87 will work just fine in your Lesabre or, if you are at altitude (such as Colorado) 85 is sufficient. Using a higher grade will improve performance so little you will never notice it. Even with the Cadillac engine 87 works very well. I drive a Cadillac Deville and use 87 even though Cadillac recommends 89. I tried it and the gas mileage was the same and no noticeable improvent in power. The car is well over 100,000 miles and still runs strong.
The phone number of the Le Mars Public Library is: 712-546-5004.
Le Journal Hebdomadaire was created in 1997.
According to Le Châtelier's principle, an increase in pressure will cause a shift towards the side of the reaction that produces fewer gas molecules to alleviate the pressure increase. This shift helps restore equilibrium by reducing the total number of gas molecules in the system, thus affecting the equilibrium position of the reaction.
Urbain Le Verrier was born in France.
Urbain Le Verrier died on September 23, 1877 at the age of 66.
i believe so
Buick LeSabre was created in 1959.
If the 8th digit in each car's VIN is the same, then yes.
just order a belt for a 95 Buick le Sabre without ac.
under the seats in the back.
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8th digit of VIN is engine code.
what is the torque specificationfir the rockerarm bolt on 1991 Buick le Sabre v-6 3.8 liter
The Buick LeSabre was produced from 1959 until 2005 by General Motors. This full-size car was based on, and named after, the 1951 Buick Le Sabre concept car that was designed by Harley Earl.
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