1992 Buick Roadmaster Repair Question
Topics covered: Battery, Engine, Engine performance.
Mileage: No information provided.
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Asked on November 4, 2010
1992 Buick Roadmaster
Engine Performance problem
1992 Buick Roadmaster Two Wheel Drive Automatic 135000 miles
my roadmaster will not start, i had this problem once before and i replaced the battery that was two days ago. It worked fine and then later that night after replacing the battery it started cutting off in reverse so I replaced the plugs and wires. I drove to the store after replacing the plugs and wires and the car would not start again. Could this be the starter or the altenator or does it sound more like something else? Just bought the car and already have 2500 into between the purchase and repairs need to know what i am getting myself into
1992 Buick Roadmaster Two Wheel Drive Automatic 135000 miles
my roadmaster will not start, i had this problem once before and i replaced the battery that was two days ago. It worked fine and then later that night after replacing the battery it started cutting off in reverse so I replaced the plugs and wires. I drove to the store after replacing the plugs and wires and the car would not start again. Could this be the starter or the altenator or does it sound more like something else? Just bought the car and already have 2500 into between the purchase and repairs need to know what i am getting myself into
Asked by roadmaster1992Answer
Replied on November 4, 2010
You would probably save a lot of money if you started doing more testing and less throwing parts at it. The first thing that needs to be done is to completely recharge the battery and then test the battery and charging system voltage.
Replied on November 4, 2010
its hard to do testing on it because i cant get the car to start to take it to get it tested and when i do get it to start that does not last for long. i did not get the battery that was on the car recharged i bought a brand new battery two days ago so i am not seeing how it could be the battery already
Replied on November 4, 2010
OK, you can continue to do it your way then.