1954 Cadillac - GM Heritage Center
1954 Cadillac - GM Heritage Center
1954 Cadillac - GM Heritage Center
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CONVENIENT DOOR LOCKS<br />
POWER BRAKE<br />
The <strong>Cadillac</strong> Power Brake is faster acting,<br />
easier to apply and completely safe for all<br />
driving conditions. If your car is equipped<br />
with this feature, you will find that braking<br />
effort is reduced considerably for<br />
moderate to severe applications.<br />
The conventional brake pedal and<br />
system have been retained. This has been<br />
done so that if the power system should become<br />
inoperative, or if it is ever necessary<br />
to apply the brakes when the engine is<br />
not running, there is sufficient leverage to<br />
stop the car with foot power alone.<br />
Each door -on your <strong>Cadillac</strong> can be locked<br />
from the inside by pushing down the lock<br />
button on the sill. Doors may also be<br />
locked from the outside with this button<br />
by pushing the button.down while the<br />
door is open, and then holding the door<br />
handle opening button all the way in while<br />
closing the door. Locks on the rear doors<br />
of Sedans are set so that both the inside<br />
and outside door handles are inoperative<br />
when the lock button is depressed. To<br />
open a door, it is then necessary to lift the<br />
lock button before operating the door handle. If desired, the locks<br />
on the rear doors of Sedans can be reset by any Authorized <strong>Cadillac</strong><br />
Dealer so that pushing down the lock button makes only the outside<br />
handle inoperative to outside opening.<br />
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ELECTRIC WINDOW<br />
REGULATION<br />
The electrically-operated windows on<br />
cars so equipped are connected so that<br />
they will not operate unless the ignition<br />
switch is "ON" or in the accessory (left)<br />
position. The button controls for raising<br />
and lowering the windows are located<br />
on each door in the finish panel. Four<br />
master control switches are located on<br />
the left front door to operate all four<br />
windows. The Series 75 models have<br />
four buttons on the left front door<br />
which control the raising and lowering<br />
of the two front windows and the raising<br />
only of the two rear compartment<br />
windows. On the Series 75 Limousine,<br />
controls for the rear-door windows and<br />
division glass are conveniently on the<br />
rear armrests.<br />
On all Coupe models, the control switches for the rear quarter<br />
windows are in the armrest.<br />
LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT<br />
The luggage compartment lid on your <strong>1954</strong> <strong>Cadillac</strong> has a counterbalanced<br />
construction and is fitted with a key-lock release. To<br />
open, insert the key with the rounded head, turn in a clockwise<br />
direction and, using the grip under the "V" of the <strong>Cadillac</strong><br />
emblem, lift the lid up. To close, pull down to a position 6 or 8<br />
inches from closing, remove the key and push lid firmly downward.<br />
This automatically locks the luggage compartment. An automatic<br />
interior light operates for your convenience when the luggage<br />
compartment lid is raised.