Yes, the Manual is correct, there should be 2 cooling fans on the 3.8 and 3.4 engines, but the 3.8 engine has a fan on EACH SIDE of the radiator...one pushing air from the outside and one pulling air from the inside. Each fan has its own thermostat and different engage/disengage points. One fan unit should operate the engine OK for all but the most extreme con- ditions..ie.. A/C on in the summertime..keep watching the engine Heat Gauge if it goes higher than 200 degrees, make sure there is a second fan. Salvage yards should have good used fans available for this engine with mounting brackets..just wire it in parallel with the existing fan, or have a mechanic locate the original wires and make sure the second thermo- stat works correctly.
It should have a bleeder screw on top of the thermostat housing.
Either bad ground on your gauge or your electric cooling fans are going bad.
The 3.4 liter V6 engine in a 1998 Oldsmobile Silhouette has a timing CHAIN
what engine?
4.5 quarts
The oil pump is located on the bottom of the 2003 Silhouette engine. The oil pan has to be removed to get to it.
That indicates the engine temp is running to low: the computer should give a check engine light and often the temp gauge will not work either. you need to replace the thermostat
It is under the hood next to the engine.
that would depend on the year, but my 1999 (and newer models) have a 3.4L v6
engine light is on 1997 olds sillouette tranny slpis code
under the power steering pump in the top of the engine.
This depends on year and engine Basically follow the upper radiator hose from the radiator to the engine and the thermostat is inside that casing.