I have a 97 Cadillac deville with the northstar v8 it sat for about 2 years then I got it its was over heating

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Asked by Bubba Jun 22, 2015 at 12:03 AM about the 1997 Cadillac DeVille Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I went over everything its not the
heater core or the radiator or any of
the lines well I noticed it had a tiny
leak where the water pump housing
bolts too the heads then I noticed it
was getting coolant into the oil so i
think its a head gasket but not sure
because it could be the head. I'm
willing too do the work but I was told
buy someone that you can't get the
heads off without dropping the motor
and trans out is that true ?

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I know my way around cars pretty well I've done it my whole life I just want too see how much work its going to be

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Those motors are junk aluminum heads .headbolts strip out .

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they are a piece of junk. i think they do these things to get money from the consumer.any one could have come up with a better idea than this radiator crap.

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