Common Problems, Issues, Recalls, and Reliability

• Steering Wheel Position Sensor May Fail

  The steering wheel position sensor may fail, resulting in the service stability message being displayed.

• Flush brake fluid every 60,000 miles

  Failure of brake components can be caused by contaminated brake fluid. To help prevent this the Brake fluid should be flushed at the very least every 60,000 miles.

2015 Questions and Answers

Related Questions

• Cadillac Srx HVAC And Heated Seat Controls Not Working

  2015 CADILLAC SRX, 3.6L, 6 CYL, 4WD, AUTOMATIC, 78, 000 MILES

  related to interior, seat, heater, not-working

  None of the controls function on the lower touch screen except "home", "radio on and off" and "volume control". No heat, A/C, fan or heated seat's. Tech's claim that this type of radio fails ofte..

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• Cadillac Srx Metal On Metal Noise When Driving

  2015 CADILLAC SRX, V6, 2WD, AUTOMATIC, 27, 500 MILES

  related to tires, symptoms, noise

  I took it to the dealership and had the brakes and rotors done. After about five days the noise returned only worse. I took the car back and now they say it is because I have mismatched tires. I hav..

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2015 Maintenance and Repair

• Causes of Engine Vibration
• How To Use a Battery Charger
• Exhaust Smell Understanding Where The Problem Lies
• How To Tell If You Have a Faulty Hydraulic Lifter
• How To Repair a Tire Valve
• How To Use a Trickle Charger on your
• Exhaust Manifold Leak Repair Cost: Average Prices To Expect
• Average Brake Repair Cost for Each Brake Problem
• Tips for Recharging your Battery
• Most Common Signs That Your Needs a Transmission Flush
• Burning Smell from - Understand What is Happening
• Causes of Engine Knock
• The Best Battery Brand To Use for Lasting Performance
• Tire Companies To Avoid
• Tire Alignment: How To Know When You Need It
• How To Tell If You Have a Faulty Engine Speed Sensor
• How To Tell If You Have a Faulty Head Gasket
• How To Repair Hail Damage
• How To Tell If You Have a Faulty Coil Pack
• How To Tell If You Have a Faulty Alternator
• Most Common Transmission Problems
• Using Nitrogen for Tire Inflation: Advantages Disadvantages
• How To Tell If You Have a Faulty Distributor
• Symptoms of Fried Piston Rings
• How To Tell If You Have a Faulty Coolant Temperature Sensor
• Advantages and Disadvantages of Radial Tires
• How To Reset The Tire Pressure Sensor Correctly
• How To Tell If You Have a Faulty Ecu
• Common Oil Pump Failure Symptoms
• My Smells: 7 Tips for Getting Rid of Bad Auto Odors
• Acrylic Car Paint: Understanding The Pros and Cons
• Understand Brake Noise for a Proper Diagnosis
• How To Tell If You Have a Faulty Mass Airflow Sensor
• Waxing Temperature - Understanding The Best Time To Wax Your Car
• How To Tell If Its Time for a Engine Rebuild
• How To Tell If You Have a Faulty Throttle Position Sensor
• Signs Your has a Faulty Transmission Filter
• Windshield Repair Quote: Average Prices On Common Repairs
• How To Tell When a Brake Rotors Need To Be Replaced
• What Happens If Your Runs Out of Engine Oil
• How To Repair a Aluminum Radiator
• Chrome Rim Repair: a How To Guide
• Average Tire Puncture Repair Cost
• The Best Way To Polish Paint: Two Methods To Consider
• Causes of White Exhaust Smoke
• What Should a Full Detailing Service Include
• What Does It Mean If You Have a Low Oil Pressure At Idle
• Wax Formula - Understanding What Its Made Of
• Polish and Wax: Are They The Same Which Comes First
• Understanding When You Should Wax Your : Hot or Cold Temperature
• Paint Types Pros and Cons of Each
• How To Mix Paint Properly So The Color Spreads Evenly
• Clear Coat Car Paint - Understanding The Pros and Cons
• How To Apply Paint Primer Correctly
• Spray Painting Techniques for a Proper Coat
• Windshield Scratch Repair: a How To Guide
• A Routine Maintenance Schedule Based On Engine Mileage
• Buyers Guide: Oil Free or Oil Air Compressor
• What To Do If You Start To Get Brake Smell
• Causes of Blue Exhaust Smoke
• When Should You Turn your Brake Rotors
• How To Repair a Leaking Gas Tank
• How To Tell If You Have a Faulty Manifold Pressure Sensor
• How To Tell If You Have a Faulty Oxygen Sensor
• What Happens If Your Runs Out of Coolant
• How Often Should You Replace Your Radiator Fluid
• Radiator Fluid: What To Use What To Avoid
• Repair: How To Use Radiator Sealant
• Radiator Repair: 3 Soldering Tips for Proper Restoration
• Average Radiator Repair Costs: Dont Get Scammed
• Signs of a Worn Out Engine Bearing
• Causes of Lifter Tick
• How To Bleed a Radiator: An Auto Diy Maintenance Guide
• Tire Repair: Tire Patch Vs Plug
• Types of Brake Pads To Be Aware of
• Pros and Cons of a High Flow Air Filter
• Benefits of Changing Your Air Filter
• Common Problems Associated With Fully Synthetic Oil
• What Is The Difference Between a Synthetic Oil and Conventional Oil
• How Often Should You Clean and Condition Leather Seats
• How Oil Change Affects Gas Mileage
• Advantages That New Tires Give Your
• How To Prevent a Spark Plug Blow Out Ignition: Problems Solved
• Copper Spark Plugs Vs Iridium and Platinum: Understand for Top Performance
• How To Fix a Power Steering Hose Leak
• Essential Power Steering Parts and What They Do
• How To Get Rid of a Mildew Smell
• Battery or Alternator How To Tell Where The Problem Lies
• Everything You Need To Know About Brake Fluid
• Weird Air Conditioner Smell: What It Means and How To Fix It