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What is the engine oil capacity for a 1998 Buick regal?

The oil capacity for a 1998 Buick Regal depends on the engine. There were several engine options for that year. To know for sure, you need to identify your engine type. Common engine options included:

* 3.1L V6: This engine typically holds around 4.5 quarts of oil.

* 3.8L V6: This engine typically holds around 5 quarts of oil.

Check your owner's manual: The most accurate information will be in your vehicle's owner's manual. It will list the exact oil capacity for your specific engine. If you don't have the manual, you can often find a downloadable version online through the Buick website or a third-party site selling repair manuals.

Failing that, look for a sticker under the hood; sometimes the oil capacity is listed there.

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