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#649 of 1497 by tomcat630 Aug 20, 2002 (8:42 am)
Hey, Avalons are "granddaddy" cars too, so you really won't be making youself look any younger. Just get a Civic with wacky spoilers and look stupid trying to look young, instead.
#650 of 1497 Tires and Gas Mileage by mrpoetryman Aug 24, 2002 (3:39 pm)
Hi everyone, I thought I would throw in my 2 cents worth about replacement tires and gas mileage. I replaced my original Firestone Affinity tires on my 2000 Buick LeSabre Limited at 30,000 miles with Michelin Symmetry tires. So far, (2000 + miles) they seem to be wearing very well. I have the 16 inch tires and the Touring Suspension.   Concerning gas mileage, I think that the brand of gasoline you use has alot to do with your mileage. I had been using Shell regular gasoline and had been getting 31 mpg on the highway. I then joined the Upromise program and switched to Exxon regular for the college savings. After I switched, my highway mpg went down to 26. I then switched back to Shell and my mpg went back up to 31. So, maybe if you try a different gasoline, your mileage might improve.   Just came back from a 700 mile trip to Maine and back and averaged 31.2 mpg on the highways.   Neil
#651 of 1497 Tire replacement on 2002 LeSabre by jmille9 Aug 28, 2002 (10:17 am)
For a better ride and stability I would consider Bridgestone Turanzas...They improved the ride on my old 1993 LeSabre...the downside is that you will have to replace them 35k miles...for endurance go with Michelon. The tradeoff in tire buying is always ride vs wear. Actually the original equipment Generals are probably going to be hard to beat for soft ride on the LeSabre since Buick wants to suck-in older buyers who like that feature. I would keep the Generals until the tread gets thinner and your ride rougher before going to Turanzas or Michelons.
#652 of 1497 1991 slow power windows by fordnightmare Sep 14, 2002 (5:26 pm)
My 1991 LeSabre has slow power windows (all 4). I find it hard to believe that all 4 motors are bad, but I guess it's possible. I was thinking it was more of a low voltage issue. I haven't measured the voltage at the motors though.   Any suggesions?   Thanks..
#654 of 1497 hesitant acceleration by barkhouse1 Sep 30, 2002 (5:36 am)
Hello, I am new to this site and am hopeful I can get the answers to my situation. I have a 93 buick lesabre LTD with 167,000 kms. My situation is when I am at a full stop,and when I step on the acceleration, there is a pronounced hesitation. It seems no fuel is getting to the required destination. I have had the fuel injectors cleaned, a new gas filter and new spark plugs. I am trying to avoid paying the money for a scope,can anyone give me any suggestions as to what this recurring problem be? Thank you.
#655 of 1497 by tomcat630 Sep 30, 2002 (10:55 am)
"My 1991 LeSabre has slow power windows (all 4)."   Car is almost 12 years old, isn't it?
#658 of 1497 changing taillight bulbs by kydriver1 Oct 10, 2002 (8:36 am)
My 2000 LeSabre Custom seems to burn out taillight and turn signal bulbs with some frequency. I was trying to change the bulbs in the light assembly which is attached to the trunk lid. You have to remove the whole assembly to change a bulb and the nuts on the fasteners for the assembly are set so deep into the trunk lid I can't reach them with pliers or an open end wrench and the stems are so long that deep sockets won't fit either. I can't believe I may have to take the car to the dealer to change taillight bulbs. In my book, that's a really stupid design.

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