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the same way that you care for your vinyl interior. use armor all protectant wipes or similar product.

I want to add a transmission anti-slip additive to my 2008Cadillac SRX4 AWD 3.6 but can't find even a trans dip stick to check the fluid level? I've been told that's where you add any extra fluid or trans additive? This car is new to me and its not quite the same of vehicle I'm used too?

Can you give me some help?

Thanks, Bob

they are located on the fuel rail under the plenum. within the intake manifold

press off and warmer buttons on climate control center. warmer is also the pass side heat button.

Torque Coverter Clutch/Viscous Converter Clutch Engagement Problem

Only if the substitute is made of depleted uranium rods.

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Check multifunction switch and related wiring under dash Check the ground.

4.6 Northstar.It is located on the rear of engine(driver side) in front. It is 1n the the water pump housing cover. Remove airbox and intake tube and bottom radiator hose. 2 bolts(believe 10mm) on thermo housing. These systems are a lil finiky about air pockets....so fill slowly and let run at idle until operating temp and let cool and chk level.....fill as needed and repeat if needed.

If your coolant is at the appropriate level in the radiator AND in the reservoir and you have no leaks in any hoses AND your thermostat is opening correctly then there is something wrong with the electrical fans system. It is not an air conditioning problem BUT you will have a hard time getting heat in the car if the coolant is low. The system has two fans. One Hi speed and one Low speed as evidenced by the two different size fans behind the radiator. I had this happen on an 85 Caddy where I had to replace the Fan Module...cost me $120 and it's right behind the left headlights. Can't remember the procedure I used to get it out because I think it involved moving the battery or taking other stuff out of the way. The reason I cant remember is because I havent owned the car in about two years and the problem happened about 5 years ago and now I own a 92 Caddy. MUCH different performance and ride than the 4.1 engine. Good luck!

Its written on the side of the tires

You have an external or external leak. If the leak is external then you should be able to find it easily and have it repaired. Look around the radiator, all hoses, and at the water pump weep hole. If coolant is leaking from the weep hole the water pump is defective. If you see white smoke at the exhaust, oil level is above full, a foamy substance on the underside of the oil cap, air bubbles escaping from the radiator, all these are signs of a blown head gasket or cracked head. The heads will have to be removed and new head gaskets installed. If the leak is internal, STOP diving the car immediately or you will cause severe engine damage.

The 1990 through 1992 Cadillac dashboard wiring diagram can be obtained from most Cadillac dealerships. The diagram can also be found at most auto-parts stores.

Under hood, center, front engine area, above oil filter, mounted in block

If it's like my 98, it's next to the oil filter. One torques bolt holds it in place.

yes you could find the owner, brand and amny more details

The 2007 Cadillac CTS-V has a 6.0 L base engine size.

429 V8 would be 18726543 The book I have show 63 - 66 Cadillac having 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. Hope this is a help Gary

CCR stands for COMPUTER COMMAND RIDE---essentially this system pertains to the computer controlled struts or what you might consider as shocks

The gross weight of the 2013 Cadillac CTS-Coupe is 4792 lbs..

how do I remove a water pump on a 1990 4.5 liter cadillac engine

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All Cadillac are expensive when buying them new. The most expensive Cadillac would be the Cadillac Cien Concept.

It is built in Lansing, Michigan

Check or replace the IAC (Idle air control) This is the problem 95% of the time especially in well maintained cars