20 Most Recent 1998 Buick Century - Page 7 Questions & Answers

When you tightened the battery connection you may have twisted the cable on the starter and shorted it to the solonoid lead causing the starter to engage . Check the connections on the starter and make sure there are not touching each other. Hope this helps.

The starter will have to be replaced. Go to a salvage yard and buy one for half the cost of regular price. Plus it may be an original equipment starter, the original factory starter on the car. It's better quality than a lot of aftermarket parts you get across the counter.

Let cool down and have a coolant pressure test done to find the leak. Replace the faulty item

Check the linkage that connects them.

take off each of the sensors behind the caliper of each wheel .clean with carb cleaner .with the wheel jacked up spray down each sensor hole turning the hub as you do so as you must clean the teeth .on the shaft .it is dirt you have to remove.

The resistors control blower speed. If one is burned out, check Radio Shack for a new one.

You say that the car will only turn over a little buit but not start. Is the car turning over and slowly dying out to nothing or is it just turning over and not starting?

Car don't vapor lock any more. Check fuel pressure.

replace it, if the problem is fixed you know it's bad, To answer this question you will have to give more details about what the rest of the problem symptom are

Done that before. had a bad ground cable. remove ground cable from battery and make sure both ends are clean and tight

Replace the heater blower motor or the caged fan attached to the blower motor, or both.

If the squealing is coming from the engine you may need a belt. If it sounds like the dash it could be your blenddoor actuator having problems cycling or the blower motor

where do I find on the radiator of a buick century 03 the drain plug and how do I flush it properly?

hi,, yeah you just turn it out, right to tighten, left to slacken, remember to remove your cap and leave a hose of running water flowing through the radiator to help wash out all the old stuff.

PS.. IF cant find the radiator drain plug, remove the button radiator hose..

You need to re-time ur engine sorry i dont have the details u only have to b 1 tooth out