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1935 Cadillac - GM Heritage Center

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<strong>Cadillac</strong> 355-D, 370-D and 452-D<br />

of the radiator it is necessary to screw the tie rods<br />

in or out of the anchor plates and then fasten the<br />

front end of the rod to the radiator core.<br />

The water pump for the 370-D and 452-D engines<br />

is new. It is of the self-adjusting type, and is<br />

provided with two •011116 - ' bushings amply protected<br />

by packings to prevent water leakage and to<br />

retain the lubricant. See Fig. 24.<br />

The water pump is lubricated through a grease<br />

gun fitting.<br />

Electrical, System<br />

The electrical system is of the same genera-l<br />

arrangement on all the new cars except the ignition<br />

circuits. The ignition systems are necessarily<br />

different because of the difference in the number of<br />

cylinders in the eight, twelve and sixteen cylinder<br />

engines. The lighting is the same on all models.<br />

Storage Battery<br />

The storage batteries are the same as used on the<br />

corresponding "C" models. The battery mounting,<br />

however, is new. Sec Fig. 25-<br />

' The battery on the Series 10 and 20 cars is carried<br />

under the front seat in a hanger supported in the<br />

X-mcmbcr of the frame. The battery on all other<br />

wheclbase cars is carried under the right front<br />

fender in approximately the same location as in the<br />

"C" cars. These batteries can be reached from<br />

under the hood for adding water.<br />

The storage battery on the Series 10 and 20 cars<br />

may be removed from underneath the seat. On the<br />

longer whcelbase cars with the battery carried<br />

under the right front fender the battery is removed<br />

as follows: Remove battery box retaining screws<br />

at the top of the frame and then lift the battery and<br />

carrier assembly slightly to unlock the carrier<br />

from the frame.<br />

Generator<br />

The generator is of the shunt wound current<br />

control type. It has no third brush and no adjustment<br />

is provided except by the lamp load through<br />

a current regulator. In other words, the charging<br />

rate is automatically increased when the lights are<br />

switched on. See Figs. 26 and 27.<br />

The general construction of the new generator is<br />

similar to that of the series "C" generator, the<br />

chief external difference being in the current<br />

regulator or control. The generator has a ventilating<br />

feature for reducing the operating temperature.<br />

The conventional cut-out relay, the<br />

current regulator, the field fuse and the thermostatic<br />

circuit breaker for the head lamps are<br />

mounted together in a control box on top of the<br />

generator as shown in Fig. 28.<br />

PVrf 25 The battery is located in a compartment<br />

unde, the right front fender on 355-D Fleetwood,<br />

370 D W 452-D cars. On the Series 10 and 20 cars<br />

the battery is located under the front seat<br />

The mounting and drive arc the same as on the<br />

corresponding "C" cars. No service is necessary<br />

on the generator except the replacement of parts.<br />

Current Regulator<br />

The current regulator consists in part of two coils<br />

that go to make up an electro-magnet. When the<br />

cores of these coils are sufficiently energized, the<br />

armature is pulled downward against spring tension,<br />

opening the contacts and the shunt field<br />

current is diverted through a resistance to the<br />

ground. This resistance greatly decreases the field<br />

current, and the output current flowing through

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