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The Oldsmobile Intrigue entered the market in 1997 under the 1998 model year as Oldsmobile's innovation landmark which combined upcoming technical features with contemporary aesthetics. For its entire product lifetime the Oldsmobile Intrigue featured a pairing between a 3.8L L36 OHV V6 engine with a 3.5L LX5 DOHC V6 engine that transitioned as standard from 1998 to 1999 and reached its peak horsepower of 215 at 5600 rpm. Every Oldsmobile Intrigue included a 4-speed automatic transmission regardless of whether buyers selected the 3.8L V6 or 3.5L V6 engine. As a model on the W-body 2nd Gen platform the Oldsmobile Intrigue incorporates a front-engine front-wheel-drive structure that maintains excellent ride balance with a multi-link rear suspension for enhanced handling. This sedan model of Oldsmobile Intrigue has dimensions of 109-inch wheelbase and measures 195.9 inches long, 73.6 inches wide, and stands 56.6 inches tall yet its curb weight remains at approximately 3,455 pounds. The interior of the Oldsmobile Intrigue provides room to sit five passengers at ease. Oldsmobile provided the Intrigue sedan in three trims: GL, GLS and GX which included antilock brakes and dual front airbags as standard equipment. Keeping to genuine parts from an Oldsmobile Intrigue ensures peak performance along with durability and longer life of the vehicle because these parts precisely match what the manufacturer planned in the initial design.
Oldsmobile Intrigue groups common concerns into fuel delivery, engine sealing, and body electrical. In fuel delivery, the Intrigue can stall or fail to restart. A weak fuel pump loses pressure and leaves the Oldsmobile roadside. Verify rail pressure during crank, confirm relay command, and check pump power and ground. Replace the fuel pump when pressure falls or debris appears in the filter. For engine sealing, the Intrigue may leak at the intake manifold gasket. External leaks leave spots, internal leaks mix coolant with oil and damage bearings. Replace the intake manifold gasket, change oil and filter, and bleed the cooling system. Recheck level after several drives so the Oldsmobile maintains stable temperature. In body electrical, the Intrigue may lose power window function without warning. The master window switch fails and interrupts command to each door. Confirm power, ground, and network signals, then replace the master window switch. Inspect connectors and harness routing to the Oldsmobile door for chafe or corrosion. Finish with a short urban loop and a highway pass to verify the Intrigue. Document codes, pressures, and temperatures so Oldsmobile Intrigue service remains predictable.