Buick Roadmaster

Tiny
SHAKYQUAKE
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I HAVE A 1992 BUICK ROADMASTER WITH A 350 ENGINE AUTO TRANSMISSON. RECNTLY WHILE DRIVING I NOTICED WHEN YOU GO UP HILL IT MAKES A BAD VIBRATION WHEN IT GOES TO SHIFT DOWN. IT IS LIKE YOUR RUNNING OVER RUMBLE STRIPS IN THE HIGHWAY. WHAT COULD BE WRONG? ALSO THE ODERMETER DONT WORK. HOW CAN I FIX THAT? THANKS.
Sunday, November 11th, 2007 AT 10:00 AM

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Tiny
TIMMY07
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One major fault in the 1992 Buick roadmaster is the torque convertor. Around 100K miles it will start failing to latch in, but shakes when it tries. The more miles you put on it, the worst it gets. You can not buy a new one anymore. Most of the rebuilt ones at local shops are not much good, they last about 30K miles. I would try a company that rebuilds race convertors and know what they are doing. They can fix a stock type for you. They can test them too. A good one may cost around $400. I have 270K miles on Buick and I have replaced 4 of them. I am trying a pro shop rebuilder the next time.
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Sunday, December 2nd, 2007 AT 9:50 PM

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