I could definitely use them, the only Chilton's manual I've been able to
find reads like a first grade primer. No detail at all, none of the engine
monitoring circuits are shown, no vacuum diagrams, the thing is absolutely
worthless.

"WindsorFox[SS]" > wrote in message
news:NYwCe.56291$iU.13545@lakeread05...
> ironrod wrote:
> > I probably should have mentioned my post was off topic, but there is
> > absolutely no information flow on the Cadillac News group. I was just
> > hoping somebody here might be able to help me out. The car is a 1973
> > Eldorado BTW.
> >
>
>
> C'mon, if someone in the Mustang group can't look at that subject
> line and see it's OT, then really don't need to be driving. Besides that
> anyone that's been here more than 8 months would remember the last time
> you posted about it. And yeah, I've been to the Caddi group.
> Unfortunately (for you) all of the old Cadillacs we had are gone. I have
> been sniffing around in the garage and if I find the Cadillac shop
> manuals I had I'll let you know.
>
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