In this video Robert shows you how to replace an alternator on a 1991 Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera. This Oldsmobile is powered by a 3.3L V6, and was in General Motors cars from late 80s and early 90s. Leave a like if you enjoyed, and subscribe for more content like this!
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So my 94 Cutlass Ciera is kicking my butt.. I have a new radiator and battery yet something is consistently draining my battery.. could it be a voltage regulator or bad fuel pump
do you happen to know where the voltage regulator is on the ciera i have a 96 olds ciera sl ( 3100 sfi v6 3.1L ) wagon my self i recently had a incident on mine however i was trickle charging the batttey from sitting in the drive way for so long i gave it a day to recharge so i could start it again , after it was done i buttoned every thing back up and tried to start it again but something shorted out whole car and everything stopped working when i tried to start it , i checked all the fuses in the glove box and they where fine so i suspected it had to of been the voltage regulator that blew out…only problem is i cant find the damn thing so i can replace it.
I’ve got white walls on an 89 cutlass cruiser wagon. I like the letters on your cierra though
Man, ACDelco, spending the big bucks… your old man taught you well lol
1. I bet the Berreta you blew up 2 years ago had a good alternator on it.
2. I bet Rock Auto would sponsor you if the FIRST thing you did, when changing an Alternator, is AT LEAST disconnect the negative side of the battery.