Paint color code for 93 Buick LeSabre

Hello there Annie,

Well I think I know WHY nobody can match the paint. The code you have presented is the body assembly number. The 'FB' refers to the body being build in Flint Michigan, then I believe the numbers afterwards are the assembly number.

Regardless of all that, there should be a body plate about the size of a credit card (I take it this is where you came up with the number to begin with).

Just below where it says 'Body' it should say 'Paint'. Just to the right of that is the actual paint code.
BUICK Body Plate Identification

AND, here's the paint codes for 1962;
1962 Color Codes Buick Paint Cross Reference

Hope this helps.

Allure: #4 in the glove box
Century:#1 Trunk deck lid
Enclave:#4 glove box
Lacrosse:#4 glove box
Lesabre:#3 spare tire cover Should be white paper with the information on it or Google it and as for interior codes for lesaber
Lucerne: #3 spare tire cover or spare tire wheel well
Park Avenue:#3 spare tire cover
Rainier:#4 in the glove box
Regal:#1 Trunk deck lid
Rendezvous:#4 glove box or #5 left rear storage compartment inside door
Rivera:#2 Right wheel house or #3 spare tire cover
Skylark:#3 Spare Tire Cover
Terraza:#4 glove box
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this is the wiring color code for the vehicle, so review the colors, and match them to the pin out of the new unit. The list is in th emiddle of the page.

1995 Buick LeSabre Stock Radio Wiring Diagram

I would say you are on the right track.
The letter U is normally for Upper - when the vehicle is two colors there would be an L color code too.

The paint code is located on the drivers door opening

Why answer if you don't know? It in the trunk on spare tire cover.

I can send by email the computer codes to you, need email address to send to

this system has self testing capabilities, have any GM dealer test it for codes and proper function, If I had to guess I would say the climate control head is defective.

It is usually a yellow wire. You may also use the wire from the cigarette lighter or any wire that is a constant 12 volts.

Have you tried the glove box? Thats where I found mine.