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No. Escalades use GM 6 lug bolt pattern.

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It takes 6 quarts. Mobile 1 Extended Performance Synthetic is recommended, that's what I use.

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The 2011 Cadillac Escalade starts at $63,455 and can cost you up to $85,175 depending on your credit outcome and vehicle needs (i.e. interior, exterior layout).

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# remove fuel from gas tank # remove fuel tank (all vent , fill, fuel lines and electric lines have to be removed before removing tank) # remove fuel pump from top of tank # install new fuel pump # replace tank and fill # check for leaks

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The first year for the Escalade would have been 1999. It came out 1 year after the Navigator.

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A Cadillac Escalade ESV may cost differently depending on 3 major factors. Is it new or used, where are you buying it from, and if used how many miles does it have on it. But the average range would be from 15 to 20 thousand.

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It is inside of the Gas tank. Get a friend to help.

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I have a 2001 Seville Cadillac that the service Engine soon light comes on after I happen to use certain fuels. It seems that ethanol type fuels are the worst. The light will go out after I put in a higher octane fuel. Not sure this is my complete problem but it always seems to go out in time. I keep wondering if there is some type of fuel additive I could add that would make the light go out faster.

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The firing order for a 1963/1966 Cadillac: 429 V8 = 18726543 63 - 66 Cadillac have the same firing order: it is 1 8 7 2 6 5 4 3 With a clockwise turning rotor. The # 1 wire on the cap is the first post past the rear hold down screw in a clockwise direction.

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I have a 2002 Chevy Impala. I think the gas tank holds about 15 gallons. Actually, it's 17 gallons.

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That would depend on a particular Vehicles options and features. Was is a base unit or was it packaged with one or two extra goodies or did it come with every concievable upgrade Cadillac offerred. If you own the Vehicle and have the Title in hand, most states list a Value Code right on the title, that is the amount in which that vehicle sold for new. If this is not the case or you are considering pricing one to buy or to sell. You can go to Kelly Blue Book's website, it can be found at www kbb com. Once you input the vehicles information, including everything from the year, make, model, mileage and engine, any extra option's such as the Wheels, Aluminum or Chrome, Offroad or Custom or?. Even to the Stereo, with CD or DVD, monitors, or none, Moonroofs - 1 or 2, etc. You'll at least be able to better ascertain the current Value of a given vehicle on that site.

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GM vehicles have their share of fuel pump problems; and this may be a pump going out. Have yours' checked out. Mark

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The Cadillac Escalade is a very nice and well thought of SUV for people to drive. Cadillac enjoys an excellent reputation for both quality and design. If you enjoy a large vehicle that you can fit your entire family in as well as the luxury that Cadillac is know for, it is a good choice.

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Be more specific. It could be anything from a fuel filter, to the spider injectors, to the fuel pump to the egr valve to the mass air flow sensor.

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no, wrong offset

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The cadillac escalade ext luxury sport utility vehicle has Vortec V8 engine and plenty of space to store stuff. It is considered a large SUV and will be a gas hog.

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Stands for Escalade Stretch Vehicle.

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The tumblers in the key cylinder have most likely become stuck in the wrong position and you will have to replace the ignition key cylinder.

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Yes they can the stock rims on new models are not like 24's they are still small stock size and will fit on your older model.

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gas and a match.........

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Just drain the rad at the petcock (little valve on bottom) & fill w/50/50 mix.

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2004

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It should tell in the owners manual or on the door jam.

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From a standard socket wrench, the square part that fits inside the socket also fits in the center of the idler pulley (rather than buying a special tool that does the same). Fit the socket wrench (without the socket) in the idler pulley and turn to move the idler pulley and loosen the belt. Remove he old belt. Move the idler pulley again and put the new belt on. The diagram for the belt is on a sticker under the hood on the body above the grille.

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i gurantee no one knows the answer execpt the cadillac dealer..