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    With the CT5, Cadillac announced that the 2.0L engine would offer cylinder deactivation. Not exactly a common feature on four-cylinder engines, but what caught our ear was how they were planning to do it. "A three-step sliding camshaft." What? A camshaft that slides? How did we miss that same...
    cadillac sliding camshaft tech
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