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Hello! Best bet is to visit the local Buick dealership and give them; proof of ownership and the vehicle's VIN# (they often do this free of charge; but not always) in return they will give you the code...To prevent this from occurring whenever the battery is disconnected; Do the following...Connect a 9 volt battery to a cigar plug (mind polarity) and plug into the cigar lighter BEFORE disconnecting the car's battery...This will hold the radio up until the car's battery is re-connected...Guru...saailer I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/david_6df67de3b14de867

Try 0 0 0 0.

try leaving the radio turned on for an hour or so.

You can acquire these at your local dealership device dept. for free if you take the serial # from the radio (on the radio itself so you will have to remove it) and proof of ownership (registration). Im most cases the radio card is in the glove box with the owners manual but if its been lost of your purchasing a new radio this is the only free option other then paying someone online for radio codes and I believe they charge something like $35.

about 4 turns from closed you should notice the car running better or worst

a haynes manual will have a rough version of the factory wiring diagram, the factory fuse box is marked. the aftermarket parts of the ambulance will have to be traced out.

Your going to have coil wire, then pull out number 1 spark plug, then you have to have to have someone put there finger in the number 1 spark plug hole as you turn the motor over slowly in little increments till his finger pops out of the whole then you know you'll be at top dead center. Then your new distributor should go right in