20 Most Recent 2005 Buick Rainier Questions & Answers

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step 1 Remove the left sound insulator step 2 the stop switch is here, way way up top use flash light to see it. it is there. top of pedal it is there. SM books step1. buy the service manual.? if the switch ever sticks on , cruise ENDS it is a NO, switch normally open contarts no calibration is stated so its PnP

Question edited for clarity, 'Boss' with two s. Question moved to model category. Try this from the manual https://ownersmanuals2.com/buick/rainier-2005-owners-manual-76905/page-176 and also How do I change the time on my boss audio system?" To display clock time, press and hold the CLK button on front panel. 2. To set clock time, press and hold the CLK button and the hour will 3. Press the or button or press the NEXT or PREV button to adjust the hour.

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The video shows the whole thing on a LeSabre. This link shows the belt routing and where to get a new belt. https://www.google.com/search?q=2005+buick+rainier+serpentine+belt+diagram

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There are air doors in the HVAC box that control air flow and temperature, and each has an actuator controlled by your HVAC control. At least one door is stuck, and this is usually because of an actuator problem. In your car, that actuator could be either vacuum or electrically controlled, and In order to fix the problem, the actuator has be diagnosed. Unfortunately they are very hard to get at under the dash, and usually requires a qualified shop to do this.

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Here is the fuse box diagrams for the 2 different engine options...and the 2 different box locations Buick Rainer 2003 2006 fuse box diagram Auto Genius HOWEVER ... I do not think there is an associated fuse for cruise control. That function is totally run from your on board computer (ECM). What can make the cruise not work is if any fault codes have occurred... Has your check engine light come on? Some people with the same problem (that do not have an OBDll scanner to read or clear codes) disconnected their battery to reset the ECM. The cruise control then worked .... but if the root cause of the fault is not fixed ... then the same thing will likely happen again Helpful? Good luck with your troubleshooting

Looks like a common problem on lots of GM vehicles. You should watch this video before fixing your problem, which is in the Secondary Air Injection System: How to test an electric air pump P0410 case study

Take vehicle to AutoZone or similar and have them scan it for free. This will give you a idea what is wrong

Check Engine Light On

Check fuse for blower motor. If blown try replacing it. if it blows again, replace.repair motor unit. If not blown, check connections to the control panel, it may come loose during last install of radio or other repairs made prior to problem arising,

To gain access to license plate bulbs you have to remove the center tail lamp off the trunk lid.

It could be any one or more of this list: Fuel level sensor. Just because you replaced it once, doesn't mean it's still good. Connection to fuel sensor Broken wire between fuel sensor and gauge Broken wire between battery and fuel sensor/gauge Bad gauge

May need a service or there could be a fault. It is also possible that the sensor is faulty. Sorry can't help more

Each plug should have a coil on top.

cars that have "funny" problems that don't store any codes , typically are difficult to diagnose the problem Me id start with the fuse panel ( both of them) and look real good at the connection all the fuses have in it , then look at each fuse (bottom) and see if any have signs of corrosion in them (power or chalk coating) I did have a Chrysler one time that wouldn't start after a rain , but would run fine after it dried out , turns out the fuse panel had a cover with a crack in it (not obvious) allowing water to get fuses wet , this one took several weeks to find it

Module is bad. Replace the wiper motor. Check the motor plug for corrosion first. Clean it and the motor plug with battery cleaner if it is corroded (white to greenish color) bad. Sometimes this will fix the problem.