Hey, I've got an Oldsmobile Delta 88 Royal, 1988, 3800 VIN C engine,
125,000 miles.  I had all of the fluids changed, transmission and
radiator powerflushed, etc about 1000 miles ago.  Before all of the
fluid flushes, I also Seafoamed the engine, which made it run a LOT

My car was recently struck while parked, resulting in the left rear
brake light being blown. I've taken the assembly out and attempted to
replace the bulb, but it just doesn't want to come out, which has me
thinking, do I need to replace the tail light holder and all, or

Trying to keep the last thread alive, I went back to WalMart today and
checked
even the generic antifreezes.  EVERYTHING on their shelf claims total
compatibility

Are these something that a guy could (fairly easily) replace in his
garage then take the car in for an alignment?  I need to go from the
non-adjustable stock bolts to aftermarket ones because my car appears
to be riding on the inside edge of the front tires ("Negative Camber",

2002 Monte Carlo LS
I was installing a hitch on said vehicle...   what should be an easy function.   Anyway...
there are 6 bolts holding rear rupport to the frame.   8mm   (about 5/16 thick)  not very
thick at all.  

I recently  had the  heater  core  replaced  in a 1991  Lumina APV Van. This
Van  has only a front heater core. I wonder what the  experts on this board
think  this should  have cost

Curious if anyone has an idea of what the problem may be here.
As I was driving this morning with my right turn signal going the turn
signal indicator on the dash, and the lights at the front and rear of
the car stopped blinking.  The wand on the steering column remain

I have a 91 Olds Cutlass Ciera it has power windows, the drivers window when
you press the button it only goes down about an inch or two at a time then
stops, if you wait a few minutes it will go down some more, what would cause
this?   Also, if I found a door at the junkyard ...

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as being "undraped". In Western countries, there is generally no

A GM town fears for its future
http://www.detnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070629/AUTO01/706290415/1148
LORDSTOWN, Ohio
In a part of Ohio known as Steel Valley, where deep green ravines hold

'89 chevy K5 blazer ...5.7 L V8..just changed out the oil pump with a new GM
replacement part..the average pressure is between 30-40 and the needles
pegging 55-60psi..any ideas??