20 Most Recent 1995 Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera - Page 3 Questions & Answers

Sounds like either the Torque convertor, going bad. Could also be the clutches in the trans. Did you replace both the inner and the outer CV joints, both side ? Also check your the outer bearing where the CY joint goes through at the wheels

There are a lot of reasons why this can happen, I would check for a vacuum leak, and if that proves not to be the case, look for a faulty O2 sensor.. This is very common, Is your check engine light on?

Do not use Duraseal if you have a turbo diesel engine. I tried it on my 2008 Ford F350 6.4 diesel as a last resort after replacing my rad, hoses and other misc. cooling system items. System was air tight after doing the work as I checked with Airlift 5000 and held 25 psi for 2 minutes plus. Oil temp and coolant temps were within 2 to 7 degrees of each other before doing the Duraseal fix attempt. Did it on the weekend of 12-27-2014. After fix, drove truck at least 75 miles and coolant to oil temps deltas were 30 plus degrees without a load, more with a small load on. Local Ford mechanic encountered another person with same problem after attempting to use product. It didn't fix the head gasket problem either. They want you to try another attempt for free but why would you make the problem any worse. They won't refund your money after this either. There is no bending with this company. They claim to formulate for individual engines, so they should be willing to refund the money if this sort of thing happens. The tech was trying to say there was something wrong with the cooler before hand, but that's impossible with the minor temp difference. I even used there flush before doing their procedure. It would be good business practice to refund my money under these circumstances since it didn't work and it clogged a perfectly functioning oil cooler. DO NOT BUY DURASEAL!!!!!!!!! They are a no compromise company! They are unwilling to satisfy when the product doesn't work and does harm to components!

It would be the wheel speed sensors that affect the brakes and not the speed sensor. There is one on each wheel that counts the axle turning. Take off the wheel and you'll see a wire going to it. That will affect your brakes/ABS. Speed sensor is usually in the top of the transmission.

Get them on the phone first & go from there

I'd look for a YouTube video for all that. Lord knows they're out there and to write a step by step would take someone an awful long time, probablly about as long as doing the actual job. good luck!!

its either a faulty sensor or could be your thermostat stuck.

If you don't know what you are doing, you probably shouldn't be doing it. There is a high degree of probability you could make matters worse. I do not know what you mean by a spark plug diagram. You don't need a diagram to show where the spark plugs go. If you mean a spark plug WIRING diagram, all you have to do is replace them ONE AT A TIME. Don't pull them all off at once. You might be able to find a diagram online using a simple search. Do you have a 4-cylinder or a V6? Is it 3 pairs of dual coil packs, or a Magnavox ignition? I would have to recommend some professional assistance if you don't know what these things are... I also have no way of knowing if any of these images apply to your vehicle. If you install the plug wires incorrectly (assuming that's what you're trying to do) and you try to crank the engine, you could do some very serious damage to it. This sort of thing isn't normally DIY if you have never done it before. Seriously, you don't want to risk destroying your engine.

shutoff what?

38 ft pounds

The fuel pump relay is located under hood, passenger side, front side of wheelwell, mounted in relay panel. Here is wiring diagram of fuel pump circuit:

There is a vacuum line under the hood from the motor to the firewall that provides the "power"to your vents. Defrost is the default setting for GMs.when the vacuum line is unplugged You can see it of the vacuum routing sticker if its still there.

Purchase a Haynes manual at Autozone or most auto supply storesthat covers your car. In the back are several wiring diagrams one of which will be what you're looking for. I have a 93 Ciera and use it alot.