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Mar 6, 2003 - 9 posts - 4 authors
71-65-66 NOV 97 Engine Controls - EVAP DTC's P1665 & P1676 Added " that is from alldata as a TSB i dont know what "EVAP" is though.
Free Technical Service Bulletin and Recall Titles for 1998 Buick LeSabre V6-3.8L VIN K ..... 71-65-66, NOVEMBER 1997, Engine Controls - EVAP DTC`s P1665 ...
AutoZone... power circuit is open (check ENG EMISS fuse). Purge solenoid is damaged, or the PCM has failed. TSB 71-65-66 contains a repair procedure for this code ..
What you are describing could be the rotors. If they are wearing badly and affect the ABS then the vehicle is not going to run correctly because the abs tells the tcs that there is a problem. Have the brakes checked right away.
Have your Mechanic check the steering tie rod bushings, and linkage. Sometimes it's just an adjustment to the steering box play(located at the end of the steering wheel shaft), - easy to fix.
i would suspect somewhere in your front end you have a compliance bushing with excessive movement. these cars front ends depend heavily on these style bushings, and as they wear you can start to see tire wear patterns, looseness in steering, and high speed vibration. make sure you have the front end inspected by a shop that is familier with these types of cars. good luck!
Chevrolet Trucks, Vans and SUVs of your vintage are famous for faulty hub bearings on the front wheels. Follow the link for more information about an open recall that may affect your model. Hope this helps!
Interference fit- meaning it can be worked off with a little help of a hammer andpunch, It can also be a slip fit so try before you pry. Good Luck _Ned_
I replaced the tires with new ones
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