SOURCE: 93 buick riviera won't start
no you have a bad connection somewhere causing the problem. clean and tighten the battery terminals and make sure they are tight as they would cause what is going on with your vehicle
SOURCE: 1998 Buick Riviera battery
Make sure that you have the ventilation tubing when replacing the battery. The car is designed to vent battery gases from beneath the car. Substituting a different type battery (without vent ports, a small hole that is located at each end of the battery ) or if you decide to use the battery without the ventilation tubing, you run the risk of an explosion. This is due to the proximity of the battery to the fuel pump, which is also located beneath the seat.Underhood batteries vent naturally into the air within the engine compartment. In your car there is a small hole in front of your battery that leads to the underside of your car.Your tubing is designed to carry the battery's vapors way and direct it out of your car through this hole.
SOURCE: 1996 Buick Park Avenue, runs fine but sometimes
sounds like a battery terminal ,or earth connection from battery to chassis ,or where the power is picked up from which is the starter motor terminal ,sorry i am not very explicit but i live in spain and not may buicks to the euro here,But if i got my greasy hands under the bonnet i could no doubt find the problem
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my 95 buick riviera has battery run down proublem also could be PCM
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