Oldsmobile Custom Cruiser Parts

The Oldsmobile Custom Cruiser was marketed in three generations. The first generation arrived in 1971 on a C B chassis, with the wheelbase being 64.3 inches front, and 63.4 inches rear. When the second generation was introduced in 1977, it featured two engines: a 350 cubic-inch V8 and an optional 403 cubic-inch V8 with 170 horsepower. In the new design, it lost 14 inches in length, 11 inches in wheelbase, and up to 900 pounds of overall weight. For the 1991 model year, it was remodeled with the chassis slightly modified and introduced anti-lock brakes, driver-side airbags, and fuel-injected engines. The third-generation Custom Cruiser and its counterparts shared the B-platform wheelbase from 1977 through 1990 and had a weight increase of about 100 pounds. A door that slid into a recess beneath the trunk floor and a rear window that slid into the roof made up the two-piece tailgate and can be controlled manually or electrically and an electric motor was used for the first time to operate the trunk lid.

Despite its luxury status and high-performance parts, the Oldsmobile Custom Cruiser can still face issues due to wear and tear. The first commonly reported issue is diminished engine performance, often characterized by misfires, stalling, increased fuel consumption, and activation of the Check Engine Light. Sometimes, these issues can even render the vehicle unable to start. If your Custom Cruiser shows any of these symptoms, it might be useful to inspect components like the spark plug, oxygen sensor, and timing chain. The second problem often reported is transmission failure, noticeable when the gear indicator displays inaccuracies or the vehicle cannot be turned off, or experiences difficulties in shifting gears. In these cases, the shift cable and bellhousing should be checked. Moreover, less noticeable yet vital components like the seat belt and wiper blades need meticulous maintenance too. The seat belt, designed to protect occupants from sudden movements, should be replaced after every accident to ensure its future effectiveness. Wiper blades play a crucial role in maintaining clear vision during driving by sweeping off debris from the windscreen. It is essential not to overlook these parts during regular vehicle maintenance due to their significant role in driving safety.

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