1998 Olds LSS drive

Driving the Oldsmobile LSS

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Autos & Vehicles

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• Jon3800
• sosiak565
• start
• car
• crank
• olds
• oldsmobile
• gm
• 3.8
• 3800
• series
• supercharged
• m90
• eaton
• gas

[mrdestoryit]

Im not sure if you know this already but the supercharger on this car is made by Eaton.

[Jon3800]

@mrdestoryit

Eaton M90 to be exact

[mrdestoryit]

@Jon3800 Are you sure? I think its the Eaton M62 look it up.

[Jon3800]

@mrdestoryit

Yes I am sure. According to Google, it is the Eaton m90 roots Gen3 supercharger. This supercharger can be found on GM 3800 series II engine (Code L67, same engine as in this olds) .Year model 1997-2004. The 5th generation was used in series III 3800 engines from 2004-2007

Your confusing it with the 3800 Series 1 supercharged engine from 1991-1995, (the same L67 code), but used the M62 eaton supercharged.

[mrdestoryit]

@Jon3800 Oh yes you are right thanks for the info!

[Jon3800]

@mrdestoryit

my pleasure man

[gmaster45612374]

I have this car and LOVE IT.

[Jon3800]

Thanks man, I will defineltely keep an eye out.

[gjlannet]

That is a great car. I have a 97 Olds 88; I like it a lot but I have already had to replace 2 engines in it since may of last year. It turns out the intake doesn't like heat since it is plastic so it compromised the gasket and filled the crank with antifreeze. Be very careful about overheating. I'm not sure what the supercharged engine has but I would recommend checking for intake gasket leaks often.

[Jon3800]

I know, I may put a flowmaster exhaust next year