You Are Putting To Much Load On Your Engine. When It Starts To Stall Drop It Into Regular Drive. Also You Need To Drive At Slow Speeds In Regular Drive. At Speeds Say Around 50 MPH You Can Use OD. By Allowing Your Car To Slug Around In Overdrive You Are Doing Your Transmission In Amoung Other Things. Your Car Was Not Designed To Run This Way. Stay Out Of Overdrive At Slow Speeds. This Should Solve Your Problem. If This Does`nt Have A Good Tune UP.
not downshifting.
Any Auto Parts Store.
I have the stereo out of a '90 Eurosport wagon if that will help - I already scrapped the car. mispamail@gmail.com
Other than the 1987 and 1988 Eurosport VR versions I am unaware of any Chevy Celebrity with cup holders.
The computer, ECM, is on the firewall inside the car and behind the glove box.
1984 was a good year for the Chevy Celebrity. It was in 1984 that the Eurosport option first came out as well as the introduction of the station wagon. It was the last year of the carbureted "Z' engine. I have three 1984 Celebrities in my collection. One is a standard four door sedan, one is a Eurosport coupe with the "Z" engine and the third is a Eurosport convertible. The convertible version may be one of the rarest Celebrity models produced with as few as 200 being made.
Pressed steel rims were standard equipment on the Chevy Celebrity. Eurosport models included pressed steel rally wheels, they were available on standard models. Alloy wheels were available on all models.
You have a fuel leak somewhere. Look for loose connections or bad hose.
overdrive is used to save fuel economy at cruiseing speeds,for freeway or open roads.
There is no separate switch for the overdrive, simply put the gear selector in the overdrive position. It looks like a D inside a square. Not all Chevy Celebrities have the overdrive feature, it was an extra cost option.
If you are asking about the heater blower motor it is mounted to the heater ducting in the engine compartment on the passenger side.
Most likey its the TH400. If it has 4 speeds, its the 700R4 (w/overdrive)