20 Most Recent 1996 Buick Century - Page 6 Questions & Answers

OMG at least its not me I fixed it with alot of heavy duty tape. Sorry SMH...

read the codes with a code reader. that will tell you what the problem is

Sorry to say you probably have engine troubles.A leaking head gasket will drink the coolant and cause the bubbles to form.A mechanic can check for leaks by pressurizing the cooling system and also checking for exhaust gas in the radiator.

remove ash try unscrew screews reverse

check fuse if not it replace blower motor

the transmission has electric rods that open and close the flow of fluids enabling it to shift first remove pan then remove electric rods test each for proper resistance thay will do this for free at auto zone.replace the ones you find bad if this dos not solve problem then disasemble trany and replace the rings you may have sezzed them together.but in most cases the replacement of the electrical flow control rods should solve the problem

You take your strut assy to a repair shopThey will switch the spring over to new strutEvery Company making struts --also make completeassy's with the springsI wouldn't waste may money going that route,butyou canStill has to be Aligned

Could be the park switch in the wiper motor, or the delay circuit board which is also on the motor.These components would need to be tested.

Dear leaking fluid on starter, I suggest that you inspect your engine fluid resevoirs and assess from the lowest one to see if its fluid matches the fluid that has leaked onto the ground. i suggest parking on a large piece of paper or plastic to collect your sample of leak fluid. that is where i would begin. in my opinion, sounds like a leaky valve cover gasket or coolant system leak, ie, waterpump, heater hose. rad hose.....

you can use 1995 to 1996 buick century and olds ciera . But the ignition key has a chip in it you will need to take the Theft/Locking, (keyless entry, pkg deck)

what color is the fluid? redish brown is trans or power steering, green(ish) or orange(ish) is coolant, dark brown or black(ish) is engine oil.