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44 LUBRICATION Oil Cups and Oil Holes: EVERY 1000 MILES O A few drops of engine oil should be applied at points "O" every 1000 miles. Drive Shaft and Universal Joints: 4, 20 Fill the forward and rear universal joints on the drive shaft with No. 1¼ cup grease every KIOO miles. A special connection to fit these places is furnished with the oil gun which is a part of the tool kit. The forward universal joint is covered with a cylindrical shield to prevent grease from being thrown on the floor boards. To fill the joint, it is necessary first to detach this shield from the transmission case and to slide it back over the drive shaft. This may be done after loosening the two screws which hold the shield to the transmission case and turning the shield through a small angle in a counterclockwise direction. If the filling plug does not appear at the top it will be necessary to move the car until it does. The filling plug may be removed by unscrewing it. The filling plug in the rear universal joint is accessible through a hand hole in the rear floor on all cars except the Roadster and Victoria. Bearings on Armature: 24, 25 These arc oil cups for the lubrication of the bearings on the armature shaft. A few drops of engine oil should be applied every one thousand miles. The oil cup ".'4." which lubricates the rear hearing, is under the front part of the floor boards hut on the Seven Passenger, Phaeton, Roadster and Victoria it may be reached from in front of the dash when the hood is raised. On the enclosed cars, with the exception of the Victoria, it is more convenient to remove the aluminum cover plate on the front part of the floor boards. Oil Holes in Steering Wheel Hub: 5, 6 One of these • il holes is above the steering wheel and the other is accessible after folding the steering wheel. A few droits of engine oil should be applied at each point every 1000 miles. Rear Engine Supports: 11, 23 There is a slight movement between the side bars of the frame ami the rc:tr engine supports when the car is traveling over rough roads. It is necessary, therefore, to apply lubricant at these points. There is an nil hole with a felt wick in each engine support where it is bolted to the side bar of the frame. Engine oil should be applied at these points cvyy 1000 miles or oftener if found necessary. Tire Air Compressor: 9 The compressor piston is lubricated through two oil holes—one in front of the compressor cylinder and one just behind. Each oil hole is protected by a small sliding cover. Apply engine oil at these points every 1000 miles, or oftener if the pump is used frequently. (Sec Fig. 22.) LUBRICATION 45 Clutch Thrust Ball Race: 10 ' The clutch thrust ball race is accessible after removing the front floor boards and the cover plate shown at 10. If necessary, reach in and turn the ball race to bring the screw plug to the top. Remove the plug and inject Cadillac Rear Axle and Transmission Lubricant every 1000 miles. A special connection to fit this place is furnished with the oil gun which is a part of the tool kit. Replace Oil in Engine and Clean Lubricating System Replace the oil in the engine at the end of every 1000 miles of travel. (See under "Replace Oil in Engine" and "Replace Oil Frequently During Cold Weather." page 40.) At the End of the First IOOO Miles At the end of the first 1000 miles of travel and at the end of every 4000 miles of travel thereafter, drain the oil pan and clean the lubricating system with kerosene. Then remove the oil pan and clean the pan and screen. Replace the oil pan and refill it to the proper level with clean engine oil. (See under "Replace Oil in Engine" and "Replace Oil Frequently During Cold Weather," page 40.1 Water in Storage Battery Every one thousand miles or oftener inspect the level of the acid in the storage battery and add distilled water if the level is low. (See under "Adding Water to Storage Battery,"- page 7S.) The storage battery is carried in a compartment in the left hand dust shield. The cover of this compartment forms a part of the dust shield and may be removed after unscrewing the two nickel plated screws with a screw-driver. Transmission: 21 EVERY 2000 MILES TJic transmission case should always contain sufficient lubricant to bring it up to the level of the filling hole in the right hand side of the case. It should be inspected every 2000 miles and lubricant added if necessary. Cadillac Rear Axle and Transmission Lubricant is recommended for this purpose. Rear Axle: 18 The rear axle should contain enough lubricant to bring it up to the level of the filling hole in the rear cover plate. It should be inspected every 2000 miles and .lubricant added if necessary. Cadillac Rear Axle and Transmissii n Lubricant is recommended for this purpose. Timer and Distributor: 27 Every 2000 miles of travel remove the small breather by unscrewing it and pack cup grease around the gears by which the timer and distributor are driven. Lubrication of Valve Stems: 14, 26 The valve stems are lubricated by oil vapor conducted to the valve compartments through ports in the crank case and cylinder blocks. It is good' practice to supply additional lubrication every 2000 miles by lifting up the edges of the valve compartment cover plates enough to insert the spout of the oil can and apply engine oil to each valve stem and cam slide.
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HORN 37 A-2I3S ^ A-2129 UL A-2128 U
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112 CUSHIONS Codeword Serial CADES
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116 TOE BOARDS TOE BOARDS, MATS AND
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