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Take moog parts for example sometimes the same part is made in 4 or 5 countries and needless to say the quality is not the same, it's a hit and a miss. Alway try for original even if it costs more.

Yes #1 is 38757 and 27751. Look at rockauto.com for 1994 cutlass supreme 3.4, suspension, transverse spring isolator pad 14.31 ea plus shipping. Works with slight modification.

You only need 2 of #1. The spacer under the spring is the same as a 92-97 olds cutlass. The after market replacement is 5 times better than the original

Do you mean the coil springs on the front struts or the rubber on the the rear shocks? The upper rectangular rubber is available. How bad are yours?

On the site I suggested, from the home page click Buick>Reatta>pick year> engine and trans>pick group 9>line 8 body mounting>click get info> click parts illustration and from there you can enlarge the picture. They have every thing in stock all original parts.

You can find all the parts you listed at Chevy Parts - GM Parts - Genuine OEM GM Parts Dealer They have diagrams of where everything goes.

So without AU4 no self locking, well that's one I won't have to fix!

I only have the 89 fsm, would somebody be so kind as to send me the scans of page 8-131 from the 88 fsm. It is not in the 89. Thanks Zberghoffer@gmail.com

I looked in the 89 fsm I cant find any diagram connecting the neutral safety sw to the door locks. They do work in the 89. Anybody know for sure its supposed to work in 88?

That thought never entered my head.

In the 88 that I recently picked up, the doors will not lock when moved from park. I have checked all the wires under the seats, fuses are good. The doors lock from inside switches and with the key. I can not find a diagram connecting the neutral safety to the door locks. I think it goes threw the ECM and the BCM but not sure. The only other thing not working are the switch lights (shift,window, headlight and wiper switches) probable a whole different problem. Thanks for the help

Thanks Ronnie. Has anybody on this forum done this?

I saw this in Autotrader Canfield Ohio. Has anybody seen this done before or know how it was done?

You really should replace both sides the other one is not far behind. Mibearings.com has the best price on timkin the only way to go, (made in USA)

Having done brakes on both the Trofeo and the Reatta I have found that the calipers are the same but for some reason the clips are total different. I think the Reattas are a lot easier to reinstall and with the help of some shims Ebay #380371824716 and 260859264022 they work great. Rock auto also has the original clips on there own.

I forgot to say if you save the pictures in a program like Picasa they can be enlarged to make them readable

Here are a few pages of a handy booklet that came with my olds trofeo it has all the codes for quick reference.

Did the seller ever get paid?

Thats what I thought to but the CC co trumps pay-pal. CC co takes it as a charge back to pay-pal who inturn charge back to the seller. Stuff rolls down hill and the seller is at the bottom.

If you pay him threw pay-pal and you account is attached to a credit card and he does not come threw you can cancel the transaction with your credit card co. Stating non refundable is a joke on Ebay. Pay-pal always protects the buyer at the expense of the seller right or wrong. I used to sell a lot on Ebay but no more.

Doing some spring cleaning and I need some ideas on cleaning- repairing or replacing the rubber. Car washes have taken there toll some spots have turned white from old wax build up and rubber decay. It looks bad ideas? Thanks

Well I guess they earned the names and reps.

Thats pretty good coming from somebody with "Betty and Veronica"

houston.craigslist.org houston.craigslist.org/cto/2900680502.html This looks like a great deal

I paid to have a windshield removed by a glass company, they used a heat gun that had a very high temp but kept it localized and only melted the goop. It did not bother the paint or rubber. I think it was sonic but not sure. The seal came out whole and was reusable. The cost was only $65.00 and worth every penny of it.