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Bookmark or Share- CTS; common problems and how to fix them? | Cadillac Owners ForumWell the later model CTS seem to have less oil consumption issues so I think that counters your indies thoughts on the 3.6 needing to consume oil. The issue to me seems to be more about design characteristics of the 3.6 early on that made it more prone to ingest oil, whereas evolutions in later versions seem to have lessened oil consumption.
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- VIN Decoder - Cadillac Forum - Enthusiast forums for Cadillac OwnersOur free VIN Decoder allows you to obtain a vehicle's information instantly. Just enter a VIN in the above field, click the DECODE button, and obtain: Engine Specifications. Available Styles and Trims. Exterior and Interior Colors. Interior, Exterior and Safety Equipment. Vehicle Features and Technical Specifications. And more!
- How to Lookup Options (RPO codes) by VIN | Cadillac Owners ForumFirst is the year, make and model and build date info. Then there is a list of all the RPO codes for your specific vehicle. Below that is a brief rarity section followed by either the list of all RPO codes for that make/model or the rarest RPO codes for that make/model. It is easy to miss the rarity information between the two RPO lists.
- CUE touch screen freezing/locking up | Cadillac Owners ForumThe touchscreen, along with the touch panel at the lower part of the cue stack communicates with the HMI (motherboard) the same way a keyboard communicates with the motherboard in your computer. In your case, the touchscreen is failing, (sort of like mini-strokes), and is becoming erratic. That's one phase of its deterioration process.
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