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#44 of 51 Re: Temperature Control [trfar] by imidazol97 Sep 09, 2006 (4:15 am)
Replying to: trfar (Sep 08, 2006 7:31 pm) I'm guessing that you had automatic temperature control with a digital readout for setting the temperature?   If I'm right, your mechanic should have check the blower control module that's in the housing near the blower motor on the firewall under the hood. The blower control module does what the resistors do on a standard blower setup only it's electronic giving more speeds. Follow the power line from the blower motor to the unit, about 4 in x 1 in x 6 inches. It goes into the air path inside the housing endwise and the air stream cools it.   They typically fail and the blower won't shut off even with the key off. Sometimes they give strange speeds on the blower with erratic changes. That's what ours did. I believe they're available at Advance Auto parts, the chain store and of course recycling yards.
#49 of 51 Re: Paint Bubbling [susieskunk] by jjz1 Oct 11, 2006 (7:53 am)
Replying to: susieskunk (Aug 24, 2006 1:31 pm) Hi. I also have a 2000 and the paint on mine is bubbling at the lip of the hood and deck. I have been told that this is due to the fact that the hood and deck are aluminum, and this is the aluminum reacting to the paint over time. I don't think their is any recall, but the good news is that aluminum corrosion does not rot through nearly as fast as steel, and is easier to repair. I'm not a mechanic or body guy, but stripping, priming and repainting the area should practically fix it for good. After 1 1/2 years of owning my car, there is no new bibbling since i bought it and only 1 small chip of paint has come off, so it doesn't even seem to be too urgent of a problem (ie, replacing the panel or completely refinishing it). Hope this helps.
#51 of 51 Attn: Buick LeSabre owners by KarenS HOST Oct 23, 2006 (6:21 am)
Several discussions have been created to address the various issues you may be experiencing. Please go to Buick LeSabre page to find a discussion that fits your question/concern. If nothing fits, please create your own discussion.

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