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The value would depend on the year, mileage, and condition of the vehicle. None of which you list. Therefore it is impossible to provide an answer.
Probably not. Interchangeability is heavily dependent on the manufacturer and model of the vehicle. Contact the dealer for the vehicle, or a local parts yard/junk yard, both of which have a list of interchangeable parts for most all makes and models. There may be problems if the odometer is electronic.
A list of Buick classic cars can be found in many different places. There are many places online that show a list of these cars including the Prewar Buick website.
The official website of the auto manufacturer Buick includes a 'dealer locator'. Visitors can enter their location, and the locator will list the nearest Buick dealerships.
The important part of that is 3387, which is a GM oil filter. It fits Buick Park Aves, Chevy Blazers, and other GM products. For a full list, consult your parts store or search online. Probably the Penske website can answer the full list for you.
Far too many to list
If you open the hood there should be a black plastic box to the right. Computer is in there. List car symptoms before replacing parts.
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Most automobile dealerships will give you a vehicle parts list and diagrams. Many auto-parts stores will get you the parts lists and diagrams.
You can find a list of body parts in many medical books. Gray's anatomy is one such book that has the parts of the body listed inside.
Probably this is caused by a faulty Motor mount or Transmission mount. Inspect the mounts and if faulty, replace them. They are not repairable. If you have an old car that you cannot find new ones at the McParts store, check out the local Junk Yards......there are sometimes cars other than yours that uses the same parts. Ask the Man for an interchangeability list. HTH Chuck, CABGx3