20 Most Recent 2001 Buick Century - Page 7 Questions & Answers

This a tuff one. All Ican advise is go to salvage yard and see if yo think your up to it no loss tring it that way good luck.

There's been a lot of problems with fuel tank gauge floats and sensors go t junk yard an attempt to remove see if you up to it if not better leave this one to a pro

Remove head light assembly look down at bumper mount. Self explanitory after that . Remove stone guards as needed should easy if bumper isn't to banged up

check to see if its on the line or in the tank.

The Sending Unit is part of the fuel pump assy & is the float for your gas level The Fuel Tank Pressure Sensor is one of many sensors & solenoids & is part of the Evap System

Remove the back seat Remove the cover Replace tank sensor Rock Auto.Com Wells 5S2066 $33.79 if you do yourself (easy job)

It is located in the transmission. If you have ever changed the tranny filter you may be able to do this.

Won't start, because you said the motor does not turn over Check the battery & starter,fuel pressure,spark,& more

ABS/Trac Lights are often caused by dirty or broken Wheel Speed Sensor circuits.

The water can get into the power steering belt pulley causing slippage which can result in the power steering loss.

Likely a bad gas cap on EVAP system codes.

Do you have good spark ?? Also you can have fuel pressure and not enough volume to keep it running . A good way to find out one you get it running try spraying carb cleaner in small burst to see if the engine stays running . If so then you'll need a fuel pump.

It is possible that the clock spring was left unplugged or damaged while repairing the turn or multifunction switch.

Try disconnecting the MAF sensor and see if it dies then. If not you can attempt to clean the MAF sensor or replace it.

We have had check lights on vehicles since 1981, 33 years or more,so what possible question could you have? The car has to go to a shop to be diagnosed & the fault found & repaired

Is this after repairs? If so then it's one of two things. One is the codes must be cleared. Second is that the repairs completed didn't fix the problem I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jeremy_677dced97ad9bddf

The whining sound that you here could be coming from a number of places. It may be a coincidence but I think you may be talking about the transmission's pump. You may want to buy a stethoscope. This tool, if properly and carefully used, will help pin point a mechanical noise. Other possibilities are the power steering pump, tensioner and idler bearing, A/C compressor or A/C clutch, or Alternator. I hope this helps, write back if you have any other questions, good luck.