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Cadillac Spindle provides the accurate steering feel by firmly finding your wheel as you deal with cornering and braking requirements. Cadillac has been the symbol of daring design and reliable creativity since 1902. Customers choose Cadillac due to its silent cabins, elegant details of the interior, and user-friendly screens that turn each journey into a pleasant one. The brand continues its electrical initiatives such as the hand built Celestiq sedan which uses the BEV3 platform, has a smart glass roof, and sprays a complete width touchscreen across the dashboard. Heritage is important, and by having one, you are connected with a hundred years of auto making art and success. All these are indications that Cadillac would like motoring to be easy and enjoyable, and wrap its occupants in the fine comfort as it provides quick and efficient performance. The suspension has its hub carrier, which is a Spindle, bearing, and allowing the wheel to spin freely at any rate. In order to replace a Spindle, park on even ground, chock the rear tires, jack a corner and place a stand. Take out wheel, brake caliper, rotor and tie rod nut. Pop up both upper and lower ball joints, drag the axle off the hub in the front drive models and pull out the old Spindle. Position the hub bearing when necessary, install the new component, reassemble the axle, tighten joints, reattach tie rod, reattach rotor and caliper, attach the wheel, tighten fasteners with a torque wrench and refer to the service manual to get the values of the torque of the bolt, and test steering and brakes.