Questions & Answers for: Cadillac DeVille water damage on a t v

car is overheating fans are working new thermostat will not hold water 2Inspect Belt Incorrectly routed, adjusted, tensioned, missing, or worn water pump belt(s). 3Inspect Oil Pan Gasket - Performance

...water loss in your reservoir. Jack up car, remove engine oil and add the correct amount. is it overfilled or did it rise itself. if it raised itself it sounds like a fuel problem where the unburnt or ...

water will leak into the cabin. on the engine side you will see a rubber elbow, remove that elbow and try to insert a small piece of wire into case if plugged you will feel resistance. DO NOT PUSH TOO

Water leaking on headliner I have a 99 Deville Concours and when driving with any window open after it rains I hear a gurgling noise coming from the passenger side windshield post. The headliner gets ...

I have a damaged drive pulley (coming off the engine not the water pump itself). How do I remove this pulley? Which pulley is the problem? Tensoiners and idoler just get replaced, ac not very likely ...

...water pump clockwise (it twist-locks into the housing) and remove it. 8. clean all sufaces, replace both o-rings. 9. CAREFULLY! install the new pump with the special tool. be careful that you turn it ...

...damage water just will not go through engine, thinking maybe one of water jet holes clogged but don't know how to check Click the link below for details regarding this ...

...install new hoses as well. Fill the radiator through the pressure relief cap with 60-40 radiator to water mixture. The instructions say 50-50, but 60-40 is a stronger solution that prevents freezing, ...

...the car from running and how long about should I use it it is the timing on your engine and the water pump,as soon as the motor gets too hot,the head gasket will blow,then you will need to tear ...

2001 Cadillac Deville. What would cause the water pump pulley to melt on it? The water pump pulley on your car may melt if the water pump belt tensioner seizes, causing the pulley to overheat and ...