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Just turn up the car stereo and you won't hear it, problem solved lol.

Find out exactly what is making the noise is the cheapest fix. Could be just a loose part but only looking at it and trying to spray something at it, well that's not cheap it's just lazy lol.

Assuming this is what you are referring to. #13 GM Part 12101852 CONNECTOR,FWD LP WRG HARN(BLACK)(6-WAY MALE)(W/LEADS)(2.535)(ACDelco #PT244)

Specs on GM speakers are somewhat of a mystery unless someone on the forum knows where to find published specifications. It's been asked about before but not sure if anyone had ever posted a answer.

From the 2 cents area, spend some time looking at a 1,2 or 3 way speakers regarding the specifications frequency, rms, etc. If looking for more bass a 1 way is going to be the option if looking for the full spectrum a 3 way may be the way to go. Individuals sound preferences are not something...

Assuming it's a typo on the 05 as the Lucerne didn't start till 06, the seats are held in with bolts #4 in the rear of the seat and slide in to slots in the front. Removing the back seat bottom will offer more room, remove headrest and don't forget to disconnect the seat to vehicle harnesses.

It appears that some design changes happened between the 07 and 08 bumpers. 08 07

Unless it's the windshield seal itself check the passenger side door and rubber door seam at the top for moisture.

Wipe the bumper sensors clean and see if the problem is fixed, but as mentioned the assist module was replaced(?) it shouldn't fail this early unless it is a connection, harness or a bumper sensor issue.

The diagram is a 89 Electra, hopefully ackcapbuick will figure it out.

The drivers door speaker is for all the chime warnings so if it's shorting out no warnings. Check the door harness for damage or cracks between the door and frame inside the bellows as I had a hairline in mine and it was intermittent until it wasn't. But if you have the original speakers they...

Have a 95 Lesabre and some parts are made out of unobtainium, just need to be creative or able to make your own replacement components.

Parts available may be something to consider because of the age. Fixing it is one thing, but finding the parts is something else that can take longer than the actual repair.

Asking as this post was for a 2002 PA and a 1989 Electra is a different animal so it wouldn't be useful.

Are you asking for your vehicle and year?

Check crutchfield.com, but there doesn't appear to have a dash kit available plus getting a head unit off ebay if problems occur will be a nightmare to resolve. Can't confirm on your vehicle or year but swapping the VCIM with Bluetooth VCIM if that is all you are looking for may be a option to...

Check this site for new motor and either the PA or Lesabre forum there is a full write up on replacement, hopefully someone else on the forum can remember the post. https://www.sciplus.com/car-seat-12vdc-gear-motor-49248-p

Check Rockauto.com as a option to Amazon and a complete list of parts that will fit your vehicle.

Lots of information on this subject, pros and cons, but enough to at least look at a different size screen as a option vs removal. https://forum.hptuners.com/showthread.php?26546-100mm-Maf-kickin-my-Butt&26546-100mm-Maf-kickin-my-Butt

The control arm was on multiple GM vehicles from 1995 to 2011 so it's just not your vehicle it is no longer available. The only option is to replace the bushings as others owners have had to do.