2002 Buick Regal LS Startup Exhaust & In Depth Tour 

Is your Regal a 2002?

@@fordmustang98guy yes. 2002 Regal ls. Same color as yours, except the paint is damaged and needs work.

@@gdehoyos006 yours is also Maroon Bordeaux Red Pearl what is the difference with my Regal?

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That’s awesome 😎 how long have you had your 2004 Buick Regal?

@@fordmustang98guy Just bought it this week has 89000 very good shape in and out. It had new AC compressor,drier, and new water pump belt and those plastic elbows replace with metal ones. Tires and brakes are very good. Hope all goes well, I heard this is bullet proof power plant.

@@jeffreybaba4155 you’ve never had any transmission issues with your Regal? Bad thing about these cars is the transmission they feel weak

Spencer Harper what year is your Regal?

blank stares thanks yea unfortunately interior parts on these Century’s & Regal’s are discontinued you cannot get them at the dealership anymore you’re best bet is to find a good used part in the scrap yard

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I did get my windows tinted

Do you own a Regal similar to mine?

Cell Jinx How long have you had your 2001 Malibu? Have you had any engine issues such as the intake gasket because the 3100 motor have those common issues

No I haven't had that problem at all while owning it

I honestly miss Old GM now all of these 2018 GM cars are complete garbage

yep facts lol

Mark from [fordmustang98guy] exactly man

@@fordmustang98guy lol NO

In Australia and New Zealand there are plenrty of 3800 GM cousins of these older cars getting around called Holden Commodores with rear wheel drive.

You had a 2002 Buick Regal?

Ean GS Yerbic how long has your friend had his 99 Regal?

+Mark from [fordmustang98guy] I think 4 years, I uploaded his 99 Regal on my channel, take a look at it

BrendenAerosmith Farr I know lol I like revving it under the hood

BrendenAerosmith Farr I like the 3800 motors their strong 💪

Mark from [fordmustang98guy] oh yes they are. They are one of the best engines GM ever produced. It’s powerful, good in gas, and it’s easy to work on

Oh and another thing to look for on your engine are the coolant elbows. From the factory they were made of plastic. If you still have the original elbows, they’ll be on their way out soon lol. I’d suggest replacing them with The aluminum elbows

BrendenAerosmith Farr I’ve had the lower intake gasket done Valve cover too also new thermostat I think the coolant elbows got replaced too when I had it maintained when I first got the car almost 3 years ago

Adrian English your grandfather bought his Regal Brand New in 1998?

Mark from [fordmustang98guy] yessir still looks new

Adrian English & it has 40,000 miles currently that’s low mileage for a 1998

Adrian English Could you do a startup video on your 98 Buick Regal?

@@fordmustang98guy I just bought a 2002 Buick Regal Joseph Abboued edition. With only 22,000 original miles. A paid i bit more then I wanted to but it's a one owner garage kept car so I thinks it was worth it .

What are you trying to say to me? You looking to buy a Buick Regal which is similar to mine this body style?

@@fordmustang98guy yes I am looking for that same body style of car

@@jamesgracie5786 they are so hard to find in excellent shape not too many around especially here in Canada 🇨🇦 anymore

Those are literally impossible to find but I want one

I’ve saw one before, but they’re very rare.

The issue was the Starter motor was very weak

@@fordmustang98guy Good to see you solved the issue... Hope that classic Regal is still motoring down the road and turning heads. 😏👍

Could you do a video of your Regal & show me what are you talking about

Deer John these are definitely great cars to drive every day I do recommend a 97-04 Buick Regal as a good daily driver but only common issues is that the ignition switch can go bad lower intake gasket is a common issue and the valve cover power steering pump has a slight whine which is normal on these 3800 motors I would recommend these type of Buick’s like mine but my advice is try to find one that has little to no rust & low mileage & if it had one owner that is a bonus

That is because the black key with the chip on it is the Ignition Key & the silver key opens the door manually & opens the trunk manually if the remote does not work

@@fordmustang98guy well crap, i have a dead battery and lost my keys. The only key I have is that passkey.

@@irietropicals4255 you have to go get a door key for it you’ll have to go get a key cut

rick Marshall knew I wasn’t the only one I have regal gs and it caps at 120 , and he has a gs dash setup

A little late but you can switch to km/h. I believe 200 km/h is 120 mph

Dino Manta I would definitely recommend buying one but I would buy one that has no rust low mileage is definitely a bonus and the problem with these cars is the transmission just don’t drive it too hard luckily I’ve never had problems with mine but the original starter motor gave out on me a year ago & I had to change the starter I changed it twice already Last year got a new starter put in and this time I had to replace the starter again because it started grinding on me I would definitely recommend a 1997 to 2004 Buick Regal Just try and find one that’s in mint condition low mileage if that’s a bonus and it was well-maintained a lot of these Buick’s like mine not too many on the road especially here in Canada 🇨🇦 I’ve seen a couple of them in the junkyard worse shape than mine

It's definitely better than buying a Japanese import. Although their made good quality, young people nowadays tend to go hard on the gaz pedal. What's your opinion on a Regal 2010/11?

Dino Manta I’m not a fan of the 2011 Regal I prefer one like my 2002 the 3800 is a really good engine the 3.8 Litre V6 (3800 Series II)

Tristan Charles Matheson-On-BELL Exactly

You saw my practical magic?

On my show on BELL Network

Also look for a Buick Skylark Custom 1992-up

They separate the look from Buick’s lineup the front bumper in the middle looks like the beak of a bird for aerodynamics the column shifter the front don’t go down the shifter goes in a 90-degree angle like your grandma’s 2000 Century Custom it don’t have a tachometer