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Oldsmobile 98!

Been looking for this thank u

Common issues with the engines are Camshaft Sensor malfunctioning and ICM going bad. And the brake line (90°) just before the fuel filter rusting out and failing... The brake line fails after about 20 years.

2024: Wow! Finally a video for the pre-1992 3.8L engine!!! Original ICM for my 1991 Delta 88... I guess I got my monies worth from it! * Great and informative video! A shop wanted minimum 1 hr labor because it's a car older than 15 years old... $150 to repace this! Add in the cost of their ICM and it quickly turned into a $350 repair! I found on on Amazon (same one from Advanced) for $90... If it works out, I'll be needing another one for the 1989 Delta 88.

When u purchase a new engine control module, it comes with a white paiste that u smear on the ecm & u smear it on top of the ecm where the coil packs sit. I believe it is a heat dissapator. If you get that white paist, maybe the ecm will last longer?

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You're supposed to use a torque wrench when tightening an axle nut, not a impact wrench, not a breaker bar.

My wife was driving when the motor started making noise and wouldnt accelerate. When i raised the hood, the motor is rocking back and forth really hard. Had plugs, wires and coil changed and it made no difference.

Thank you for making this video I know it's 3 years old by now but it helped me thank you

Awesome!!! Great info!!!

there is no info anywhere that i could find on doing this for a 1989 buick riviera but this was similar and helped a ton thank you

Great job with the replacement and the video showed everything nice and clearly!! I'm curious if this affected your wheel alignment?

One day my '02 died in my driveway. I did notice it running slightly rough on my way home the day before and these cars normally run so smooth you don't even know the engine is running. Anyway I first replaced my crankshaft position sensor, but she still had the crank no start. Some further troubleshooting indicated that my ignition control module (ICM) was bad. So I ordered a new one and my LeSabre was alive again. A new ICM was about $120.00 depending on the manufacturer. Great video and nice to see someone else appreciating and taking care of their LeSabre. They are great cars and cars like these will never be manufactured again. So the remaining fleet must be cared for.

Coul you tell even numbers from odd I guess not

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Ive been looking for this video for a month now lol

I ran a code check at Autozone and it said my Buick Lesabre 2003 was having a misfire in cylinder 4. I’ve replaced the coil for that cylinder and nothing changed. Anyone know what I should do next?

Who woulda thought 2 years ago u we’re gonna save my bacon today… the internet is a weird place man, anyway, thanks for the vid brotha

Is the silver pan behind it for the transmission looks aftermarket

thanks man!!

top tip kerosene is awesome for cleaning up oil, and so much cheeper than brake clean

Did you guess if you had the four pin connector?

Ya replace relays they are right in front of air cleaner on my car.

My 91 Bonneville runs extra cool had engine light flash just replaced fan relays. My ac doesn’t run very cold

It is dangerous to use concrete blocks to hold up a vehicle and working under it!!!

Helpful video! I would have never thought to look inside of that red box on the firewall. Hope there is no damage to your Olds after it overheated!

Show how to put the engine mount bracket back on ! Please !

I had one of your videos saved from a while back and I came to check out your channel. Not even a week ago I had to replace my harmonic balancer for my 91' lesabre. Got it done thankfully but it wouldve been great to have found your video sooner!

That part in the middle with the steering wheel slides onto fell into the shroud itself on my truck. How do I get that out?

So sad to see her go. I have 89 SSE, pretty nice car. Big, roomy, comfy. Have a problems with rust too, hope to have some bodywork done next winter.

Can you please help me? I have an ‘89 Oldsmobile 88 3.8l with 81k that I bought few months ago. When the cars cold (or even after 5-6 hours) it will crank excessively before starting and than finally on the second attempt it will start right up, every subsequent start after it fires right up like normal. I hooked the fuel reader into the schrader valve and saw the fuel pressure was very low when doing the “key dance” and it also bled super quickly. I started with the easiest thing and tried to replace the fuel pressure regulator which unfortunately didn’t work. I assumed from there the only thing left would be to just replace the fuel pump & filter which I went ahead and ended up doing (OEM of course). Again, nothing same issue. I really don’t know what to do. She has new spark plugs, air filter, ICM was done back in January, fresh oil and filter when I first got the car, and I replaced some really corroded battery terminals. The car runs and drives perfectly otherwise it’s just this one issue is driving me crazy, if you have any suggestions please advise !!

5:16 Commie FDR made us SAE. Sounds cool until you start working on car then you realize great now I need to maintenance both set of SAE and Metric. More craps to own, more $$$ flush

The inmortal 3.8!

GREAT Video

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When that rubber piece breaks all the way around, it can make a horrible, scary clanging noise that sounds like internal engine problems. Luckily, yours was not to that point. The engine sounds great in your Olds! Nice video!!

Did you fan not worn at all with the bad resistor or did high still work? My 99 deville won’t blow at all.

Thanks for the video man!! I didn’t find it till the piece of crap oreillys pin remover stripped out on me. Thank you. The bolt worked great.

Hey! May I have your permission to use your dashcam clips in a compilation? Linked and credited.

Supper nice car 😊😊

Nice car 😊

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Thanks Bro!

The opera lamp (as you are showing) is actually much like a flourescent fixture in a house.. so its not 12v, if you get the feed to be 12v with park lamps on, then you will be able to put a LED there

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Toldaly nice car. Very rear to see one of these now adays 😊😊

That's a nice car. My case manager in high school had one. True story 👍