Does the LSS have a 3.8L engine? If so, the crank sensor is behind the crank pulley/harmonic damper.
1997 lss stalls may start after hours or days
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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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It is most likely a sensor that is stuck or malfunctioning. I tracked this problem in my LSS to the sensor in the door handle of the driver side. I simply disconnected it. It is the sensor that get's used the most and as such usually fails first. Take the inside panel off, reach in and up from the inside towards the handle and you will feel some wires and a clip, disconnect it and your lights should go off. Thanks, Josh
Poor driving. Poor servicing. Poor upkeep. Leaking tank or fuel system. Unnecessary journeys. Unauthorised journeys. Syphoning tank.
Need to know the year and engine info.
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.
Mine has 195,000 miles and still counting......
About 22 liters in my 1996 Oldsmobile LSS
Either your coolant is actually low or you have a coolant sensor bad.