That fuse is not blown. I even put another 15a fuse in to see if it was good or not. Still nothing.

Could it be the relay? But that doesnt make any sense either. Because I don't think the AC relay would cause my cruise to not work...

Anybody know where the AC compressor clutch relay fuse is? I know the relay is on the radiator support. I found a wiring diagram and it says the fuse is in the "convenience center". Where that is boggles me. I checked the fuse box, not there. I brought it to a GM dealer had the parts guy and an ...

fuelforthesoul1999 wrote:Did you check the common rust spots? I think Bonnevilles likes to rust in the inner wheelweels directly above the rear tires.

My 88 has a 4" hole here and water gets under my seat every time it rains.

It looks like you got the "slip on" panels. I want to get the real panel. Have my rust cut out and the new piece welded in.

Hey dude, I am in the same boat.

Hidden underneath my car is a nightmare. Here's my pics.

Driver side looking toward the rear

http://img688.imageshack.us/img688/1044/dscf2136i.jpg

Passenger side looking towards rear

http://img8.imageshack.us/img8/5897/dscf2138v.jpg

Passenger side showing ...

These vans are very easy to drive and definitely have a car feel. I'd like to know more about the rear sway bar in your sig. I need to do my headliner too. Mine is sagging

I don't plan on getting rid of my van, ever. I know that sometime in the future it will be extremely rare, being the Oldsmobile ...

You should at least try and get a GM.

Here is a PDF showing intake manifold gasket replacement for all 91-97 engines. Scroll through the PDF to find your engine.

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?yju4itjtrzz

Lookin good. I love these vans. Your van needs gold x-laces. Mine needs back x-laces.

Click here to download the PDF

http://www.mediafire.com/?mxjzzjmmmwm

This is for a 1992 Pontiac Bonneville SSEi other years may be different.

Replacing the turn signal switch is simple.

PM me your email and I will send you a PDF file with step by step instructions and images.

whats wrong with that paint?

Dude you are going to trade 1 piece of junk for another?

Dude, post some more pics please! Some of the van itself.

Do not use Armor All ever on anything.

I personally use Vinylex made by Lexol. It comes it a blue bottle. I use this because it is the only product I found that actually protects your interior from the suns rays. Our vinyl GM interiors are very sensitive to the sun. Vinylex will bring that deep ...

mrvids wrote:The engine compartment is pretty clean for a car with over 100K. I hope it stays that way.

It will only stay that way if you keep it clean. After every wash, pop the hood get a towel and some all purpose cleaner, spray and wipe. Wax the paint and put protectant on the plastic and hoses.

Another thing to try is some all purpose cleaner. Like purple power. I dilute it 10-1 and use it to clean my entire interior. It costs a few bucks for a bottle and you can make probably 20 bottles from one. Nice job on the carpet, looks better.
my Dad bought a bottle of this stuff called Totally ...

Another thing to try is some all purpose cleaner. Like purple power. I dilute it 10-1 and use it to clean my entire interior. It costs a few bucks for a bottle and you can make probably 20 bottles from one. Nice job on the carpet, looks better.

I think the fuses are under the hood. For your first time, allow yourself 3 days to do this job. Take your time, read instructions over and over. Do it right the first time. Take plenty of before and during pictures not only to document the work but to help put it all back together.

It sure does, good luck.