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Under normal conditions, all of the water running down the windshield will flow into what's called the Plenum Chamber Drain System, and then downwards on the outside of the plenum to the underbody. The right side of the car has a proper tube/drain. To access the drains, you need to remove the...

Congrats on your sale; someone sure got a beauty! Thanks for joining us here!! All the best, CC :wave:

By the time it happens and you regain control of the vehicle, (if required) it might be too late for your shorts. The only thing left to do is disable StabiliTRAC and continue to your destination. Your choices are: 1. Repair whatever is causing the problem. 2. Drive with willful abandon...

I think us "whiners" are in the majority. You. . . not so much. Enjoy your profiteering. CC :laugh:

If you need the pump repaired or upgrades to the folding top hydraulics: Cadillac XLR - Top Hydraulics, Inc CC :wave:

You can opt for the newer-style fob, (which is more durable anyway) or find the original fobs on ebay. Examples of both are available on ebay. CC :wave:

Genuine GM Transmitter (10354924) : OEM GM Parts and Accessories | GMPartsCenter.net The other three fob part numbers have been discontinued. You may be able to have one of the newer style fobs programmed. Search this forum for info. CC :wave:

The position sensors can output counts from 0-255; the Reference Counts are the stored values when compared against the reported actual counts. All other sensors output a Status. Other Messages reported on the DIC when the Folding Top Control Switch is pressed: TOO COLD FOR TOP OPERATION TOP...

Front Tonneau: CLOSED- 94 (Ref: 98) OPEN- 150 (Ref: 152) Folding Top: CLOSED- 202 (Ref: 200) OPEN- 35 (Ref: 38) Rear Tonneau: CLOSED- 109 (Ref: 114) OPEN- 190 (Ref: 186) You should be able to view the reference counts stored in the FTC. The actual counts should be very close to that...

I was always able to get the trim ring to slide down using pressure with my fingers (before the condensate from the beer bottles made them slippery). CC :wave:

I only spent a minute checking, but car-parts.com (specializing in used parts) has a selection of head and tail lights in various conditions for prices that are a little more reasonable. $4500, besides being out to lunch, (what a greedy, "savy" seller would call "market price") is for people...

Very easy to remove. Maybe a 1/4 beer job. Three, if you take your time. 1. Drop the trim ring on the shifter and use a T-15 to loosen the retaining fastener to lift off the shift knob. 2. Using plastic (never a screwdriver!) trim removal tools, gently pry up the center console trim, working...

I can't make this any easier to understand with words, so . . .

As depicted in the parts list, (and the picture you provided) the waterfall and upper (burl) trim piece are furnished as a two-part, dual-color assembly (as opposed to two sub-assemblies). Unless someone parts it out, the assembly is identified by a single part number, which I provided. Each...

GM often uses different naming conventions in their brochures and on their websites. The parts list differs sometimes too. There are only two colors listed for the parts you need for the year of your build, ebony and burl. Ebony is black. I think you've already answered your question. CC

https://www.xlr-net.com/forums/cadillac-xlr-technical-discussion/3983-led-lamp-upgrades-for-passenger-cabin.html?highlight=rear%20view%20mirror CC :wave:

lRead your owner's manual to manually raise the top if you don't know how. Do not operate the pump, electrically. If one of your hydraulic lines has cracked or a cylinder is leaking you could have a very expensive mess to deal with. Running the pump could make it worse, and damage the pump if...

This is another inexpensive Genuine GM Service manual (Chilton's is not the same, though better than nothing) alternative. Copy and paste all the into you want into a Word document for a daily (or longer subscription) fee: RepairProcedures.com - Providing electronic service information for...

I think the post above yours answers your question: "This is the car I bought." It's been spoken for. A good deal too. CCC

Don, The leak between the tanks (mine cracked at the joint where the crossover pipe connected to one of the tanks) is well-known and documented by GM. The Service Manager didn't do you any favors. (He wasn't a direct descendent of one of the Titanic's lookouts by any chance?) Disabling...