1998 Oldsmobile Achieva "engine" Questions

Replacing plugs what should I look for when tuning up this engine and what are traditional pitfalls and oversites? the physical world is complex.... (experience) and the engine type tops list here. ...

...of all this but we've never done business before and all assumptions are off the table. For an engine - make that any engine and irrespective of manufacturer - to run, you need three things to ...

Is there a ground cable from the engine to the car frame besides the battery gound cable?? Usually there is another ground cable (strap) on the passenger's side. Look on the firewall on the ...

need to locate the front o2 sensor on a 97 Olds Achieva 4 cylinder 2.4 Liter engine , check engine light on and it indicates that sensor. I already have replacement part and only located 1 sensor at ...

...The following are the general instructions on the start of diagnosing any electronically controlled engine or transmission problem. The engine and the automatic transmission (transmission control is ...

...96 acheiva? remove the front of the exhaust system, then remove the long bolt that goes through the engine bracket and attaches the engine to the actual engine mount on the frame/cross member, then ...

...is the thermostat located on a 98 olds achieva 3.1? Follow the upper rad hose to where it meets the engine.The hose is attached to the thermostat housing,just tucked under the exhaust crossover pipe. ...

need spark plugs order on the engine took spark plug wires off and need the order they go on the engine to put them back on. If I remember right the order is cast right onto the intake manifold of the

engine will not start after replacing dead battery, possibly ran it too low on fuel also? its a 4 cyl engine and was running good until this issue. would the dead battery have anything to do with it? ...

parking break set. On the passenger side wheel well, remove the plastic shroud that wraps under the engine. This will make access to the lower pulleys easier. 2. Place a floor jack beneath the oil pan