About Taylor Cleveland Expertise The types of questions I can answer are those of Engine/Transmission installation and repair, Body repair, interior/exterior repair/cleaning, wiring, engine diagnostics, calibration, electronics, brakes (ABS), and general inquiries on GM built vehicles.
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Past/Present clients Enterprise Car Rental
Government of Nova Scotia
Chris Birkbeck wrote at 2006-10-03 20:59:26
Boy that sounds identical to my 95 Buick Riviera. My step son is very knowledgable about vehicles. He said that Buicks often get a bad ground on the computer. This will cause the ABS/traction and coolant low lights to come on. You just have to clean and remake the ground connection. Apparently you can change the front bearing on the supercharger and cure the noise. I have not done any of this yet. If it cures it I will repost.
wes daye wrote at 2008-10-24 11:09:04
your engine noise is most likely the supercharger coupler inside the supercharger itself or the harmonic balancer on the crankshaft either one can be had for reasonable - to check remove supercharger belt and start the car if you still have the noise replace the harmonic balancer ,simple as that no need for a complete engine overhaul as otherwise posted.the abs problem is just a wheel sensor or broken wire at the hub.and once again most likely the low coolant sensor in the radiator or coolant tank causing the low coolant warning light.
