1997 Oldsmobile 88 - Web Chatter
MSRP: $22,595 - $23,895
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Edmunds
1997 oldsmobile eighty-eight Professional Edmunds Review
...The rest of the car is admittedly designed to appeal to middle Americans who just want to get from Point A to Point B in relative safety and comfort, but with mushy, unsupportive seats, the...
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MSN Autos user
88,000 miles later....very happy
...I have had my share of problems, but none major and most are maint. in nature and some under warranty. Radio went bad @ 50 k and replaced with a nicer jvc...
MSN Autos user
NICE FAMILY CAR
...OVERALL A GREAT FAMILY CAR. Cons: AUDIO SYSTEM IS GOOD, BUT SOME ONE LOOKING FOR MORE IN A AUDIO SYSTEM INSTALL YOUR OWN. SPEAKER SYSTEM IS GOOD, JUST THE...
MSN Autos user
This one is a Keeper
...Cons: High cost of general maintenance, DIY helps. The radio reception is poor, but would rather listen to the mechanical sounds anyway. Overall: Having owned...
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Where is the transmission control solenoid located on a 1997 oldsmobile 88?
Source: Yahoo! Answers,
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t.c.s. is located either on top of transmission near bell housing ....or inside transmission oil pan. Reference:41+ year,s wrenching.
Q
Unlock center console in Oldsmobile 88 year 1997?
I just got an Oldsmobile 88 year 1997 from my relative. The center console which plays CDs, tapes, and the radio says that it is locked? The owner's manual is not handy. How do I unlock the screen?
Source: Yahoo! Answers,
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If you have steering wheel controls, try pressing the mute button. If that doesn't work then bring the car to the dealer. They can call and retrieve the factory default unlock code. The previous owner had installed a lock code.
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