20 Most Recent 2001 Cadillac DeVille - Page 8 Questions & Answers

use an extention to help the ratchet it will turn left to loose some times it will come out ease sometimes not

Hi there A bad or worn water pump ,you will either boil the engine water system or loose water or coolant while driving and when you stopped or water [temp] light will come on when it gets down in the header tank,AND you will hear the grinding noise as soon as you start the engine and the water pump pulley will move about when running and water will start leaking . Let me know how you go.

I would change both first get a fail proof thermostat that way it would never over heat put it in and see if you got heat. if you got heat thermostat is good and water pump check your fans and make sure coolent is full make sure oil looks good you don't want to over heat that car or you will burn hea If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/richard_b59056c0c62ecb00

It could be several things. The coolant level could be low. If this were the case the temperature would probably vary quickly depending on the RPMs of the engine and whether the car was moving or sitting at a stoplight. Another possibility is that the thermistat is defective and not opening wide enough. There could also be blockage in the radiator due to corrosion for a car that old. The radiator flush products work very well.

OEM Part Number(s): 19178928, 25161131, 25312197 replacements: (1A AUTO)1AEOS00163 or Walker WKEOS00092-02 Bank 1 Sensor 3 ,Sensor number #3 is downstream (after) the Catalytic Converter. There are also 2 upstream sensors Left or Front #1 and Right or Rear #2 upstream sensors.

the actuator is located behind the glovebox to your left. Good Luck

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That is not a microchip it is a resistor. Find out resistor value bypass and install new resistor with the exact rating install and start car

get the obd codes read as will tell you which sensor /switch is causing the fault

Could be several things. First off most vehicles have an automatic emergency shut off for the fuel if the bumper is hit somehow. Look in your owners manual for the reset location. Usually located in the trunk close to the right tail light but might be elsewhere. Fuel filter could be bad. When fuel trucks unload at a station they stir up any sediment on bottom of tank. If you fuel within 30 minutes of a delivery you might get some of this with your fuel. After this happens several times it can clog your fuel filter and it might have to be replaced. Sometimes after 100,000 miles your fuel pump can go bad. It is located inside the fuel tank and is a job for a qualified mechanic. To test if you are getting fuel to the injection system, look for a chrome rail that supplies fuel to the injectors. There will be one on both sides of the engine on top and towards the center. You will notice a stem end that looks like where you would put in air like on a tire. With key on, depress the needle in the middle quickly. Some fuel will come out if your pump is good.

Proper torque for your car is: 15 ft. lbs. (20 Nm). Platinum tip spark plugs are recommended with a gap of .50. Thanks very much for using Fixya!
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Let me advise you this way, look on line for a factory service Manuel other wise known as a FSM. Your car has as many tricks to go with a the gagets. So it will help you to understand.

where what???? where is it. where to buy? the clue is which one leaks, only you know. id replace both. as if one goes, other is ready. so are they all. all hoses. and are 13years old now. max is like 10 to 15years. so....

http://www.obd-codes.com/p0442 P0440 indicates the failure of the EVAP system to develop proper vacuum. If you got and replaced a proper good quality gas cap, you have corrected the most common cause. However, in fully searching the causes of this code (http://engine-codes.com/p0440_chevrolet.html ) (pardon the generic GM info, but will apply for you)-----you will find there are 5 other causes of the vacuum failure, which are independent of the gas cap. Your good local mechanic can sort those out; I would save your gas cap receipt if you were advised to buy one not needed. As you probably know, your State emission test facility checks your gas cap----so that is another way to find that specific portion of this answer, (for their fee). P0300 is a generic misfire code. For this, a specific Cadillac forum may be most helpful = 2001 Deville intermittent service engine soon light code P0300 2001 Deville intermittent service engine soon light code... I recently bought this car from an owner who took decent care of it but a week after i bought it, the service engine light appeared. After a few View on www.cadillacforums... Preview by Yahoo You will see that this generic code is perhaps more serious, costly, and harder to track down than the P0440. You will also discover that P0301 is cylinder 1 misfire, P0302 is cylinder 2, and etc, etc. If you get a good diagnostic, they will generally be able to localize the problem fairly specifically---and get a more specific fix. The person who reported this code was unhappy because he was given several ($$) fixes, before he got one that erased the code, and was a solution. (Be forewarned ----A generic misfire can have umpteen issues--or one! !; use your own local preferred method for solving this with a mechanic who gives you good service, and stands behind what they do.) 2001 Deville intermittent service engine soon light code P0300