1930 Cadillac Brochure Front Cover - GM Heritage Center

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Accelerator 11 Accelerator, use in cold weather. . . .44 Adding water to battery 46 Adjustable seats 23 Alcohol for anti-freeze 38 Ammeter 16 Anti-freeze solutions 38 Authorized service stations 5 B Balancing marks on tires 27 Battery 45 Battery, preparing for storage 51 Brake adjustment 48 Brakes 19 INDEX <strong>Cadillac</strong> service 5 Carbon monoxide poisoning 21 Carburetor flooded 15 Carburetor, to prime 42 Card, service 6 Changing engine oil 36 Changing tires 27 Charging rate 16, 53 Charges for service 7 Chart, lubrication 32 Chassis grease 34 Choke button 11 Cigar lighters 24 Clutch pedal 16 Clutch, use of 16 Coasting 19 Coincidental lock 10 Cold weather lubrication 40 Cold weather operation 38 Compartment for tools 24 Cooling system 40, 47 Crankcase ventilating system 36 D Danger from carbon monoxide 21 Driver's seat adjustment 23 Driving speed when new 8 [56] Effect of Alcohol on finish 38 Engine fails to start 15 Engine lubrication 34 Engine number 54 Engine oil 34 Engine oil, changing 36 Engine oil, thinning 40 Engine, preparing for storage 51 Engine, running in garage 21 Equipment 22 F Filter for gasoline 47 Filter for oil 36 Flat-rate service charges 7 Flooded carburetor 15 Flushing cooling system 47 Foot brakes 19 G Gasoline filter 47 Gasoline gauge 11 Gasoline system, cold weather 41 Gear lubricant 32 General care 45 Glycerine for anti-freeze 38 Greases 32 H Headlamps 20 1 Ignition control 12,43 Ignition switch lock 10 Inflation pressure 24 Inspections 9 J Jack, use of 26 K Keys 10 L License data 54 Lighting switch 20 Locks. 10 Locks for spare tires 26 Lubricants 32 Lubrication 8,31 Lubrication, chart 32 Lubrication, cold weather 40 Lubrication, engine 34 Lubrication, schedule..: 31 o Obligations of owner 8 Oil filter 36 Oil level 35 Oil pressure 15 Operation 10, 38 P Parts, uniform prices 7 Preventive service 9 Priming carburetor 42 R Repair parts 7 Replacing engine oil 36 Replacing filter cartridge 36 s Schedule lubrication 31 Seat adjustments 23 Service card 6 Service charges 7 Service stations 5 Shifting gears 17 Spare tire carriers 25 Spark control 12, 43 [57] Specifications 54 Specific gravity of battery 46 Starting the engine 13 Starting the engine in cold weather.42 Scorage battery 41, 45 Sroring car 51 Syncro-mesh transmission 17 T Throttle control 11, 44 Tire balancing marks 27 Tire carrier 25 Tire pressure 8, 24 Tires, changing 27 Tires, preparing for storage 52 Tools 24 Tourists, service to 5 Transmission control 17 Transmission lock 10 u Unit assembly numbers 54 Use of accelerator before engine is warm 44 Use of jack 26 V Ventilators 22 w Water pump grease 34 Wheel bearing grease 34 Windshield. .' 22 Windshield cleaner 23 Winter lubrication 40 Winter operation 38 Wire wheel carrier 25 355-wo 5()(10-7-30 I'riiiK.I in U. S. A.
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