Need to know the year and engine info.
It should be centered behind the engine block attached to the exhaust. You can look directly down on it. It looks kind of like a spark plug. Let me know if you need more details.
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Does the LSS have a 3.8L engine? If so, the crank sensor is behind the crank pulley/harmonic damper.
Replacing a fog lamp on 1997 Olds LSS is easy. All you have to do is take the lights out of the car, take the old bulb out than replace it with the new one.
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That is an Old term, the proper term is Solonoid, it is on the top of the starter, The term "Bendix" is of what the most common manufacturer was way back from the 1930's and up.
It is on the far right hand side, toward the front. It is covered by a square looking black box. A couple of screws hold the cover on. The Air filter is under it. Hope this helps.
On top and inside the fuel tank.
----------------------------------- Under hood, engine compartment, in the power steering resovoir.
240HP if SC
Correct Answer.LSS stands for Luxury Super Sport. It is used by many vehical models as a sub-model of the vehical (Impala SS, Mazda Protege ES, Boniville LS...etc.)With the Oldsmobile, the LSS was originally going to be a sub-model of the Eighty-Eight. The LSS became a stand alone production (Proud Owner =) ) branching off of the Eighty-Eight.When becoming an LSS, certain upgrades need to go into effect to do so. Evolving from the Eighty-Eight to the Lss, the susspension was stiffened to give a more sporty ride (while still maintaining a smooth cloud like ride) and upgrade handling abilities. The engine remained the same (3.8L V8) producing 225BHP and 240LB Torque; but, the LSS had the option for an upgrade to a supercharged version of the same 3.8L engine-now producing 240-250BHP and 280LB Torque. The LSS had many other various upgrades, but that is not what this question is about.Back on topic... LSS=Luxury Super Sport.