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97 Cadillac Sts, Rebuilt Engine With Head Studs on 2040-cars

Year:1997 Mileage:100000
Location:

Saint Louis, Missouri, United States

Saint Louis, Missouri, United States

 Engine rebuilt with new Main, Rod bearings, Oil Pump, Rings, Primary timing chain, tension-er and guides, Head gaskets, New style Rear main seal which requires press in, Front seal, new power steering pump, New A/C compressor. 2 New front tires.
Things re-used and not replaced. Rod, Pistons, Cam gears, Crank gear, Intermediate gear, Cam timing chains,

Known issues with car -- 1) throws code P0340 "camshaft circuit malfunction" Sensor appears to be sending pulses as measured with my meter. Sensor has been replaced , Ignition control module replaced, PCM replaced and wiring checked. 2) Control rods for ride stability control system are missing so "Information system" displays ride control systems messages on display. 3) ABS light on, possibly linked to missing ride stability control rods. 4) Fuel gauge does not work, stuck on Full. 5) A/C compressor will not turn on when using dash controls but will when jumped passed AC relay. Appears that circuit feeding voltage to control circuit of relay is at fault. 6) Climate control system blows air mostly out of Defrost vents only. I suspect this to be a vacuum related issue but don't have the vacuum hose routing diagram to verify and confirm.

My opinion on who may want to buy this car -- If you have a good car that needs a Northstar motor then this would probably work out for you. Not sure of all the years and models that this would fit into but would probably be most all Cadillac's from 95-2005 or so that use the 4.6 Northstar V8. Below are a couple of links that you could probably contact and find out for sure. I will attempt to do the same and will provide the update when I find out but I encourage you to check for yourself. For others if you like this Cadillac and feel confident that you could fix the above listed issues or know someone that could then this might work out for you.

I have a video of the engine rebuild, send a email if you want a link to the Youtube video.

BUYER responsible for pickup or shipping of vehicle.

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