Oldsmobile Cutlass

You can first try and use a radiator sealant like Stopleak. Products like that are sold in every automotive store and can also be found in most automotive departments in stores like Target and Walmart.

10 to 20 percent

If it is the same or similar to an 87, there are a few small bolts holding the motor in place in its duct on the firewall (on the engine side), near the passenger side of the vehicle. Depending on the engine, getting it out may be a little difficult. There are also wires attached to terminals on the motor that must be removed by gently pulling them off.

They need to be pressed out and new bushings need to be pressed in. You may use a ball joint press and be creative, you can use a socket if there is no adapter that fits. You should get an alignment after finished, ensure front end is tight.

A cutlass is a type of sword.

Technically....yes. But this car is computer controlled and relies heavily on the engine reaching proper temperature. Without the thermostat it will not reach running temp, which is vital for fuel consumption, timing, and other system parameters.

If you are facing the engine from the front of your vehicle it will be on the right side of the motor near the spark plugs .

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With the key, there is no trunk release inside the car. You use the same key you would use to open the door to open the trunk.

Yes

If you are refering to the old in line 6 cyl 228 used back in the 1940's and 50's it is simple. use a harmonic ballancer puller. There is no bolt that attaches it to the crank it is simply press fit on. I just removed mine last week...

it will be either the o2 sensor or the idle air control module. i had the same problem in 2 different cieras and each one had this problem.

Usually it's listed on a tag just above the radiator along with emissions hose routing. If not, the library should have a Chiltons or OEM service manuals.

connects inside your dash to the back of your speedometer and thru the fire wall down to the drivers side of your tranny

If you will look stright down behind the water pump, you will see the timing tab.

Try turning the radio off before turning the car off. If this doesn't work, check the assembly at the base of the antenna for a sensor switch for gunk and clean it off. Don't ask me where it is, because I don't have the schematics for the antenna assembly on a 1992 Cutlass Ciera handy at this moment.

If this doesn't work, the easiest "fix" is to wait until the antenna goes all the way up, then clip the power lead to the antenna motor. Just make sure you don't clip the antenna lead. This will keep the antenna up all the time.

Next cheapest route is to replace the whole antenna assembly, motor and all. I would recommend getting a cheap $5 standard antenna from a local auto parts store and do away with the "convenience" of the automatic retractable antenna.

Rebuild the carb or replace it.

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check your specification decal on the drivers door if it's still on the car.

That really depends on the engine, transmission, rear axle ratio and how you drive it. I had one with a 307 4bbl, 3 speed auto, 2:29 gears. Running 70-75 from Flagstaff, AZ to St Louis, MO it averaged 26 MPG.

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Oldsmobile used Chevy 305's.

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A cutlass from 78-88 is a g-body vehicle and a cutlass 73-77 is an A-body vehicle. I have lifted both those body types to get 26's on and there is a lot of ways to do it just depends on how much money you want to spend and how much trimming in the wheel well you are looking to do. If you are looking to avoid trimming the g-body body can get 26's on with a decent turn radius with a 7" complete kit and

g-body lift spindle. The a-body car I usually used a 7" complete kit then would do a small amount of trimming for fit mint if the customer wanted to avoid trimming I install a 3" body lift.

All theses products are available at www.liftabrand.com.

Or just call 8am to 7pm central Monday - Saturday 1-877-99-LIFTA

I would be glad to help you with any questions about getting rims on your car.

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No there is none.