1989 Oldsmobile Delta 88 3800 (Royale)

External Since: Jun 17, 2007 Posts: 1

Happy Father's Day! I am new to the group and was wondering if anyone
out there by chance had a Service Manual that I can download for a
1989 Oldsmobile Delta 88 (Royale) that includes all the electrical
schematics for the entire car. I have many electrical issues, and have
to figure out where the problem is. Tried the Chilton's, Haynes-no
dice..Has to be the actual Factory Service Manual for that car. Need
this now so I can look at it and see what I can do to at least for
now. Can drive, but barely and only for about 30 minutes at a time.

X-husband says usually alternators work or they don't. I disagree, but
all lights do flicker and it is completely unsafe in my opinion. The
engine is hotter than a firecracker too. Common-sense tells me that
something is over voltage, but that is my opinion. I first thought
alternator or wires leading up to it from the ignition or battery,
maybe the starter/solenoid. This is my daughter/G-daughter's car and
my ex-husband thinks he may be able to fix it with the SM. Any help
would make me a grateful Grandmom!

Much appreciated!

External Since: Jul 27, 2006 Posts: 464

There are basic diagrams on autozone.com, repair guides.
wrote in message

> Happy Father's Day! I am new to the group and was wondering if anyone
> out there by chance had a Service Manual that I can download for a
> 1989 Oldsmobile Delta 88 (Royale) that includes all the electrical
> schematics for the entire car. I have many electrical issues, and have
> to figure out where the problem is. Tried the Chilton's, Haynes-no
> dice..Has to be the actual Factory Service Manual for that car. Need
> this now so I can look at it and see what I can do to at least for
> now. Can drive, but barely and only for about 30 minutes at a time.
>
> X-husband says usually alternators work or they don't. I disagree, but
> all lights do flicker and it is completely unsafe in my opinion. The
> engine is hotter than a firecracker too. Common-sense tells me that
> something is over voltage, but that is my opinion. I first thought
> alternator or wires leading up to it from the ignition or battery,
> maybe the starter/solenoid. This is my daughter/G-daughter's car and
> my ex-husband thinks he may be able to fix it with the SM. Any help
> would make me a grateful Grandmom!
>
> Much appreciated!
>
>

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