1928 Cadillac - GM Heritage Center

60 CADILLAC OPERATOR'S MANUAL
portant in ordering parts to give, not only the engine number of the car,
but also the unit assembly number of the unit to which the part belongs.
Transmission number—on the upper left-hand edge of the flange by which
the transmission is bolted to the crankcase.
Steering gear number—on the steering gear housing, just below the grease gun
connection.
Carburetor number—on right front face of the flange by which the carburetor
is attached to the intake header.
Generator number—on the side of the generator just in front of the cut-out
relay.
Starting motor number—on the right-hand side of the starter, just below
the switch.
Front axle number—on the upper surface of the axle I-beam at the right-hand
end just above the steering stop screw.
Rear axle number—on the rear surface of the axle housing just to the right
of the cover plate.
Chassis (Jrame) number—on the upper surface of the left-hand side bar, just
ahead oi the steering gear.
A
Accelerator 11
Accelerator, use in cold weather 50
Adding water to battery 51
Adjustable seat 24
Adjustments 6
Air pump for tires 32
Alcohol for anti-freeze 46
Ammeter 20
Anti-freeze solutions 46
Authorized service stations 5
B
INDEX
Balancing marks on tires 35
Battery 51
Battery, preparing for storage 56
Body, care of" 54
Brake adjustment 53
Brakes'' 19
C
Cadillac service 5
Carbon monoxide poisoning 21
Carburetor enriching control 13, 49
Carburetor flooded 15
Carburetor heat control 14
Carburetor, to ptime 49
Card, service 5
Care of car 7
Changing engine oil 44
Changing tires 35
Charging rate 20
Charges for service 6
Chart, lubrication 41
Chassis grease 42
Choke button 13
Cigar lighter 24
Cleaning car 54
Cleaning cooling system 52
Cleaning upholstery 54
Clutch pedal 16
Clutch, use of 16
Coasting 18
Coincidental lock 9
Cold weather lubrication 47
Cold weather operation 46
Compartment for tools 30
Cooling system 47, 52
Crankcase ventilating system 44
Curtain fasteners 28
Curtains 25
Cvlinder heads, high compression 12
D
Danger from carbon monoxide 21
Disc wheel carrier 34
Door hardware 55
Driver's seat adjustment 24
Driving speed when new 7
Duco, care of 54
E
Effect o( alcohol on finish 46
Electric windshield cleaner 24
Engine fails to start 15
Engine knocks 12
Engine lubrication 43
Engine number 59
Engine oil 41
Engine oil, changing 44
Engine oil, thinning 47
Engine, preparing for storage 56
Engine, running in garage 21
Equipment 23
F
Fan lubrication 45
Fcnderwells 34
Fiber grease 42
Filter for gasoline 52
Filter for oil 44
Finish, care of 54
Flat-rate service charges 6
Flooded carburetor 15
Flushing cooling system 52
Folding the top 25
Foot brakes 19
G
Gasoline filter 52
Gasoline gauge 9
Gasoline system, cold weather 48
Gear lubricant 41
General care 51
Glycerine for anti-freeze 46
Greases 42
H
Hand brakes 19
Headlamps 21
Heat control, carburetor 14
Heat indicator
U
High compression cylinder heads 12
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I
Ignition control 12
Ignition control, cold weather 50
Ignition switch lock 9
Inllation pressure 31
Inspection lamp 24
Inspections 8
J
Jack, use of 34
K
Keys . ; . 9
"Knocking" in engine 12