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Old Jun 1, 2018 | 11:04 AM
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Question 1993 Cutlass Supreme Convert 3.4L

Hey. I just joined the site! I'm hoping someone here can help me. I have a 1993 Olds Cutlass Supreme Convertible 3.4L. I need to know where the engine ground wires are. And the windows work sporadically. Could that be caused by a loose ground wire? The front drivers side window has never worked but the pass side has. The 2 back windows, sometimes yes, sometimes no. I know that I can loosen the panel and move the wires and it will start to work on the drivers side but the pass side just quit working all of a sudden. They all worked from the controls in the drivers door control unit. (except drivers door window) When they don't work, you can't hear any noise like a motor turning or anything like that. My husband bought the car for me in Nov. and has since passed and wasn't able to fix the car. I've had a new radiator put in, bled the coolant system, (I did it myself, yay me!) new motor mount, a wheel hub (that come to find out it didn't need) put in, a belt put on it, a tune up and oil change done on it, a thermostat put in and a new battery. Oh and had all the fuses checked. If someone could help me I sure would appreciate it.
Old Jun 3, 2018 | 10:31 AM
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I would suggest buying a copy of the 1993 Olds Chassis Service Manual. It will have a detailed wiring schematic in it that will help you chase your grounds for both the engine compartment and interior.
Ebay or Amazon is a good place to start looking
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