1930 Cadillac Brochure Front Cover - GM Heritage Center

Table of Contents
CHAPTER I—Cadillac Service
Cadillac-La Salle Service Stations—Service card—Service charges—Repair parts—
The owner's obligation—Lubrication—Inspection.
Copyright 1929 by
Cadillac Motor Car Company
CHAPTER II—Operation
Locks—Ignition switch lock—Gasoline gauge—Temperature indicator—Throttle
control—Ignition control—Carburetor enriching control—Carburetor heat control
—Starter pedal—Oil pressure gauge—Clutch pedal—Transmission control—Coasting
—Brakes—Speedometer—Ammeter—Lighting switch—Danger of running engine in
closed garage.
CHAPTER III—Equipment
Windshield and ventilation—Windshield cleaner—Adjustable seat—Cigar lighters
and inspection lamp—TOOLS—Tool compartment—TIRES—Tire valve caps—
Inflation pressure—Tire air compressor—Tire carrier—Spare wheel carrier—Truing
up rim—Use of jack in changing tires—Changing tires—Tire balancing marks.
CHAPTER IV—Lubrication
Lubrication schedule—Lubrication notice—Lubrication chart—LUBRICANTS —
Engine oil—Gear lubricant—Chassis grease—Wheel bearing and cup grease
—ENGINE LUBRICATION—Oil level—Crankcase ventilating system and oil
filter—Replacing engine oil.
CHAPTER V—Cold Weather Operation
PREPARING FOR COLD WEATHER—Anti-frcczing solutions—Capacity of cooling
system—Winter lubrication—Storage battery—Gasoline system—STARTING
THE ENGINE—Carburetor enriching button—Priming the carburetor—Position
of throttle hand lever—Position of spark control lever—Use of starter—Use ol
accelerator before engine is warm.
CHAPTER VI—General Care
Storage battery—Cooling system—Gasoline filter—Temporarybrake adjustment—
BODY—Care of finish—Careof the top—Cleaning upholstery—Door Hardware.
EDITION NO. 353-1
In ordering a duplicate of this Manual specify the
above number or the engine number of the car.
CHAPTER VII—Storing Car
Engine—Storage battery—Tires—Body and top—Taking car out of storage.
CHAPTER VIII—Specifications and License Data
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