Adding to my previous message.... A $200 deductible for each repair is a little steep for me, especially considering how many things have been repaired on this car. And, even with all the repairs, with only a $50 deductible, the current extended warranty probably hasn't been a good deal, I probably haven't covered its cost. So, when my current extended warranty ends, I'm probably going to get rid of this Deville. ... Read More
Had the same problem, checked the internet. The solution is there. Built a bypass resister chain to match the resistance in the key chip, hooked in on the steering column wires under the dash and cut the key out of the loop. Car would not even start before, now starts fine and doesn't need security key. Cheaper than replacing the ignition switch and I could care less if the security system ... Read More
key problem 1999 cadillac deville
Written by: fborgxx on Oct 17, 2010 8:21:31 AM
how do I reprogram my key which has a chip in it and reset the security system. My 1999 cadillac deville had given me a couple of dash warnings that my theft system problem car may not restart
Turn signal switch "1999 Cadillac Deville"
Written by: paco4 on Feb 19, 2009 9:06:04 PM
Can someone tell me how hard it is to replace the turn signal switch on this car (1999 Cadillac Deville) I bought the switch I just need some advice on it. the car does have an air bag. Is it something that I can do Or do you think I need to take it in? Thanks, Francisco
Well, I think you have quite a bit wrong here. If he truly has blown head gaskets on a Northstar, there is more to it than replacing the gaskets and using new head bolts. He will have to have the motor pulled. This is the only way to make the following repair because you cannot reach the rear head to do this. The heads have to be pulled. (If you do ... Read More
1) Bring up the Oil Life display, then hold down the 'Reset' button until it changes to 100%. About 5 seconds. 2)Push the valet button. Lock the glove box. The trunk cannot be opened with the key. Owner's manuals can be bought very reasonably on eBay. www.helminc.com will sell you a new one. With all the 'stuff' on a Cadillac, you need one, and you need to read it. Lots of ... Read More
My 2002 Seville LS had the torque converter lockup fail, which required the transaxle to be removed so that it could be taken apart. This also means that the engine is removed. The job is a full day (overnight) and so is expensive in terms of labor. My car is still under warranty. However, the Cadillac dealer is new, a Chevy dealer that recently got the franchise when the old Cadillac-Oldsmobile-GMC ... Read More
Re: Regarding the Hemi design [blkhemi]
Written by: bremertong on Sep 24, 2005 8:38:02 PM
Am finding your posts on Northstar vs Hemi helpful and informative. I currently own a 2004 Deville but have owned Chryslers in the past, most recently a 1997 LHS, with the V6, 214 HWP. I wouldn't mind owning a 300 C for a second car but at least for now Cadillac is number one with me. Am also considering a 1998 or 1999 Concours for a second car. I liked the ... Read More
Need Suggestions-Two Cadillac Dealers unable to repair electrical problemss
Written by: alanjohn1 on Dec 31, 2003 12:49:48 PM
Do you know of a consultant or company who would match my repair records with my GMPD extended warranty contract to give me a roadmap, so I could talk with GMPD Warranty Department about the continued electrical problems and the repairs I already paid on my 1999 Cadillac 4Door Sedan Deville? Who should I talk to with the extended warranty division of GMPD? The Cadillac dealer who repaired my car, which ... Read More
How old of a used Caddy?
Written by: lemko on Jun 15, 2001 12:51:54 PM
I would highly recommend a 1977-79 Deville. Sensible size, fairly decent gas mileage, excellent 425 V-8. A lot are still on the road. Of more recent Cadillacs, the 1994-99 Cadillacs are good. My 1994 Deville with 4.9 V-8 and 85K miles is still going strong. A nice 1998 or 1999 model base Deville would probably be your best choice. They can be had for very reasonable prices.
Robin Sounds like...
Written by: tamco on Dec 3, 2000 5:31:20 AM
Aunt Nina's car is a great low milage perfect 1999 DeV....hovever, do yourself a BIG favor. Before you buy it DRIVE the new model...2000 or 2001 Deville. Trust me on this one, please. You will be amazed at the diference between the cars. For a few thousand more now, tho stretch, you be about to enjoy the best Cadillac ever, and not be buying another for years...Robin, even Shop for a ... Read More
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