From my unfortunate experience and the amount of information I gathered on the subject, two sources of faults can make your engine cut out under load (I assume it is not a diesel engine): ignition or fueling. Ignition: if the spark is "weak", it will be smothered when the engine is under load, giving poor or no combustion. Main reason for this would be bad High Tension leads or ignition coil primarily, or too big a gap in spark plugs. Fueling: A clogged filter or an ageing/dying fuel pump would allow the engine to idle or rev freely under no load, but as soon as you are asking for some power from the engine it would just die. In both cases, the engine may seem to be running perfectly OK when not under load. Hope this helps.
well with any vehicle if the engine is accelerating usually its a linkage problem meaning your linkage is getting stuck somewhere check that first
I would bet no, it did not. The 1973 Oldsmobile engine was painted gold and the Pontiac engine was not.
where would the spark plugs at on a Oldsmobile 1989 engine
Probably because you need to check the engine.
, I also have a 92 Oldsmobile 88 royale and I have gone to autozone and purchased a Hanes Repair Manual. It showed me how to troubleshoot many of the problems like what could cause the engine to not start after it is at running temperature; turn off key and would not start until it cooled off. You can look in the book and see if it has what you are looking for. It has all he sensors in it and a troubleshooting guide. Good luck Jim , I also have a 92 Oldsmobile 88 royale and I have gone to autozone and purchased a Hanes Repair Manual. It showed me how to troubleshoot many of the problems like what could cause the engine to not start after it is at running temperature; turn off key and would not start until it cooled off. You can look in the book and see if it has what you are looking for. It has all he sensors in it and a troubleshooting guide. Good luck Jim
Depends on the engine. I believe they are different body styles so it's unlikely that the sheet metal would swap.
Chevy it could be a 301 oldsmobile engine or a Chevy 289 and ford it would be a 302 boss engine
that would depend on the year, but my 1999 (and newer models) have a 3.4L v6
that would be 5.7 Liter
It should, yes. That would be normal operation.
They are both GM products why would you?
My sons 93 royal 88 Oldsmobile right directional would not blink. We changed the bulb and it started to flash.. hope that helps