EGR value on a 1994 LeSabre is a complicated task. You need a multi-tester and wire piercing probes. The EGR must be tested with the unit still in place in the car and you must perform several different tests. For the average DIY'er it is a complex process. However, I can recommend a much simplier way. Carefully remove the two nuts that hold the EGR in place, being especially careful not to damage the EGR gasket. Once removed, inspect the smaller passage (on the bottom of the EGR). This passage should be closed (meaning, the spring loaded is all the way down or closed). If this passage on your EGR is open, I would replace the EGR. If the passage is closed, then I would would clean still clean both of the internal passages (the large and small passages) with carb cleaner and Q-Tips and then reinstall. Test for functionality. It could simply be dirty.
On my 1994 Lesabre it is under the dash about center at edge of carpeting
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You buy a new egr valve for about $300.00 or take the old one apart and clean it. It fixed my 1990 3800 lesabre.
94 Buick LeSabre, runs great until I step on gas and then it starts to chug and hesitate
Either catalytic converter or EGR (exhaust gas recirculation) system issues.
There is no EGR valve on an Aspire.
On the EGR valve assembly.
There is NOT an EGR valve on this engine.
no.
Controls the amount of exhaust gas being recirculated back into the engine.
I have a shimmy or small vibration while driving the interstate on my 1994 buick lesabre - if i was to check the front and rear bearings - how would i do that and what would i look for