Marvel Mystery Oil down the plug holes!!! Leave for a few hours, then the breaker bar!! Loving that you are being patient that what we all want to see!! Quality over speed!! Back to your old form of doing it right !!! Good Luck Randy!!
Could be something involving the heater-core leaking into the intake manifold. I'm not 100% on how the layout of those older GM's are, but with the floorboard looking like that it could be the heater core leaking antifreeze into the cabin. Interesting to see what comes of it
Exellent buy on the Cadillac Randy.... I'm confident your brother and yourself will get it working properly and after that a very good cleaning and off to Wierd Beard. Can't wait to see the other vehicle you got. Shout out to you from Mexico bud
I feel like there's a lot of potential for this car whether you get it running or not, interior seems in good condition body looks good, rims look fair, overall I think this was a good buy either way Randy, keep up the good content I'm always looking for new videos from you! Enjoy them a lot
This is the content we've been wanting to see. You got a good car to fix up and flip and I really hope you do get this Cadillac running good because you can make a really good profit on this one from what I'm seeing.
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Hey man, this content is very good, keep it up! Cheers from Argentina!
dude that red lexus SC to the left of you at 0:40 is worth some money even being crashed, you can part it out also for good profit, theres huge communities for the SC/Soarers
the first thing you should have done after drooping the old oil mixed with water, is remove the spark plugs and see if there is water in the cylinders. if you crank the engine the water will go out that way if there are any. this is to do before any rotation to the engine - because if there is water there, as we know water are uncompressible it will damage the head pistons and valves.
I've got one of these...have fun with that starter. Also take the front timing cover off and replace the chains!!! They are notorious for breaking and when they do...it gets real bad...I know...last November it happened to me. Lol
Should put some liquid wrench in cylinders to break the rings free. Because of water in the block . let that set over night . Then spin the motor over to build up oil pressure and oil to the cylinders heads. Hopefully that should get you started.
Maybe someone drove through some deep water and the intake sucked up water, then they replaced the filter. That thing looked too clean to be the original filter. Water wasn't deep enough to have any intrusion into the car though.
It came from a dealership. Either they replaced the filter to hide the flood damage extent, or it has a blown headgasket and the car dealership defrauded their insurance. Really, I think either is possible. I looked up the carfax as well and it says that a dealership reported it as flood-damaged while in inventory.
that is possible too ive driven into deep water before in a smaller car tho.. but some people are dude and go very slow and let off gas thats a fucking mistake never let off gas in deep water lol
I was shocked you seeing those rims. For about 8 yrs I been rolling the exact same design on 22's. Also I bought them used. They got to be a 2010 design. I get compliments on them a lot as well.
Most of the Cadillacs had the inlet to the airfilter about a foot off the ground. This would allow water to enter the engine on a flooded street. I'll be surprised if a rod isn't bent.
*that SRX is not bad at all.betting that it was probably driven into some high water and that's the flood they are talking about. the air box being open like that it won't have any water in it.the fact that you got it freed up and cranking now, i'd say the motor is all that really was affected. now that you have it turning over i'd say it may have been driven into flood water and whoever owned it was too dumb to shut it off before it sucked up a bunch of water. the starter sounds like it was full of sand or something gritty too.never heard that before. that thing might be a nice little status wagon for you to sporrt around in looks like it will clean up really nice too*
I have bought 2 motorcycles from Coparts Crashedtoys. I don't think they would mind the advertisement. 1 a 2002 Harley 883 for 2000 dollars that is my bike to ride on the weekend. Runs great and had no problems with it. And just to have something to play with a 2007 Kawasaki ex 250 flood motorcycle that I am working on. Some of them have a reserve on them that I feel is way too much, but you can find a deal sometimes. So if your mechanically inclined and always wanted a motorcycle you might check them out. Of course for new riders I would get a dirt bike and ride the hills or gravel pits for a little while to get a handle on riding. If you can handle dirt then you can handle street.
Any car that's had that many A/C compressors is someone been changing the symptom, not the cause. What usually happens is the first compressor blew up and scattered bits of shrapnel throughout the system, so that each new compressor gets eaten up. What's needed is to evac the entire system, change the receiver-drier, and more than likely the expansion valve assembly, (wickedly small orifice in that valve, and chances are really good that it's also clogged.) A lot of work, but the only way to go!
Man, I’m a proud Cadillac owner. Gotta love that Northstar V8. My starter went out to while I was out one day. Went and got a junk yard starter and she fired right up. Now I just gotta fix my heater actuator.
Meh, got a 2006 SRX, 138k miles on it, loaded with all the bells and whistles, 3.6l from auction for $3800. Needed new tires, coils, plugs and a battery but outside of that didn't spend anymore on it. I could have flipped it and sold it easily for $5500 and made a little bit but it runs really well so keeping it as a daily use vehicle. Outside of changing light bulbs, not a bad car to maintain.
It’s very possible that they drove through deep water stalled and tried to start it may not have gotten into the interior of the vehicle. That filter looks like the prob just replaced it. May be not a complete flood but has water damage to the engine so it’s flooded.
Flood claim can also be made if a car gets hydrolocked (even if only temperary) via hitting road pockets of water, ie; large puddles after heavy rain(s).
It's an insurance scam. Someone has claimed against their insurance saying it was in a flood.The lack of care shown to the vehicle says the owner drove it till it died then got a quote from a workshop for more than it's worth.And maybe topped the engine with antifreeze instead of oil?
This car is obviously a fresh water flood car. Not too many signs but most of the electrical component goes most of the time. Also a lots of send kind of debris inside the engine. Learned 20 years ago that I never buy a flood car... except if I can get an exact same car as a donor car.
The water that was coming out of the oil pan looked like clear water, not coolant. I'm curious how it would have happened though, if it had come through the intake while running it would have hydrolocked the pistons and probably ruined the engine and if it flooded while not running it should have left water (or evidence of it) in the cylinders and on the plugs. Will be interested to see if she runs again. One thing I wonder is if the bottom end of the engine was under water it might have leaked in around the dipstick tube seal or something similar.
Question . Before saying she is locked up did you guys try turning it backwards. I ask cause I have seen many people think their motor was locked up after blowing a head gasket only to find it was water locked. Turned backwards 1 rotation than spun fine
The cost of a new air filter that fits a SRX - $7.98.... The cost of making Randy go crazy on why or why not this was a "flood car" - Pricele$$.... Honestly, You could easily make your money back if needed via selling the lights, interior trim, and other parts - there has to be at least $1500 - $2000 in money there - You might even get something for those wheels if you light up the "Bat Man" signal!
When you didn't see flood evidence, my first thought was insurance fraud. Someone could have hurt the engine, and decided to get their insurance to buy the car.
I was told that flood cars are not good for resale cause the water affecting the electronics for airbags and stuff like that. Also, maybe the front end only got water in it.
lol i had a neighbor who told his daughter "dont forget to put some coolant in the car!" and she literally put coolant in the engine because the oil cap was the first thing she saw, and so their car needed a new engine lol, all because they had a small coolant leak 🙄🙄
When they say flood it may have driven through a deep puddle and it sucked it into the motor because that air filter has got a dark water mark on it if you look closely
Love the channel, but those wheels + the chrome SRX fuel door cover screams previous owner was badge-riding and wanted everyone to know how "hood rich" they are. Look a 10 year old Caddy. Good luck with the flip.
Jesus Christ two words ELECTRONIC NIGHTMARE those older caddies after junk that's why you can find CTSs for dirt cheap honestly would tell you to stay away from Cadillacs not worth the money to fix one imo, I've also worked on a few at a dealership
Cadillac are garbage . Did head gaskets on North Star once . Starter is under intake. Delivered heads to machine shop & they tell us that the motor is a heli-coil block job. Heli-coil block???? We found out when torquing head bolt all the threads would strip out. Never again .
Even if the cylinders had water in them, once you turn the motor over, it would dump the water into the exhaust! Simply charge the battery & fire it up!
Great vehicle!👍 *”Does that milkshake (oil) bring all the boys to the yard!?”* WOW! 😮 that’s A LOT of water!! 💦 However, those have to be THE MOST uncomfortable vehicle I’ve ever driven! Drove my Gma’s 04 SRX from FL to WI a few years ago. Something about the seat, idk, it certainly wasn’t what I expected for a Cadillac!👎
You forgot to mention that it's not a flood car. And I was hoping you could take the airfilter out at least one time to show us there is no mold on it.
Not the original filter, someone may have tried to fix it. But ultimately I’m thinking it was Ins. Fraud, vandalism, or just maybe they drove through shallow water and water got sucked into the intake and it’s Hydro-locked
Always assume with flood cars that the engine was running when the flood happened. If the engine was running then it probably sucked in water which does not compress. The engine will then stall with a 'hydrolock' situation, basically a cylinder gulps in water then on the compression stroke the engine stops 'dead' because it cannot compress the water. This stress on the engine means that something usually breaks or bends. Removing the water from the pistons will quite often allow the engine to start but the damage is already done and it could take thousands of miles for the problem to show. I realise that this engine eventually failed. I suggest it gulped in water causing hydrolock. When you were 'unseizing' the engine the resistance was due to water in the cylinders which by agitating you worked into the sump. Odds are that this engine was running when it was flooded, but at best someone tried to crank it before it came to you so the same symptoms. There is no way you can tell if hydrolock has occurred, even if the engine is running and driving, so you should assume that they're damaged and maybe budget to replace the engine anyway.
I’m not sure if that car has a NorthStar engine or not but be careful with those cars cause they’re known to have NorthStar engines that are known to blow head gaskets
Do you have a difficult time selling Flood Damage cars in your area? I come across a lot of flood vehicles that look like your caddy with no physical sign of water damage but potential buyers run when they hear it was a flood car? Any advice would be great thank you. Good luck with the caddy it’s nice looking vehicle.
If i had to guess i'd say that the engine is still good, great job of unseizing the engine,but even if the the engine is bad , still worth it, base on what you paid for it .
"NO NO NO " For locked up motors you pull the spark plugs first, then fill the cylinders with the oil let it sit overnight then take the breaker bar and work the crank back and forth trying to break it free !!!
Marvel Mystery Oil down the plug holes!!! Leave for a few hours, then the breaker bar!! Loving that you are being patient that what we all want to see!! Quality over speed!! Back to your old form of doing it right !!! Good Luck Randy!!
Could be something involving the heater-core leaking into the intake manifold. I'm not 100% on how the layout of those older GM's are, but with the floorboard looking like that it could be the heater core leaking antifreeze into the cabin. Interesting to see what comes of it
Damn UM, 17k, 10 hours... Moving On Up! Keep going
+Everythings Regular for sure man. It’s on fire lol. How’s it going?
Auto Auction Rebuilds Going Great! Well this month has been slow, but I’m actually at the auction as we speak, hoping to come across a deal today
I am a $1,000 BUYER for that one while still at yard! Missed it - DANG!! Do good on it!
Was thinking you should do compression test if you haven't done so. Would tell you a lot. Best of luck guys.
Your content has me coming back for more! Great stuff. I would love to see this Cady running. Good luck.
Exellent buy on the Cadillac Randy.... I'm confident your brother and yourself will get it working properly and after that a very good cleaning and off to Wierd Beard. Can't wait to see the other vehicle you got. Shout out to you from Mexico bud
Good content!! I really like when you hunt down the problem and show the process of fixing it. (Or attempting to.) Good luck on the Caddy!!
I feel like there's a lot of potential for this car whether you get it running or not, interior seems in good condition body looks good, rims look fair, overall I think this was a good buy either way Randy, keep up the good content I'm always looking for new videos from you! Enjoy them a lot
Wow, Another seven thousand subscribers and your at the magic on hundred! Well done mate.
Hopefully it runs! My pops has one of these...it’s a great balance of car/SUV.
Jim, your new camera takes real great video's and alittle wide angle as well.love it.Injoy quartsite.
Thanks Randy one of your best videos . We need to see more Jessica !
Jesus this channel skyrocketed in subs. Been here since the early Uber-man vids.
Happy for ya brotha.
Thank you. It's been an insane ride this year once killing off Uber Man lol.
This is the content we've been wanting to see. You got a good car to fix up and flip and I really hope you do get this Cadillac running good because you can make a really good profit on this one from what I'm seeing.
Hey man, this content is very good, keep it up! Cheers from Argentina!
Spray PB Blaster in spark plugs and holes and fill up cylinder's.....and lit it set for 7 days...!! And repeat until free turning....!!
dude that red lexus SC to the left of you at 0:40 is worth some money even being crashed, you can part it out also for good profit, theres huge communities for the SC/Soarers
the first thing you should have done after drooping the old oil mixed with water, is remove the spark plugs and see if there is water in the cylinders. if you crank the engine the water will go out that way if there are any. this is to do before any rotation to the engine - because if there is water there, as we know water are uncompressible it will damage the head pistons and valves.
I think it may work out. Looks good either way. Worst case you could drop the motor from the envoy xuv in it lol.
LOL for sure man.
Not really. Completely different. Envoy XUV has a 4.2 or a 5.3, this has a 3.6
I've got one of these...have fun with that starter. Also take the front timing cover off and replace the chains!!! They are notorious for breaking and when they do...it gets real bad...I know...last November it happened to me. Lol
Should put some liquid wrench in cylinders to break the rings free. Because of water in the block . let that set over night . Then spin the motor over to build up oil pressure and oil to the cylinders heads. Hopefully that should get you started.
You said: : This is not a flood car a thousand times" It is a flood car!
Was it a flood car?
I think you guys are going to get her running. Replace the starter and let the new oil loosen everything up. As always great video.
It probably went nose down into the water when someone tried to cross a flooded creek bed. That happens all the time here in AZ.
Maybe someone drove through some deep water and the intake sucked up water, then they replaced the filter. That thing looked too clean to be the original filter. Water wasn't deep enough to have any intrusion into the car though.
It came from a dealership. Either they replaced the filter to hide the flood damage extent, or it has a blown headgasket and the car dealership defrauded their insurance. Really, I think either is possible. I looked up the carfax as well and it says that a dealership reported it as flood-damaged while in inventory.
that is possible too
ive driven into deep water before in a smaller car tho.. but some people are dude and go very slow and let off gas thats a fucking mistake never let off gas in deep water lol
@@nigmanjones9446 Considering the engine locked up on him after less than 200 miles, I am pretty sure you and argonian are right.
Or it just got air out
I was shocked you seeing those rims. For about 8 yrs I been rolling the exact same design on 22's. Also I bought them used. They got to be a 2010 design. I get compliments on them a lot as well.
I've been loving these videos. Got on a huge Samcracc kick and found yours, keep up the great work
The caddy for the price is a good buy. The 3.6 is used throughout many vehicles. Easy to swap if it's no good.
like the caddy I think you guys will get it up and running...
Most of the Cadillacs had the inlet to the airfilter about a foot off the ground. This would allow water to enter the engine on a flooded street. I'll be surprised if a rod isn't bent.
With that much water in the sump it sounds to me that the engine has hydraulic-ed and possibly bent a rod or valve so be very careful.
Carter
Hey glad you changed the oil this time on a flood car before starting it lol Love your vids! Keep up the great work!!
*that SRX is not bad at all.betting that it was probably driven into some high water and that's the flood they are talking about. the air box being open like that it won't have any water in it.the fact that you got it freed up and cranking now, i'd say the motor is all that really was affected. now that you have it turning over i'd say it may have been driven into flood water and whoever owned it was too dumb to shut it off before it sucked up a bunch of water. the starter sounds like it was full of sand or something gritty too.never heard that before. that thing might be a nice little status wagon for you to sporrt around in looks like it will clean up really nice too*
I love mine. Great car. Only thing that sucks is fuel mileage and staggered tires sizes prevents rotating them.
The nipple grease fittings that were removed from the leaf spring main bolts are really called grease zerts.
Nice find Randy. Will make some good content for the channel. I'll be watching them all....
I have bought 2 motorcycles from Coparts Crashedtoys. I don't think they would mind the advertisement. 1 a 2002 Harley 883 for 2000 dollars that is my bike to ride on the weekend. Runs great and had no problems with it. And just to have something to play with a 2007 Kawasaki ex 250 flood motorcycle that I am working on. Some of them have a reserve on them that I feel is way too much, but you can find a deal sometimes. So if your mechanically inclined and always wanted a motorcycle you might check them out. Of course for new riders I would get a dirt bike and ride the hills or gravel pits for a little while to get a handle on riding. If you can handle dirt then you can handle street.
Can’t lie never liked this type of suv but for the price I would definitely get one, hope everything works out for you
Those SRXs look kinda cool. And are good handlers for an suv.
Any car that's had that many A/C compressors is someone been changing the symptom, not the cause. What usually happens is the first compressor blew up and scattered bits of shrapnel throughout the system, so that each new compressor gets eaten up. What's needed is to evac the entire system, change the receiver-drier, and more than likely the expansion valve assembly, (wickedly small orifice in that valve, and chances are really good that it's also clogged.) A lot of work, but the only way to go!
Don't know how I got here but glad I did great upload and subscribed I buy from copart in uk
Man, I’m a proud Cadillac owner. Gotta love that Northstar V8. My starter went out to while I was out one day. Went and got a junk yard starter and she fired right up. Now I just gotta fix my heater actuator.
@@catfisher420 exactly they are junk
catfisher420 naw they are good cars if you take care of them my pops Cadillac has 244000 on the dash and runs like a champ
Meh, got a 2006 SRX, 138k miles on it, loaded with all the bells and whistles, 3.6l from auction for $3800. Needed new tires, coils, plugs and a battery but outside of that didn't spend anymore on it. I could have flipped it and sold it easily for $5500 and made a little bit but it runs really well so keeping it as a daily use vehicle. Outside of changing light bulbs, not a bad car to maintain.
Rims are doodoo, put factory on it
Those ugly rims definitely are not factory rims!
Thank you so much for the music change. I may subscribe now.
Great video randy
Waiting for more videos on this car
Good luck from Israel
Looks good. But be careful about the engine if the headgaskets blown i dont know. But it dosent look to bad.
Boy he can Make it run it allows fun to see if he can make it run love the videos
With the sugar on the floor smell the gas just to make sure there isn't any sugar in the gas
Sugar not soluble in gasoline anyway like sand,just empty out tank fresh gasoline. Sugar in gas tank no different than putting sand in there.
It’s very possible that they drove through deep water stalled and tried to start it may not have gotten into the interior of the vehicle. That filter looks like the prob just replaced it. May be not a complete flood but has water damage to the engine so it’s flooded.
cool video. Hope it starts up soon.
Flood claim can also be made if a car gets hydrolocked (even if only temperary) via hitting road pockets of water, ie; large puddles after heavy rain(s).
It's an insurance scam. Someone has claimed against their insurance saying it was in a flood.The lack of care shown to the vehicle says the owner drove it till it died then got a quote from a workshop for more than it's worth.And maybe topped the engine with antifreeze instead of oil?
Awesome, that would sell quick on the lot. Hope it can get fixed
Good luck on the Caddy. I'm guessing you checked for water in the gas tank?
You definitely should have pulled the plugs and put Mystery Oil in before you tried to turn it over. Pretty much the same procedure for any flood.
lmfao so the engine is hydrolocked and they replaced the air filter what's so hard to figure out?
Honestly I was hoping you found an Escalade at first but SRX are awesome cars too
baking soda to absorb the smell of the flood look under the dash for mud in the wiring harness
This car is obviously a fresh water flood car. Not too many signs but most of the electrical component goes most of the time. Also a lots of send kind of debris inside the engine. Learned 20 years ago that I never buy a flood car... except if I can get an exact same car as a donor car.
On all caddy's srx the tire size is not a mismatch. The back set is always bigger then the front set. I own 1
The water that was coming out of the oil pan looked like clear water, not coolant. I'm curious how it would have happened though, if it had come through the intake while running it would have hydrolocked the pistons and probably ruined the engine and if it flooded while not running it should have left water (or evidence of it) in the cylinders and on the plugs. Will be interested to see if she runs again. One thing I wonder is if the bottom end of the engine was under water it might have leaked in around the dipstick tube seal or something similar.
Question . Before saying she is locked up did you guys try turning it backwards. I ask cause I have seen many people think their motor was locked up after blowing a head gasket only to find it was water locked. Turned backwards 1 rotation than spun fine
The cost of a new air filter that fits a SRX - $7.98.... The cost of making Randy go crazy on why or why not this was a "flood car" - Pricele$$.... Honestly, You could easily make your money back if needed via selling the lights, interior trim, and other parts - there has to be at least $1500 - $2000 in money there - You might even get something for those wheels if you light up the "Bat Man" signal!
When you didn't see flood evidence, my first thought was insurance fraud. Someone could have hurt the engine, and decided to get their insurance to buy the car.
So interesting:) The area looks like the military "Bone Yard" for US Air force
I was told that flood cars are not good for resale cause the water affecting the electronics for airbags and stuff like that. Also, maybe the front end only got water in it.
lol i had a neighbor who told his daughter "dont forget to put some coolant in the car!" and she literally put coolant in the engine because the oil cap was the first thing she saw, and so their car needed a new engine lol, all because they had a small coolant leak 🙄🙄
I bought one for $1100 at a auction. Runs great 107k miles but dented in the front
When they say flood it may have driven through a deep puddle and it sucked it into the motor because that air filter has got a dark water mark on it if you look closely
>Puts a rag over lot number to save editing time
>Films mystery car and now needs to make a car shaped blur censor with tracking.
:P
Cool caddy. Should fire over in some capacity easy, just a matter of how much damage was done
Love the channel, but those wheels + the chrome SRX fuel door cover screams previous owner was badge-riding and wanted everyone to know how "hood rich" they are. Look a 10 year old Caddy.
Good luck with the flip.
Jesus Christ two words ELECTRONIC NIGHTMARE those older caddies after junk that's why you can find CTSs for dirt cheap honestly would tell you to stay away from Cadillacs not worth the money to fix one imo, I've also worked on a few at a dealership
thry are absolutely junk, he should saty away from that
Cadillac are garbage . Did head gaskets on North Star once . Starter is under intake. Delivered heads to machine shop & they tell us that the motor is a heli-coil block job. Heli-coil block???? We found out when torquing head bolt all the threads would strip out. Never again .
@@jaybee5832 i feel this comment
Good luck with this one!
Hi these engines are notorious for timing chain problems they use the same engine in the australian commodores.
Great vid, also, if and engine is seized, can you use the tool you use to try to get it to crank?
Also, would it work on an oil seize?
Even if the cylinders had water in them, once you turn the motor over, it would dump the water into the exhaust! Simply charge the battery & fire it up!
Great vehicle!👍 *”Does that milkshake (oil) bring all the boys to the yard!?”* WOW! 😮 that’s A LOT of water!! 💦 However, those have to be THE MOST uncomfortable vehicle I’ve ever driven! Drove my Gma’s 04 SRX from FL to WI a few years ago. Something about the seat, idk, it certainly wasn’t what I expected for a Cadillac!👎
Randy, do you have a list of cars you have for sale, and their prices. Would you be able to post these to your channels? Thanks
You forgot to mention that it's not a flood car. And I was hoping you could take the airfilter out at least one time to show us there is no mold on it.
check water pressure test, see if head gasket is leaking
Not the original filter, someone may have tried to fix it. But ultimately I’m thinking it was Ins. Fraud, vandalism, or just maybe they drove through shallow water and water got sucked into the intake and it’s Hydro-locked
I’ve owned 4 different Cadillacs. I’d run from one with engine problems. You’ll easily get $1000 on parts though. It’s a lot of work though.
fix and keep it. you said you were looking for a winter car. this would fit the bill.
Always assume with flood cars that the engine was running when the flood happened. If the engine was running then it probably sucked in water which does not compress. The engine will then stall with a 'hydrolock' situation, basically a cylinder gulps in water then on the compression stroke the engine stops 'dead' because it cannot compress the water. This stress on the engine means that something usually breaks or bends. Removing the water from the pistons will quite often allow the engine to start but the damage is already done and it could take thousands of miles for the problem to show. I realise that this engine eventually failed. I suggest it gulped in water causing hydrolock. When you were 'unseizing' the engine the resistance was due to water in the cylinders which by agitating you worked into the sump. Odds are that this engine was running when it was flooded, but at best someone tried to crank it before it came to you so the same symptoms. There is no way you can tell if hydrolock has occurred, even if the engine is running and driving, so you should assume that they're damaged and maybe budget to replace the engine anyway.
For a car who were in a flood, does it affect the electronic(computer)?
Water and electronics doesn't go well together.
Enjoyed. Fun stuff. Hope she runs!!
The tires mismathed isn't always a sign of bad maintenince.
I’m not sure if that car has a NorthStar engine or not but be careful with those cars cause they’re known to have NorthStar engines that are known to blow head gaskets
Nice truck and I hope it works out well. Peace and love to all...
Do you have a difficult time selling Flood Damage cars in your area? I come across a lot of flood vehicles that look like your caddy with no physical sign of water damage but potential buyers run when they hear it was a flood car? Any advice would be great thank you. Good luck with the caddy it’s nice looking vehicle.
good episode learned something thing today
I say buy ! Replace head gasket - no big deal.
Great content men! Keep it up!
If i had to guess i'd say that the engine is still good, great job of unseizing the engine,but even if the the engine is bad , still worth it, base on what you paid for it .
you should off pulled the belt off then start it it might be the ac compressor is locked up had it happen on a ford truck once
Look at all the dirt on the seats in that Cadillac that's what made me thing it was a flood since flood water is dirty.
"NO NO NO " For locked up motors you pull the spark plugs first, then fill the cylinders with the oil let it sit overnight then take the breaker bar and work the crank back and forth trying to break it free !!!
Sitting on the toilet and watching this 😎😎
Haha
Same
Same
Same here !
Did you remember to replace the ass gasket ?