1935 Cadillac - GM Heritage Center

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GASOLINE SYSTEM—HOOD
Specifications
Subject and Remarks
LaSalle
350
Cadillac
355-D 370-D
452-D
Air cleaner and intake silencer, make of
Feed
All models—A. C. fuel pump
Gasoline line location
350—Outside of right frame side bar.
355-D—(Series 10 and 20) Below right frame side bar
355-D (Series 30), 370-D, 452-D,—Below left frame side
bar.
Gasoline gauge (electric) make of
Tank (supply) capacity
Series 10 and 20
Series 30
Carburetor
Float setting.
Fuel level below top surface of bowl See Plates 48
and 50
Size
Size of metering pin
Type
Throttle shaft end play
New limit, not over
Worn limit, not over
Heat control
Choke Control
Unit number location
350—Bottom flange front side.
355-D, 370-D, 452-D—Top side of top flange under
gasket.
A.C.
AC.
20 Gal.
w
Plain tube
.0015"
.005"
Thermostatic
Automatic
A.C.
A.C.
22 Gal.
30 Gal.
A.C.
A.C.
30 Gal.
A.C.
2" ! 1½"
1½"
14 | 12
14
Expanding vane Expanding vane Expanding vane
.0015"
.005"
.0015"
.005"
A.C.
30 Gal.
.0015"
.005"
ISemi-Automatic Semi-Automatic Semi-Automatic
HOOD
Service Information
1. Raising the Hood
When raising the hood on early Cadillac or
LaSalle cars not provided with hood rest brackets,
it should be set upright with the heavy rubber
bumper on the hood cover resting on the antisqueak
strip on the cowl as shown in Fig. 1.
In addition to preventing damage to the finish
of the hood, this method makes it possible to raise
both sides of the hood at the same time. Later
cars are equipped with a hood rest bracket on
each side of the cowl in which the hood may be
rested securely in the raised position.
Fig.[l. When the hood is raised on early cars not provided
with hood rest brackets, it should be supported
by the rubber bumper on the corner of the hood resting
on the cowl