Going to do an oil change on my 2004 buick lesabre, thinking of changing from regular oil to synthetic, what are my options for doing so? regards, jim young
Synthetic cleans engine up is definitely a good choice. Your car will probably take 5w-20 or 5w-30 which you can get at any parts store
SOURCE: change bulb right rear blinker 2000 buick lesabre
you have to open the trunk take the carpet off right next to the very back of car undo the 3-4 plastic wing nuts take light off of car change bulb ......reinstall reverse of taking off
SOURCE: oil pump change
take long bolts out that run thru motor mounts ,jack in front of motor all bolts in oil pan out, remove oil pan and then remove oil pump, replace new pump ,torque to specs, replace oil place with new pan gasket , bolts back thru mounts and ready to go, hope to help, thanks robert b.
SOURCE: 2001 buick lesabre oil change instructions
Warm up engine, jack up car, use jack stands, get pan to catch used oil, craw under remove drain plug from oil pan let drain, take filter wrench loosen oil filter, screw off, clean off mating surface put layer of new oil on gasget of new filter and spin on hand tighten only, put drain plug back in and tighten, fill engine with new oil, start up and chk. for leaks and level on dip stick and your done.
SOURCE: 2004 Buick Lesabre speedometer not working
Yes it's on the right side othe transmission just above the passenger side cv axle. You most likley need to send the cluster off and have it checked. Model Electronics in NY.
SOURCE: I had asked about the check oil light coming on
I know nothing of a sensor in the oil pan. What you need to check is the oil pressure sending unit. The unit will look like this.
Check the connection at the sensor to make sure it is secure before replacing. If you find it is leaking it for sure needs replacing. The unit will be located in a location like this on which is a 1995 Buick.
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