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For Reattacc's benefit, he should also check out the thread I started on July 31 (BCM Codes via CRT) for additional comments by Padgett and Daves89.

Hey thanks for the info. I think I can make that happen. I appreciate the help

First off the wire is not an electrical wire. It is more like coaxial cable. So if you want to try repairing yours get some coaxial cable and some coaxial cable splices. I used to rebuild them with my mechanic friend but at this time he has little interest in doing some. If we were to do them again it would be a winter project not now because here in Wisconsin our summers seem so short...

Thanks! It is a center emblem from a stock wheel cap that has been cut down to fit the Cadillac center.

I continue to be impressed with the information available in the "How-To Guides" and from the FSM. Thanks for sharing. Something else for my Reatta folder.

This will show you the location of all the vacuum lines: Vacuum Supply Line Information

I would have it moved to your home or some more convenient location and list it for sale if for no other reason to save a piece of automotive history from the crusher. I'm sure someone would appreciate it.

Check BD-70 for a value over 3%

I just updated the list at the top of this thread with another difference between the '88 models and later models. The '88 models have longer threads on the spindle that hold the front hubs on. About 1/2 inch of threads have to be cut off to use the seven spoke Buick and Cadillac chrome wheels and probably some others. If you don't saw off the threads the wheels will fit but the extra length of the threads will prevent the center cap from snapping all the way into the wheels.

I own and drive a 1988, 89 and 90. The '90 is without the CRT but has the more modern dash look. But as we have seen the CRT has made a comeback and is on most cars today. So the '90 is actually more "dated" then the '88/89. The '88 has the black horn button and suede seats [both out of the car and replaced with standard seats and sunburst horn button so looks like the '89 other then what Ronnie said about the glove box and keyless entry. Because the '89 is my "first" and Red [my preferred color] it is my favorite.