DONT!!!! harsh chemicals on an old system make for lots of trouble. Just use clean garden hose water and you be fine. If you a fanatic (like me) use lots of distilled water after you use the garden hose to flush out the garden water. While your in there replace the hoses and thermostat.
I Use Chicken Oil!
The spark plug gap for a 2003 Buick LeSabre should be set at .060 inches. The best spark plug for this vehicle would be an Iridium plug.
another 1992 buick century radiator
I believe it is 3000 lbs... best in class for a mid-size car.
Mobil 1 10W-30 or for colder climates Mobil 1 5W-30
You are best off to get a rebuilt compressor. Other parts in the compressor are probably worn also so replace the whole unit. Most suppliers won't warranty a compressor unless you change the receiver dryer at the same the & flush the system.
Probably around 16 mpg. I had a 1969 LeSabre once and the best I got out of it was 18.6 on the freeway.
5w30 Your brand. Most are all the same
If your car has 100.000 miles on the engine,it's best to use 50 weight racing oil. My 90 lesabre has 293000 miles I use 10w30. Thicker oil will not flow to the bearings as quick and is not recommended by GM.
MAY I ASSUME YO MEAN SENORS? TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE THERE IS NO CENSORSHIP FOR OWNING A BUICK. aARE YOU TALKING ABOUT THE "Oxygen Sensor" (typical one that goes bad).R SONMETHING ELSE?
The wiring diagram for a 1997 Buick LeSabre is a detailed schematic that illustrates the electrical systems and connections within the vehicle, including the battery, ignition system, lighting, and various sensors. It can typically be found in the vehicle's service manual or repair guides, which provide specific wiring color codes, terminal locations, and circuit descriptions. For precise information, it's best to refer to a dedicated repair manual or online resources specific to the 1997 LeSabre.
gray area, it varies. Usually replaced when they fail....but check your fuel filter first...it's much easier.