My mom has a 1997 88 oldmobile and everything starts but the motor don rf want to turn on idk wat t is

1. Idle air control valve. Sensor type device located on or near the throttle body. "Most likely." Change
2. Throttle position sensor. On the throttle body. Change
3. Fuel filter clogged. Change
4. Fuel injector clogged. Try seafoam in the tank with fill up.

Is the motor stiff to start turning?
If you can reach it give it a squirt of WD40 on the spindle bearings. Try not to hit the brushes.

idk

Did they balance the new tyres ?. warped rotors can only be felt when the brakes are applied,you may have to have the injectors cleaned and flow tested.

You need to locate a wire on the back of a turn signal light and check for any voltage there when the switch is on. If none then it will be a fuse or the blinker operater. Sorry, I don't know where these are on that vehicle.

If you don't know what you're doing, you may want to take it to a shop. Idk if your car has sensors and thbings like that, but if it does and you don't get them correct, the car won't run correctly

if the security light is on you needed to get that fixed asap before it left you sitting somewhere, Find a better repair shop.

Well the fact that the traction light came on and blinked off when taking off is a good thing, it just means that your traction control is working properly. When that light comes on it means that one wheel was spinning and that the car adjusted the speed of the drive wheels to compensate. The car not starting needs to be addressed as to whether the car is turning over slowly, clicking, or making no noise at all. The check engine light will remain on until the vehicle is started, so that does not correlate to your problem. If it clicks, or turns over sluggishly, then it just needs a jump start and a test of the battery. If the lights come on, but the car does not turn over al all, then you may need to look at replacing a starter.

WHAT KIND OF CAR

check battery cables for tightness make sure they are clean free from corrosion. do a battery load test to make sure battery dont have a dead cell.