1994 LeSabre Shop Manual

Question from a newbie.....

I just purchased a one owner, low mileage 1994 LeSabre Limited. It's a gem in showroom condition both mechanically and cosmetically ! :smile:

I always have a GM factory shop manual to help me with information to aid performing maintenance and repairs.

My question is can I utilize an Olds Delta 88 or Pontiac Bonneville manual if I cannot locate a LeSabre version?

Also, What model years are appropriate substitutes for a 1994 Buick LeSabre ??

Thanks in advance for your advice.

Welcome to AF and congratulations on your find. It would be better to have the FSM for your particular car even though the Olds/Pont has the same engine & drive train many other things are different. The 94-95 LeSabre are enough alike that either FSM would be sufficient. Be patient and check Ebay often, eventually one will show up! BTW, how many miles on your LeSabre?

Question from a newbie.....

I just purchased a one owner, low mileage 1994 LeSabre Limited. It's a gem in showroom condition both mechanically and cosmetically ! :smile:

I always have a GM factory shop manual to help me with information to aid performing maintenance and repairs.

My question is can I utilize an Olds Delta 88 or Pontiac Bonneville manual if I cannot locate a LeSabre version?

Also, What model years are appropriate substitutes for a 1994 Buick LeSabre ??

Thanks in advance for your advice.

I just checked helminc.com and dthe manual is lesabre and Park Avenue (not Ultra) together. My 1993 manual is the same way covering C and H bodies. You might get info from a 1993 manual. But I'd just keep checking Ebay and other sources (amazon? of search on google) and I'd consider just paying the $105 to helminc.com for the original volume. I think that includes shipping (no sales tax unless).

Thanks for the info...... I'll keep looking.
As far as mileage, the odometer reads 60,800 and the car is a spotless, 1 owner Virginia car garage kept ! Looks like previous owner used Mobil 1 in the crankcase .
I plan a complete tune up with plugs new wires all filters and a coolant flush. It doesn't look like GM used DexCool back in 94.... thankfully !
I am thrilled !
:bananasmi :bananasmi