You replaced rear shocks and springs how do you know if the air compressor is working?
you will hear it run
How do you remove button on your rear view mirror on your 1998 Buick Regal?
I'm trying to repair my rear view mirror on my 1998 Buick Regal but need information on how to remove the button on the mirror attachment.
How do you remove the factory CD player from a 1995 Buick Riviera?
remove the face panel , it snaps in , under the CD palyer are 2 screws, remove then , pull it out and detatch the 2 wire pigtales
Where is the condensation drain for air coditioner on 1995 riviera?
mine, on an 1995 buick park avenue, is about one foot in from the front right tire.
it is definitely hard to see without a lift!
Where you can get a vacuum hose routing diagram for a 1983 Buick Riviera?
Many cars have the diagrams for vacuum hose routing on a sticker somewhere either on the underside of the hood or in the engine compartment somewhere. If none exists, you'll need a manual for the car to see the complete routing.
www.autozone.com has vacuum hose diagrams for all vehicles.
How do you remove a hubcap from a 1983 Buick Riviera?
Use a flat head screw driver and pop the middle of the hub cap out which will be that thing in the middle with the symbol at then take deal in the glove box and put in the middle turn left or right and after that take the jack and pop it off
How do you change the air filter on a 1995 Buick Riviera?
I have a 1995 Riviera and the air filter is located on the drivers side underneath hood you will find a large coiled hose and you just remove the clamp and it is fairly easy to
to put on.
What is the firing order for Buick Riviera 401?
the firing order is 12784563 you can also check valve cover still maybe on there
or go to 401 nailhead-v8buick.com
How do you remove a speed governor on a 97 Buick Riviera?
You would have to send the pcm out for a reflash at "intense racing". They also do other upgrades to the pcm will reflashing
How do you change the tensioner pulley on a 1997 supercharged Buick Riviera?
Buick Riviera 1995-1999
Changing Serpentine Belts and Idler Pulleys
Tools Needed: 15 and 18 MM open end and socket wrenches
40 and 50 female Star wrenches
50 male Star wrench
Jack to lift engine
Begin by supporting engine, use blocks do not lift on pan unsupported. Use the 15 and 18 mm wrenches to remove the motor mount bolts. Loosen the two 15 mm studs and slide motor mount up out of the way. Loosen the stud at the bottom left of the bracket (motor mount bracket) it is behind the pulley, loosen only. Loosen the nuts on the other two studs. With the 40 inner star socket remove the stud from the block. The lower right stud is a 18 mm nut loosen and with the 50 inner star socket remove this stud. Caution there is a spacer between the bracket and the block. Now if you have loosened the lower left stud you should be able to move the bracket to get to the idler pulleys. Remove and replace them with a 50 star wrench.
Place the drive serpentine belt on the inside of the crank pulley, thread it around the idlers correctly and under the bracket legs so that it is clear. Do the same with the turbo belt.
Check that the belt is centered on all the groves and not off a grove.
Replace the studs and spacers, tighten nuts, replace motor mount and tighten nuts. Remove the jack and blocks. Start engine your done
How do you disarm the built in alarm system on a 1995 Buick Riviera?
It is easier to just fix it the right way. But to answer your question, this is how you would by pass the security key. 1st you have to determine the Ohm reading for the security system. For this you have to either have the correct security key that goes to the car, or you have to have a special machine to decode the system. If you have the key, then you will notice that it has a built in "resistor" chip in the key. Use an ohm meter to determine the resistance of the key chip. Then go to radio shack and purchase a resistor with the same ohm rating. Then you will need to locate the wires under the dash that go to the key lock cylinder-NOT THE AIR BAG. Their are 2-wires that are orange or yellow-about the same gauge as a telephone jack wire. Cut the wires and solder each end of the resistor to each wire. You have now bypassed the security key, and key lock cylinder.
As you can see, it would be a lot simpler to just fix the original problem, which is usually just a broken wire on the keylock cylinder in the steering column. The key lock cylinder MUST be replaced. If you try to just solder the tiny little wire it will work for a few weeks, but will break again right next to the repair.
Same problem, feel the pain. So far we replaced the easy thing like the fuel sensors under the back seat. Made no difference, it would do the same thing. We are replacing the fuel pump, will keep you posted to let you know if that worked.
That was the only thing we could come up with when all sensors are working right, and the darn thing (pump) isn't working at all times. Usually if you are trying to start the car and it doesn't start you can open up the fuel tank lid and listen for the fuel pump running, if it isn't you can bet it is done for even if it starts going again after it decides to work again.
Truly frustrated with you, wait until you have to buy won,$$$.
had same problem .turned out to be my icm ,ignition control module
try this when your car dies ,pure a bottle of cold water on the coil pack .if it starts rite back up then your icm is overheating and is now heat sensitive ,so you have to replace it .
i had the same problem recently and well i replaced the fuel pump found it o e bay really cheap regular part shops have it for almost $300 but it was under $150 and then replaced my air boot the big hose that is connected to the engine and the air filter due to the fact that it had a little gap and a little too much air was getting into the engine.
It could also be water in the gas tank.
Where do you find the high side service port on a 2000 Pontiac sun fire?
It's near the top of the radiator on the passenger side. It is upside down, tucked under the radiator support, and has a red cap on it.
This happened with my car. It sucked! All I can say is I had to replace it with a used one ($50 or so) and it been fine ever since, and that was a couple of years ago. I'd be surprised if you could get a new one. To do this you need to remove the instrument panel cover. To do that you remove four torx screws (two above steering wheel and one in the top of each vent) and it will pop out from the clips that hold it in place. Four more torx screws,and two wire harnesses later you should be good. Not to hard at all. This happened with my car. It sucked! All I can say is I had to replace it with a used one ($50 or so) and it been fine ever since, and that was a couple of years ago. I'd be surprised if you could get a new one. To do this you need to remove the instrument panel cover. To do that you remove four torx screws (two above steering wheel and one in the top of each vent) and it will pop out from the clips that hold it in place. Four more torx screws,and two wire harnesses later you should be good. Not to hard at all.