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2000 Cadillac DeVille Questions & Answers
What is the firing order on the
I'm not sure if the Northstar has it anywhere. Just for your info though, the firing order is as follows:
1-2-7-3-4-5-6-8
Fig. 4.6L (VIN 9 and Y) Engines
Firing order: 1- 2- 7- 3- 4- 5- 6- 8
Distributorless ignition system
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Need to remove rear door panel to fix window
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Here is an attachment which should help. I used this to fix my window this past week. There is a removable piece of plastic which is velcroed to the door under the door lactch. Once you remove that there will be a screw to remove.
Powesteering leak under the cold air intake. 2000 cadillac deville 32 v. no star
Not a common problem. Your leak is probably coming from the steering rack return hose to the pump, at the location you note (the pump is at the other end of the engine). It may have been damaged from road debris. You will probably have to replace the entire hose. Be careful - the smallest amount of contamination in the fluid circuit will screw up the rack, and that is big $$$ to replace.
Location of bank 1 sensor 2
B1S2 is located in the exhaust pipe after the
Catalytic converter...
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2000 Cadillac Deville No sign of transmission failure, turned off car went to start it again acted like battery was dead... then secound try started it. Only now it wont shift in to gear. the dot on t
No the torque converter clutch solenoid won't have anything to do with it . More then likely it's the internal mode switch . This tell's the computer which gear is selected , then the PCM energizes the correct shift solenoid . The PCM will send this info to the instrument cluster over the class 2 serial data network . The instrument cluster has a microprocessor with logic programmed into it. More then likely has DTC'S - diagnostic trouble codes stored in one of the computers on the vehicle . Your best bet , take it to a qualified repair shop .
The internal mode switch (IMS) is a sliding contact electrical switch assembly that corresponds to the PRNDL position selected. Each of the PRNDL positions has a unique ground pattern on the four wires from the PCM. The IMS consists of two major components: The housing, which houses the tracks and makes up the stationary contacts. The insulator assembly makes up the moving contacts and is linked to the detent lever. The range detection is accomplished by securing the moving contacts of the IMS to the detent lever. When the driver selects a PRNDL position, the detent lever inside the transaxle rotates. This slides the IMS moving contacts which in return grounds the four wires in a unique pattern for each gear selection corresponding to the PRNDL position selected. The IMS is electrically connected by five wires (four of which the PCM supplies voltage to and one wire that is a common ground) to the transaxle pass through connector.
PRNDL Display
The IPC is equipped with a vacuum fluorescent (VF) PRNDL display. The IPC PRNDL information is received from PCM via class 2 serial data message.
Turn OFF the ignition.
Install a scan tool.
Start the engine.
Place the gear shifter in the following gears:
• PARK
• REVERSE
• NEUTRAL
• DRIVE
Observe the IMS parameter in the powertrain control module (PCM) data display.
Does the scan tool indicate that the IMS parameter is the same as the PRNDL display for all gears?
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