1995 Oldsmobile 98 Shows "Date not available" and traction Off

this? and the security lamp glowing????? oops.
seen here google found in 1 second./
what matters is VIN and build date of car
not all of these cars are the same, due to engine there, not told and evolution even in 1 year. sorry.
a rose by any other name is but a ..................

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cars are not all the same
no VIN told no country told no engine told no build date told
sorry the dealer would ask the same so they do not lie to you or sell the wrong parts or the books.
the above is just one answer of many
this car.
got pass-key, immo , lamp on dash not happy
both keys fail>? immo
as you see here IMMO kills the starter dead.
clear as day.(key bad)gen 12 , 94 (91-96)
engines then

Engines: USA sold if was.

• 1991-1996 3.8 L (231 cu in) V6 L36 GM.
• 1992-1995 3.8 L (231 cu in) supercharged V6

MY guess is L36 ,non supercharged, engine

best I can do, manuals are not easy to find. this year
most cars year 2000 and older manuals not digital
try reading here? pay $20 and read?

https://eautorepair.net/Marketing/Default.asp

search craigslist for parts car or your local recycler

Sounds like the Crank Position Sensor is going out...it apparently is still re-starting and runs for a while before the stall happens again...also becomes harder to re-start if left unattended...

It shows that your traction control is off. Look for your traction control button on your car, It may have a squiggly line on it.

For 1995 Oldsmobile 98 3.8L SFI OHV 6cyl the Fuel Filter is located under vehicle, passenger side, below seating area, front of fuel tank, mounted on frame in fuel line

Hope helps (remember rated and comment this).

Welcome to FixYa.com Look to where the drive belts are and you will see a cap black with power steering written on it, Regards, Lee

never ever trust a gauge or indicator light. what is the fluid level on the dipstick? maybe the shop that changed the oil didn't put any in it.

There should be a button on the shifter to engage the traction control, it is a variation on abs where wheel speed in the drive wheels is monitored and brakes are used to slow down the faster moving one, which would probably indicate a loss of traction. Normal operating mode should be off, on for slippery or snowy weather.

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I believe that oldsmobile bravado's are all wheel drive all the time. This means that you shouldn't have to put it in four wheel drive it is turned on all the time. when the vehicle senses that it is losing traction it engages the front wheels.

My car did the same until my mechanic figured out it was the motor mounts...