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I just bought a 98 catera with 35K miles. On the second day the "Check Engine" light came on, the A/C stopped working, the lights started to turn on and off and the horn would not work. Checked the fuses and one was bad. Replaced it and most of the things got fixed. The "Check Engine" light is still on and the A/C does not work. It just blows hot air. I went to a local auto parts store and the code i was given was P0411 for the "Check Engine" light. I just wanted to know what others have done in the past to fix these issues. Has anyone else had these issues at 35K? Also, I have read about recalls for the Catera. How can i find out the recalls and if the work has been done on my car? Any help would be appreciated..
As far as the crankshaft sensor goes, they also carry that part, but it's one I haven't had to change out (yet).
thanks
Cissie
NJ
As for the 3rd gear, I am experiencing the same problem and am working with my mechanic to identify the issue. So far new transmission oil and filter have not corrected the issue. Maybe the transmission codes in the trany controller can identify the issue.
(bradcad 2000)
Now they want to take the radio out and send it off for repair at a partial cost to me (50/50) and they created the problem. Want to sell this car... HELP!
Today,though,the brake pad ewar indicator light came on. as the 2001 Catera only has 49,000 miles,i wonder if it might be a faulty warning light rather than worn brakes. The car passed our yearly state inspection 4,000 miles. I know they won't pass marginal brakes. My 2001 Passat is still on its origional brakes at 85,000 miles,and I sold a 1993 Taurus with 93,000 miles and factory brakes.
does any one have experience with this indicator light?
Thanks in advance...
Do you mean I can't just take the car to an independent brake shop, that even if they fixed the brakes,they couldn't get the instrument panel warning light to go out?
Only a Cadillac dealer would have what's necessary to get the light to go out?