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1954 Cadillac - GM Heritage Center

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MAP LIGHT<br />

For your convenience, a map light is located under the top edge<br />

at the center of the instrument panel. With front doors closed, it<br />

may be operated manually by means of the switch at the front of<br />

the map light. It automatically serves as a courtesy light when<br />

either front door is open on Sedan models. On Coupes, the dome<br />

lamp serves as a courtesy light when the door is open.<br />

CONTROLLED VENTILATION<br />

Air for ventilation enters through ducts located directly beneath<br />

the windshield. This location prevents excessive intake of exhaust<br />

fumes from other cars. Incoming fresh air passes over water<br />

separators and is admitted to the passenger compartment through<br />

valves controlled by push-pull knobs. The control knobs—one for<br />

each side of the car—are conveniently located on the Instrument<br />

Control Cluster. The control for the right side of the car is located<br />

on the right at the steering column, while the left-hand control is<br />

at the left side of the steering column.<br />

When direct outside ventilation is not desired, the knobs should<br />

be pushed in. This prevents the entrance of outside air, and also<br />

allows diversion through the <strong>Cadillac</strong> Automatic Heating System<br />

when that system is turned on during the cold weather months.<br />

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through ducts and grilles in each front

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