In this video, I’ll be replacing a starter motor on a 2000 Buick Lesabre. Enjoy!
Buick LeSabre, Starter Motor Replacement
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In this video, I’ll be replacing a starter motor on a 2000 Buick Lesabre. Enjoy!
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stuzman, I have a 2004 LeSabre and there is a tapping sound coming from the dash board but it only happens in warm weather.
Have you ever had this experience before?
Thank you, good step to step tutorial. I have a 97' so I'm pretty sure it should be there same.
will replacing a 2006 Buick Lucerne starter be similar?
Thank you so much! Everything worked out exactly as showed. THX!!!
Great video thanks for the help
it's me or,, all in that car looks a little strange???
Thank you for this informative video, very well done. You have inspired me to take on the task with my 2000 Buick Regal.
Great video. Thanks for sharing. I am watching all of your videos on the 2002 Buick LeSabre. lol. Thanks
This helped me 100% thanks.
I wondered why you were in the back seat, they put those anywhere these days.
Started right up with the new starter . That bee photo bombed you , lol
We've had temps in the upper 90s and dew points close to 80 for a week now. We usually don't get it quite so bad but heat dome and corn don't make for any fun.
Now, I'm by no means a coward, but I'll be damned if I'd swat at a pissed off wasp. Wasps are one of very very few things I'm afraid of.
I am in tears between the wasp and the Seat belt latch pure comedy gold Terry… It takes me 5 minutes to remove my starter and a hour to put it back in..did you run out of gloves? lol
Thirsty work for sure. I'm watching this in mid winter with the fire blazing in the corner!
not easy working on cars in the cold or heat.
Great job as always! Always a pleasure to be someone use a torque wrench. It amazes me how many times incorrect torque has ruined such simple jobs. Stay cool buddy
Guess I'll be fixing my chair today! Dear goodness I hate bees……
238,710 miles, eh? That's impressive!
Great job on the starter and the wasp attack ! I have been fussing about the hot weather for three weeks now and it hasn't helped . I'm ready for fall !
You should build a statue to GM and the 3800 motor. If this were on a VAG engine it would have taken two days, you would have needed five special tools and you likely would have needed to remove the front of the car or pull the engine. If only GM still made them like they use to. I wrecked my Grand Prix and needed to buy a new car. Went to GM and hated the Impala and the Malibu only comes with a turbocharged engine which to me is the instrument of the devil. Ended up with a Hyundai Sonata. Nice and the price was right but I'm sure it's going to be a pain in the ass to work on. Hell, you've got to remove twenty bolts and screws just to get the engine diaper off so that you can drain the oil and change the filter. It's going to take me three floor jacks to lift the damn thing to get underneath it. Jacking the car is a nightmare. But don't worry Terry this is progress. Yea, right.
Nice job buddy , you have the hottest channel on youtube. LOL
Ah, the sweet sound of a new starter motor, beer break! I'm so glad we don't have the kind of temperature / heat waves that you guys get… I couldn't take it!
Nice work Terry! Not sure how much on a 1997 lasabre is the same as on a 2000. Think my battery is under the hood.
LOL… ROFLMAO! That was a big fly / wasp!!!…. back to the video!