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I just measured the temperature and fan speed on my two 91 Reattas. The first one is a coupe with 78,000 miles, the second in a convertible with 13,000 miles. Each car test was with all 4 vents open, the second test is with only the drivers inside vent open. This will be the one with the higher fan speed. On the convertible with 13,000 miles. All the tests were run with temp set for 60 Degrees, and fan speed on High. Since the coupe has a fan speed of about 2 MPH lower than the low mileage convertible, I am willing to bet my evaporator core is dirty.

Sounds like you have several electrical problems. You should start a new topic for each one. It avoids confusion that occurs when trying to discuss a lot of different problems all at once.

'90 thru '91 Reatta and '90 thru '93 Riviera had that dash controls setup....and interchangeable within those years and models.

I just got back and the shop took an hour and a half to do the rear 4 mounts as they carry all the weight. I did not have the front two done. I myself did the sway bar end bushings in less then 30 minutes. Very easy when you remove the tires.

I wasn't really looking to add yet another vehicle to my arsenal, however I came across this beauty while browsing my local CL and I couldn't help myself. It's a 2012 Regal GS, Smokey Grey over Black leather, 6-speed manual. 112k miles, and she's an absolute garage queen. The previous owner stored it in a heated garage under a cover in the winder, and just had the OEM wheels blasted and powder coated. The interior smells like brand new, not a single mark anywhere. I drove her 150 miles home today without missing a beat.

So I was driving down Midway Road in Menasha [for the benefit of 2seater] when a guy pulled up next to me and gave me a "thumbs up" on my Reatta. I wave d back and shortly pulled into a vacant store's parking lot to do some paperwork. As I was sitting there the guy circled back and said that he wasn't stalking me but wanted to let me know that his grandfather had a Reatta years back and he always liked them. I asked him if it was a 1990 or newer one and he wasn't sure so I showed him some of the features of the touch screen. He was really impressed, so hope I made another friend today...