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#478 of 482 Re: Go Go Century .... please help! [cobrakai81]
by geckos2170
Dec 12, 2011 (8:58 pm)
I had that same problem, and it continues on and off. its the throttle sticking. I sprayed some lube on it and it worked good as new again.
#479 of 482 By Buick Century 95 finally has been junked; looking at 2003-2005 models.?
by tlon7
Feb 23, 2012 (1:22 am)
My 95 Buick Centry ran great; never had more than typical maintenance, but the repair costs now are more than the car's value. Does anyone have extra carfax credits or other car history report credits I can use so I don't have to pay the fee?
Thanks.
I'm going to assume the ride of the more recent models is as good as my old 95. It felt like I was coasting.
#480 of 482 Re: 2003 buick century - water in tail lights [deborah24]
by john575
Feb 25, 2012 (4:18 pm)
I have had the same problem. I think the water was condensation rather than a leak. There are small vents covered with beigh rubber caps. I removed the caps for more ventilation. I also drilled a 1/4" hole into the bottom of the backup light chamber to allow more ventilation, and less of a difference in temperature between the inside of the bulb chambers, and the outside. So far, no sign of water. I needed a new backup light socket when all this was through. I got an OEM socket through RockAuto.com
#482 of 482 '98 Buick Century Odometer
by beckystevens
Jun 05, 2012 (7:22 am)
My husband and I are getting ready to sell our 98 Buick Century before moving overseas. About 4 months ago the odometer/gear panel went out. Everything else, the speedometer, etc., is fine. For a few days it would appear briefly if I fiddled with the knob to dim the dash lights.
I called a dealer and he said he would have to replace the instrument panel at an estimated cost of $600. The car is in fair condition at best and this is hardly worth it. It doesn't seem right that the whole instrument panel would have to be replaced....
Anyway, it will be hard to sell the car without a working odometer, and it is too bad because the car only has about 120,000 miles.
Any advice??