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Campaign PIC4487 may have some insight, G402 has the note “Transmission harness, on the underbody, on the RR frame by the RR wheel well, ground for CKT1050.”

What was your method for checking the sensor and determining it’s ok?

Cool. Hope your findings are all positive and the upgrades go smoothly!

Yes, it’s specific to the LC3. I’ll see what I can find for a bleed down test. Is that what is sometimes also called a leak down test?

Last four steps out of pic are install air duct to TB, install spark plugs, install PCM, and install ignition fuses to the IP fuse block

Oh cool - is that a common XLR thing? Usually it adds 50% give or take to the cost of a paint job.

The door jambs and hinge areas etc all painted too. I’d wonder about the edges of the hood and areas around the firewall, and inside edges of the trunk lid. Color changing a car correctly and hitting all those little areas is a pricey proposition!

Found one other XLR so far! Chrome 15 spokes, tinted windows, V style grille. Long Hauler.

Anybody going? https://www.hotrod.com/hot-rod-power-tour-2025

I think that’s the 24 wire connector, correct?

Not sure if it matters, but just in case it does, what year is your car?

I had a similar symptom with one of those covers not aligning well and the timing being a little off. Double check the mechanisms underneath that lift and lower the tonneau. One of my rubber seals had popped off and was interfering with the movement of the mechanism.

Ah…. 12569499 discontinued, I’m guessing that’s the part you need?

What is the obstacle that they are trying to figure out? Shift control linkage replacement is a well documented job in their labor guide, it’s a bit involved but that’s not surprising.

There’s a removal tool J44298 and three spring loaded fasteners on the back of the steering wheel. Allegedly you insert the tool into a slot and pull the tool towards you (away from dashboard) to release the spring loaded fasteners. Looks like the tool is just two L shaped prongs hinged at the...

https://charm.li/Cadillac/2004/XLR%20V8-4.6L%20VIN%20A/Repair%20and%20Diagnosis/Steering%20and%20Suspension/Steering/Steering%20Wheel/Service%20and%20Repair/Steering%20Wheel%20Replacement/ Just says “remove steering wheel inflator module” which isn’t helpful haha. I’ll see what else I can find...

Got you. Few photos incoming.

Can you post a photo of the connector you’re looking at?

+1 this place is a great community and is very helpful at guiding rookies like me through the quirks of keeping an XLR on the road!

Has anybody had success re-upholstering these when the covering shrinks, or is replacement the only way?