I can't stress enough how important it is to have a repair manual for your vehicle if you are going to do any home repairs. All these cars today do have great computer systems that will diagnose in "trouble codes" But these are not a direct diagnosis of the problem, only the area of fault to start in. A good repair manual will list each of these "Trouble Codes" and direct you in how to pinpoint the exact problem. There are also computer readers you can buy that will also give you a starting point, but without a manual or great knowledge about your vehicle it can lead to costly replacement of parts you don't need.
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Remove the grill
Oxygen SensorOxygen Sensor Location
Not without serious modification, but anything is possible if you have enough money for a conversion.
Bottom of engine, inside the oil pan.
Remove the fuel tank to gain access to it.
I have used regular "87" octane gas in my 1993 Buick Roadmaster for 7 years and it runs like a top. I don't know the gas mileage as my odometer doesn't work, but it seems to be OK.
Remove the crossmember and drop it out the bottom no problem.
flush the heater core in both directions with water
AnswerWhat make, model, engine, and year Buick?1993 sedan 5.7L roadmaster, please help!!