1930 Cadillac Brochure Front Cover - GM Heritage Center

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32 CADILLAC OPERATOR'S MANUAL EQUIPMENT 33 Fipire 17a. Jack up the wheel until the tire clears the ground. Remove the dust cap and clamping nut from the valve stem. Remove the six rim clamps, unscrewing them with the brace wrench supplied in the tool kit. Fi'un lHa. Remove the hub cap with the wrench in the tool kit. Hub caps are marked with arrows showing the direction in which thev screw on and off'. Figure lib. Rotate the wheel until the valve stem is at the top, and pull the bottom of the rim awav from the wheel. Fif.'/rt lSb. lack up the axle until the weight of the car is off of the wheel, but with the tire still dragging. Loosen the cap screws around the wheel hub bv turning them in a counter-clockwise direction with the wrench. Then jack the wheel up further, remove the cap screws and take the wheel off of the hub. Fipire 17c. Then rotate the wheel until the valve stem approaches the bottom, when the rim and tire will roll free from the wheel and can be removed without lifting. Fiyirt lie. To mount a wheel, simplv set it up on the hub and start the cap screws by hand. Then tighten the screws with the wrench, but do not tighten them in rotation. After tightening one screw, tighten the screw directlv opposite. To mount a rim, rotate the wheel until the hole for the valve stem is in the position shown in the last illustration. Insert the valve stem and rotate the wheel, which will carry the rim with it, until the valve stem is at the top. Then push the lower part of the rim into place. Install the rim clamps over the rim and turn the nuts partly down. Go over the nuts again and tighten them firmly. Install the valve stem clamping nut and the dust cap. Be sure the clamping nut is tight. Fipire 17. Changing rims ..Standard wood wheels) F'i«n IS. Changing Wire Wheels
CADILLAC LUBRICATION SCHEDULE OWNERS NAME ADDRESS CHAPTER IV Lubrication Lubrication Schedule SYSTEMATIC lubrication, at regular mileage intervals, is the only kind that is effective. On page 36 is a complete lubrication schedule, which, if faithfully followed, will insure correct lubrication for each wearing surface of the Cadillac car. The unit of the schedule is 12000 miles, which is divided into twelve 1000- mile intervals. Corresponding to these is a series of twelve consecutive groups of lubricating operations. When the car has traveled 1000 miles, the points enumerated under Lubrication No. 1 should receive attention. At 2000 miles, Lubrication No. 2 is due, and so on until at 12000 miles, Lubrication No. 12 should be performed. At 13000 miles, the schedule begins again with Lubrication No. 1. It will be noticed from the schedule that there are actually only four different lubrication operations, but that they are numbered according to the various times that they come due. Lubrication Notice In order that the driver may be continually reminded of the mileage at which the next lubrication is due, the speedometer is provided with a lubrication notice. This consists of a strip of black celluloid (Fig. 19), which is placed across the speedometer cover glass below the total mileage dial and which has two white spaces, one for the lubrication number and one for the mileage at which it is due. "ENLACE OIL FILTER CAPFRIDGE AND CLEAN OIL PAN AND SCREEN . , , I THE FOLLOWING OPERATIONS CANNCT BE PLACED ON A MILEAGE BASIS A NO ARE NOT INCLUDED IN THE ABOVE SCHEDULE: REMOVE OIL UN AND CLEAN PAN AND SCREEN ONCE A TEAR OR WHENEVER OIL FILTER IS CHANGED THIN REAR AXLE AND TRANSMISSION LUBRICANT AS REOUIREO FOR LOW TEMPERATURES. DRAIN AND REPLACE REAR AXLE AND TRANSMISSION LUBRICANT AT BEGINNING OF MILD WEATHER IN SPRING REMOVE SPRING COVERS ONCE A SEASON ANO REPACK WITH PETROLEUM JELLY *IN SUMMER. INSPECT BATTEPT EVERY !«c MILES OR AT LEAST EVERY ; WEEKS **RECOMMENDED BUT NOT INCLUDED IN LUBRICATIONS 6 AND 12. RECORD ON OTHER Figure 20. This is a fac-simile of the Cadillac Lubrication Schedule and Record Card. Provision is made on the back of the card tor recording when and where the car is lubricated. A copy of this card can be obtained on request from Cadillac distributors and dealers. '34^ SIDE Whenever the car is lubricated on the schedule, the figures then on the celluloid should be erased and the next lubrication number and the mileage at which it is due should be written or stamped in their places. If this notice is used, the driver need only glance occasionally at the speedometer and compare the mileage on the dial with the Figure 19. The lubrica- t i o n n , o t i « i s , a continual reminder of when the next lubrication is due. figures on the notice in order to plan for the necessary attention. C35) r
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Newly styled throughout with fresh,
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THE TWO-PASSENGER COVPE Tim impress
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THE EJl'E-l'ISSEACER SED.(.\ ('.omb
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SUPREMACY IN COACHCRAFT The new Cad
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THL Fllh:-PASSF.\GER COUPE Long a p
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MECHANICAL FEATURES i i ! I i i i i
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is cleaned twice in its passage bet
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for the Cadillac car and will give
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straining. All the oil drained back
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sion case and has no tendency to sp
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Pistons are gauged for eccenlricily
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FRONT AXLE The front axle is of the
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Cadillac steering yearassemblies ar
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Completely harmonized steering syst
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INBUILT SUPERIORITY Thus by thoroug
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ternal on Iwth front ami rear wheel
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Table of Contents CHAPTER I—Qui i
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distributor or dealer who sold him
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CHAPTER II OPERATION ONii of the fi
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same. It is also necessary to disen
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CHAPTER III EQUIPMENT IN addition t
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To place a tire and rim on the carr
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OWNER'S NAME ADDRESS DO NOT WAIT FO
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Chassis Grease Lubricant conforming
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CHAPTER V COLD WEATHER OPERATION SA
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to clean the gasoline filters and t
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wet a clean soft chamois, wring it
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