1954 Cadillac - GM Heritage Center

YOUR EASY REFERENCE INDEX
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AIR CLEANER 36
AIR CONDITIONER 9, 10
BRAKES:
Hand Brake 12
Hand Brake Warning Light 12
CIGAR LIGHTER AND ASH TRAY. 11
CLOCK, ELECTRIC 13, 14
COOLING SYSTEM:
Anti-Freeze 23
Inhibitor 23
Radiator Filler Cap 22
DRIVER'S SEAT:
Adjustment (Electric) 3, 37
(Manual) 3
ENGINE BREAK-IN 18
FINISH (Care of):
Blue Coral Treatment 28
Chrome Plating Care 28
Kar-Kleen 28
FUSES, LOCATION OF 14
GASOLINE:
Fuel Filter 36
Gauge 5
Octane Rating 19
Tank Capacity 18
HEATER:
Automatic 9
HYDRA-MATIC DRIVE
Operation 15
HYDRO-IECTRIC SYSTEM:
Convertible Top 37, 38, 39
INSTRUMENTS:
Clock 13,14
Gasoline Gauge 5
Generator Indicator Light 5
Oil Pressure Warning light 5
Speedometer 4
Temperature Indicator .. .' 4
LICENSE DATA.: 39
LIGHTS:
Back-Up Lights. 7
Beam Indicator 6
Beam Selector 6
Fog Lights 5
Headlight Controls 5
Map light 8
Parking Lights 5
Turn Signal 7
LOCKS:
Door Locks 26
Heed Lock 24
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Ignition Lock 15
Luggage Compartment lock 27
LUBRICATION:
Agreement 34
Chassis 35
Cold Weather 18
Engine Oils 19
Hydra-Matic Fluid 20
Oil Filter 21, 36
Oil Level 21
Rear Axle 36
PARKING:
Parking Lights 5
Safety On Hills 17
POWER BRAKE 26
POWER STEERING. 24, 25
RADIO CONTROLS:
Signal-Seeking, Pre-Seledw... 12, 13
REAR VIEW MIRROR 4
SAFETY NOTES:
Anti-Freeze 23
Carbon Monoxide 49
Filler Cap 22
Hill Parking 17
SERVICE:
Authorized Service 34
Identification Card 32
Owner's Policy 32
Safety Check 35
Station listing 40 thru 47
STARTING:
Flooded Engine 15
Hydra-Matic Drive 15, 16, 17
Ignition Switch 14
Pushing 7
Starter Switch 15
SUN VISORS 11
TIRES:
Changing Wheels 30
Interchanging Tires 29
Pressures Recommended 29
Removing Rear Wheel Shields 30
White Sidewall Cleaning 31
VENTILATION CONTROL 8
WARRANTIES:
Battery 33
Manufacturer's 31
Tire 33
WHEELS: (See •Tires")
WINDOW REGULATORS
(Electric) 27.37
WINDSHIELD WIPERS II
THIRD EDITION
LITHO IN U.S.A.
A SAFETY NOTE
Carbon monoxide poisoning is always present in exhaust
gases when any concentration of these gases is present
in the air; namely, in a garage, in congested traffic, or
when stopped closely behind a vehicle with its motor
running. With the air intake located just below the wind­
shield, your new Cadillac provides you with maximum
protection against exhaust fumes. Also, exhaust gases
may have strong odors which normally should give warn­
ing of their presence. However, the exhaust gases from
some vehicles may not be so noticeable under certain
conditions and the senses of various people react dif­
ferently. These gases contain poisonous carbon monoxide
which by itself is tasteless, colorless and odorless.
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