2000 Cadillac DeVille "northstar engine fixed" Questions

...engine repair will be needed. GM has had problems with older northstar engines. Aluminum Heads Also, You most likely have a blown Head Gasket Or A bad Head. You will have to take the Heads off and ...

...northstar engine? is 245 degrees a dangerous temp for a cadillac northstar engine? a north star engine has aluminum heads anything over 212 is not good and has the posibility of warping the heads to ...

...head gasket be fixed sufficiently on a 2000 Northstar engine. And if so what is the price range?? depends on why the gasket blew either way your talking about 20 hrs min labor plus approx $200 in ...

...northstar. Getting an Error message - Engine overjeat, Change Engine oil, Check Coolant level and later I get Idle engine message I changed engine oil and coolant recently -1500 miles and am not sure ...

...northstar deville engine temp up to 240 after useing bars head gasket repair---how can this be fixed ?????? Hello: You may have a stopped up radiator. A temp sensing heat sensor will tell you. Auto ...

...two related and what is the fix?1997 deville northstar engine NO THEY ARE NOT RELATED SOUND LIKE YOU HAVE LOW OIL PSI CHECK OIL LEVEL IF OK DO NOT RUN CAR YOU COULD DO LOST OF DAMAGE IF NOT ...

...northstar engine has head bolt issues, test for exhaust in the cooling system. What happens is under load compression gasses get pushed into the cooling system, and that pushes coolant out.... One ...

Northstar engine is a blocked purge line(small hose).The purge line is designed to purge air out of the cooling system. There is a small diameter hose coming from near the top of the coolant tank (not

Northstar engine in this model is bad to blow head gaskets. Pressure from a cylinder will overpressure the coolant system and all the coolant will blow out. When that happens the engine will overheat.

...engine called a Northstar. The one in your car, to be exact. The engine was designed to operate at higher temperatures in order to burn off the contaminants that typically form in the engines. The ...