I know that the 93 3.3 V6 Skylark I have was stalling and hesitating, After replacing alot of other parts it ended up being the Idle air control valve. It's just two bolts and any decent autoparts store stocks them. You could even just clean the old valve and bowl assembly up with some spray carb cleaner. Remember to clean the bowl out before you put the new one in or it will stick too. The carbon really builds up on them and causes them to stick. (bad design)
One could try to purchase a 1953 Buick Skylark in offline or online auction houses. Or perhaps sometimes there could be an offer in the newspaper from a collector.
There are several causes of oil leaks in a 1998 Buick Skylark. It could be a gasket, a bad seal, or even a drain plug.
I would say that you are losing coolant somewhere hoses,water pump,radiator.
It could be the ignition switch or a fuse. Maybe a relay.
Sounds like a torque converter issue, have it checked at a transmission shop
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if your horn doesn't work could it be the air bag on the steering wheel
It could be a vacuum leak. Check all those air hoses in there. It's a good idea to replace them every few years or so.
there could be flood damage, I would not recommend it.
The 350ci Small-Block V8 in the Buick Skylark could have anywhere from 140-260 hp.
It could be the radiator, the hoses, a leaking coolant tank or the water pump.
Underneath near radiator. There is a nipple with a black plastic cover. I recommend accessing this from under the vehicle if hot. The exhaust manifold could cause burns if accessed from above.