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#6 of 436 smalldragons by smalldragons Mar 23, 2004 (8:52 am)
I own a 1999 Seville SLS, 30,000 miles. Yesterday the automatic garage door opener failed to work; the light next to the buttons did not go on and the transmitter failed to open the door. This morning, same hour, it's working. This is the second time in about a month for this new, intermittent problem. Any ideas? Any solutions? (I also posted this on the general forum for cadillac).
#7 of 436 1996 STS, the engine seems to stop and start at by nickc Nov 08, 2004 (9:05 am)
I am puzzled by the occasional 'mysteries that happen with this car. On long trips, say 200 miles or more when the car is well warmed up, Cruise control can be off or on, RPM is at about 2675 to 2750, the engine very quickly seems to shut down and restart. So it really like a surge except the RPM's do not go up they go down about 1500 RPM and them the car is back to humming along. It might do this three times in a row over a minute or once every three minutes. Any thoughts? I've noticed at this point if I stop on the side of the road the RPM's will read anywhere from 1500 to 2200 and will only go back to 750 or so if I shut the car down wait a few minutes and then it will be normal for awhile. Thanks for any insight!
#11 of 436 '04 Seats and Mileage by jgmilberg Feb 09, 2005 (1:08 am)
The motor will improve mileage after 6000-8000 miles. The car should have synthetic oil in it from the factory if you change it to regular oil it should seat faster that the 8000 miles, but after that I would go back to synthetic. The reason for this is that about 2 years ago they had an problem with the engines using too much oil and they ended up with a new piston and ring combo that takes a little while to seat into the cylinders. The seats are different that the ones in your '01 base Deville. The '04 model has heated and cooled seats, and the way they are designed the cooling fans built into the seat make it a little firmer at first, but they do "break in" so to speak.
#13 of 436 trunk problem by tonyboss Mar 20, 2005 (9:40 pm)
would appreciate any tips/help in solving problem in closing the trunk of my '93 seville sts
#14 of 436 shocks by tonyboss Mar 20, 2005 (9:45 pm)
im sure i need to replace all four shocks and struts for my '93 seville sts. any tips or suggestion where i should go or what i should do Replies to this message: paradigm468 (Apr 04, 2006 6:21 am)