Oldsmobile Cutlass

Nope.

They are plastic actually. I cut them off, and smooth over, and replace. You can always stick a screw driver at the base, and pry off between the knob, and the shifter. Thanks.

200 horse power

1988 Cutlass Supreme,1961 impala, and a powder blue bentley, with blue 24's.

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Not sure on this particuliar vehicle but on most newer vehicles the tail light bulbs can be accessed by opening the rear door or trunk and removing a panel that allows access to the tail lights and the bulbs. If this is not possible you should have some type of screws on the tail light lenses itself that can be removed to access the bulbs. , EzForJesus

To be 100% sure it is 1-2-3-4-5-6. Your number one Cylinder is located on the backside of the engine (closest to the windshield) on the Passenger (aka right) side of the engine. Number two is located on the front of the enging (closest to the bumper)farthest right (passenger side). So the cylinder numbers on the back of the engine are 1-3-5 and the cylinders on the front of the vehicle are 2-4-6. I am not 100% sure about 1992, but on 1995, 3.1 V6, firing order is 1-2-3-4-5-6. I do believe it's the same on 1992 model.

Your tank should be a 16 gallon tank. That is what mine is, I have a 1993 also.

most likely the intake manifold gasket is gone. its a common dexcool problem that gm hates to talk about. the repairs are about $800. if that's not it its a hose or leak in the trans cooler line on the lower passenger side.

Depends on the year and bodystyle

4 or 6 cyc, place container under oil pan under the engine, remove the drain plug on bottom of oil pan. on 4 cyc oil filter on top right(passenger side). put new filter, reinstall plug, fill with oil to line on dipstick.

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The 1999 Oldsmobile Cutlass OBD 2 port is under driver side dash left of steering column

There are two fuse panels on the cutlass supreme. One is under the hood on the passenger side over the wheel well, the other is located in the glove box you will need to remove the lower insert no tools required, should just pull out.

Listed in your owner's manual and under the hood on a placard.

Here are links to a 1968 Olds Cutlass chassis wiring diagram

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A free wiring diagram can be found in the maintenance manual of the 1993 Oldsmobile Cutlass. It may also be obtained through an auto part store, some will give a person a print off of a diagram.

The emissions decal on the fan shroud will have a crude diagram telling you what goes to what. Also, a chassis manual(factory service manual) would have it, and possably a chiltons book. -Martin Deutschman Stop by www.oldspower.com they can help you out.

Around 3,000 lbs

where is the crank sensor located at on a 1996 cutlass ciera wit a 3.1 engine

Yes...you can put just about any engine in anything with the proper skills, time and money. If the Cutlass you have has an Olds engine in it now then the transmission will bolt right up to the Pontiac engine. If it's a Chevy engine you'll need a B.O.P. transmission. You will need to change the motor mount location. Depending on the year of the Cutlass it may actually have the bolt holes drilled in the frame for the Pontiac engine mounts. For reference, find an older Grand Prix with a Pontiac 301 engine. This will have the correct mounts and location. You will also have to change the exhaust head pipe locations.

15 gallons.

Just look for an OE tank on line an check the specs.