Cadillac Eldorado

Curb weight, 4729 US lbs.

The operating temperature range, for your 1976 Cadillac Eldorado 500 cubic inch engine, is 180 degrees to 195 degrees. 180 degrees is the recommended temperature.

Its in the fuel tank. Drop the tank

.035" is factory using standard point type ignition.

Remove with gearbox and suspension. Split off theengine from the subframe and gearbox. A northstar engine in an eldorado or Seville can be removed in four hrs.

Yes. I got mine off Ebay. I believe it is called a water pump socket or soemthing close to that. Just run a search on Ebay or some auto parts stores rent them.

VEHICLE HAS A SWEET ODOR WHEN DRIVEN

A. check for an engine coolant leak caused by a seeping radiator cap, loose hose clamp, weeping cooling system seal, gasket or cooling system hose and replace or repair. B. check for a coolant leak from the radiator, coolant reservoir, heater control valve or under the dashboard from the heater core, and replace failed part. C. check the engine's exhaust for white smoke in addition to a sweet odor. Presence of white, steamy smoke with a sweet odor indicates coolant leaking into the combustion chamber. Possible causes include a failed head gasket, cracked engine block or cylinder head. Other symptoms include a white past build-up on the inside of the oil filler cap, and softened, deformed or bulging radiator hoses.

from: CHILTON'S GM Deville/Fleetwood/Eldorado/Seville 90-98

Below the radiator in the middle.

try a salvage yard if they dont have any try yearone.com

It depends on the motor im not sure if the eldorado ever came with a 4.9 but i know on my eldorado it was underneath the intake manifold...which involves taking the fuelrail off and is not something i would recommend doing by yourself if your not a mechanic but if you do make sure you change the injector o rings because leaking after this is common and can lead to a bad motor fire

I lost my keys! I have to hot wire to get to the store.

Drain the old antifreeze by opening the radiator drain on the drivers side at the bottom of the radiator. If it's dirty and gunky, you might want to have the radiator professionally "rodded", which cleans it to be as good as new or you could just pull the bottom radiator hose and run water as fast as you can through the radiator. After the water comes out pretty clean, pull the thermostat then run water through the engine to clean it too. Put it all back together, then put in the newer GM "permanent" antifreeze. It's kind of a gold color and doesn't look like the green ethylene glycol that we're all accustomed to.

It's a mythological place, so I guess the answer would be nowhere. It is known as the "Lost City of Gold." The Spanish spent a great amount of time searching for El Dorado in the 1500s but so far have never found anything.

Go to a junkyard or carparts.com

In a vehicle, the term drivetrain or powertrain refers to the group of components that generate power and deliver it to the road surface, water, or air. This includes the engine, transmission, driveshafts, differentials, and the final drive (drive wheels, caterpillar track, propeller, etc). Sometimes "powertrain" is used to refer to simply the engine and transmission, including the other components only if they are integral to the transmission.

A vehicle's driveline consists of the parts of the drivetrain excluding the engine and transmission. It is the portion of a vehicle, after the transmission, that changes depending on whether a vehicle is front wheel drive, four wheel drive, or rear wheel drive.

In a wider sense, the powertrain includes all components to transform chemical, physical or nuclear energy into secondary energy and deliver it to the interface to the outer world for propulsion purposes. This includes the utilisation of multiple power sources and non wheel based vehicles. From an energetic standpoint the weakest point is the first step: internal combustion engines have limitations regarding efficiency, but the "well to wheel" efficiency of alternative propulsion systems are not considered any better.[citation needed] This refers to fuel cells with additional reformer losses, electric vehicles powered from the grid with low hydraulic energy share and also vehicles using energy storage with high losses (some battery types, ultra- or supercaps).

[edit] Developments

Powertrain development for diesel engines involves the following trends: modular injection, electronic valve control (EVC), low pressure exhaust gas recirculation (EGR), and advanced combustion. Spark ignition technology has focused on de-throttling (in part load where the low efficiency of Otto engines is defined) and downsizing (lower displacement, EVC).[1]

Attention to new fuel qualities (no sulphur and aromates) allow new combustion concepts. These promise to combine clean combustion with high efficiency. So-called "combined combustion systems" (CCV) (Volkswagen, 2003) or "diesotto" cycles (Mercedes-Benz) are based on synthetic fuels (synthetic diesel, biomass to liquid (BTL) or gas to liquid (GTL)).[2]

The energy management inside the powertrain decoupling energy transformation and propulsion demand is in its infancy, especially in Europe. If acceleration is adapted automatically to follow minimal energy consumption and minimal environmental pollution, performance may suffer. The motor vehicle industry doubts that customers may adopt vehicles in which acceleration responsiveness is reduced. This type of riding has been called "de-emotionalization"

u have to drop the transmission pan and u will see the filter right in front of u i think its 3 bolts There is no fill on the transmission u have to fill it from the drain plug while the car is running they say! But what i did id got a fitting that i could screw into the drain hole and rand a hose down through the left side of the motor to the fitting and clamped the hose to the fitting and added 5 quarts I think call a dealer and they will tell u how many to put in it u do have to be quick about putting the drain plug on the switch

An engine that is compatible with the 1984 Cadillac 4.1 is the Olds 307. Another possibility is the Vortex 350.

on most 1988 Cadillacs, turn the key ON and on the climate control panel, hold both OFF and WARMER for a few seconds. The screen will flash up the codes as a series of letter + 3 number codes, indicating each as either CURRENT or HISTORY, ending with a menu entry (usually "ECM?"). To reset the codes, press the FAN-LO button to change the display until it reads "ECM?," then press FAN-HI; cycle with FAN-LO until you see ECM CLEAR CODES? and press FAN-HI again. Then tap the OFF button twice and cycle through the first menu with FAN-LO until it reads BCM? and hit FAN-HI; again, cycle with FAN-LO to BCM CLEAR CODES? and press FAN-HI. To exit the menus and restore normal displays, tap OFF until you reach the main menu, then tap OFF button 3-4 times rapidly. (Or, just turn off the key or start the motor, either will restore the display.)

on the diagnostic plug under the center of the dash, use a jumper wire to short the lower two right hand connectors together after the check engine light has come on and the car is running. the check engine light will then flash the codes as: flash flash flash pause flash flash flash flash long pause - would be a code 34, each code will flash 3 times before moving on to the next code and after the last code, will start over with first code. you will then have to look up the code to find the problem behind it

Look in the trunk on the left side for the fuse box. That is where it is on my 95 Deville.

Buy a Haynes Repair Manual for your car(@ 25 bucks). You will have the required info to do the job.....

your tranny prob trashed the gears prob fell out. it needs reopairs

unhook battery for a few minutes that should do it otherwise have an auto prats store turn it off with a code reader or diagonstic tool

245/35/20 is the biggest with no modifications.

common problems include ABS wheel speed sensors on both front wheels or also the rears.

You first remove the bottom dash panel on the passenger side. Then remove the glove box (6 screws). remove the little panel on the back of the back of the glove box and disconnect the air bag connectors. Disconnect the connectors for the trunk, gas tank and the glove box light. Pull glove box out.

on the passenger side under the hood against the firewall, remove the two hoses connected to the heater core.

now back inside the car.... remove the connectors and airlines connected to the box, remove the lever on top of the black box. remove retaining screws and push out of way. two screws hold cor in. remove and replace. revers order

its funny, i just did this today on my grandfathers 1993 eldorado =]