I haven't been on the boards for a while and I'm hoping a few of you might be able to help me out.
A neighbor of mine owns a 94-95 Buick Roadmaster Wagon LT1 with about 125+k on it. He's got the check engine light, sputtering, etc. He took it to 2 places so far and the shops quoted around $1000 to do it. Without owning the right equipment to test his car, I'm assuming that at this point, he needs plugs, wires, water pump, and optispark based on these 2 shops quotes.
I told him I'm willing to do the job, but without seeing his car as of this post, I'm hoping a fellow Roadmaster owner can fill me in on doing this job.
I once owned an LT1 Z28 and did the plugs and wires, even with an apprentice tech and myself, we got it done.
Thanks for some help.
A neighbor of mine owns a 94-95 Buick Roadmaster Wagon LT1 with about 125+k on it. He's got the check engine light, sputtering, etc. He took it to 2 places so far and the shops quoted around $1000 to do it. Without owning the right equipment to test his car, I'm assuming that at this point, he needs plugs, wires, water pump, and optispark based on these 2 shops quotes.
I told him I'm willing to do the job, but without seeing his car as of this post, I'm hoping a fellow Roadmaster owner can fill me in on doing this job.
I once owned an LT1 Z28 and did the plugs and wires, even with an apprentice tech and myself, we got it done.
Thanks for some help.
Re: Advice Needed: Tuning 94-95 Buick LT1 Roadmaster Wagon
O2 sensors,then the cat.Do the cheap stuff first.With that many miles,they should really get the car scaned.Does the light go off and on?
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b-body is easier to work on than an f-body, LOTS more room. If you handle this stuff on your own you should have no problem with this.