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1935 Cadillac - GM Heritage Center

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Fisher Body Service Manual, 1936<br />

OUTSIDE<br />

DOOR HANDLE REMOVAL<br />

The Outside Door Handle is removed by turning the Door<br />

Handle sufficiently to locate and remove the Door Handle<br />

Retaining Screw, which is accessible through a small hole in<br />

the front face of the Door Lock directly below the Lock Bolt.<br />

(See Illustration No. 166 at A.)<br />

DOOR WINDOW GARNISH<br />

REMOVAL<br />

MOLDING<br />

The Door Window Garnish Molding is removed by taking<br />

out the self-tapping screws holding this Molding in position<br />

in the Window Opening. Two types of metal screws are used.<br />

The Garnish Molding is held to the upper part of the Door<br />

Lock Pillar by self-tapping machine screws, while in the<br />

balance of the Molding, self-tapping wood screws are used.<br />

DOOR REMOTE CONTROL OR REGULATOR<br />

HANDLE REMOVAL<br />

Both of these Handles are fitted to splined spindles on their<br />

mechanisms 'and are held in position by a Door Inside Handle<br />

Retaining Spring. To remove, press the Ferrule surrounding<br />

the shank of the Handle in towards the Door Pad and remove<br />

the Door Inside Handle Retaining Spring which is visible<br />

through a cut out slot in the shank of the Handle. (See<br />

Illustration No. 72.)<br />

DOOR ARM REST REMOVAL<br />

The Door Arm Rest is removed as follows: On the under<br />

side of the Arm Rest remove two screws holding the Door<br />

Arm Rest Finishing Plate. When this plate is lowered out of<br />

position it exposes the heads of two machine screws which go<br />

through the Arm Rest and Door Trim Pad at an angle and<br />

into anchor nuts in the Door Inner Panel. (See Illustration<br />

No. 165 at A.) By taking out these screws, the Arm Rest is<br />

readily removed.<br />

NOTE—Bodies that have an Arm Rest on the left Door<br />

only, are fitted with anchor nuts on the right Door also, so<br />

that an Arm Rest may be installed without removing the<br />

Trim Pad. These anchor nuts may be located by pressing on<br />

the Trim Pad with the fingers. The holes in the Trim Pad<br />

Foundation are already punched out.<br />

ADJUSTABLE<br />

DOVETAIL<br />

SCREW HOLES<br />

IN PILLAR<br />

ELONGATED<br />

Illustration No. 167<br />

DOOR WEDGE PLATE<br />

Another adjustment of note on the Metal Door is the<br />

Wedge Plate on the Lock Pillar. The holes in the Lock Pillar<br />

for the Wedge Plate are elongated and in conjunction with<br />

movable anchor nuts the Wedge Plate may be adjusted up or<br />

down to enter the Dovetail Assembly on the Body Pillar<br />

centrally. (See Illustration No. 166 at F.)<br />

DOOR<br />

HINGES<br />

The Door Hinges where attached to the Metal Door Pillar,<br />

may be adjusted in or out to bring the Door closer or further<br />

away from the Body. This is taken care of by horizontally<br />

elongated holes in the Hinge Pillar. Each Door Hinge is<br />

held to the Door Pillar by three stud bolts. The Hinges are<br />

inserted through cut outs in the Door Outer Panel. Hexagon<br />

head Hinge Bolts go through the Hinge Pillar and are<br />

threaded into the Hinges securely, anchoring them to place.<br />

FOR HINGE MOUNTING CAP SCREWS<br />

Illustration No. 168<br />

DOOR VENTILATOR ASSEMBLY REMOVAL<br />

1. Remove Garnish Molding.<br />

2. Loosen the Trim Pad in the vicinity of the Door Ventilator<br />

Regulator mechanism.<br />

3. Remove two screws holding top of Ventilator Assembly<br />

to Window Opening. (See Illustration No. 165 at C.)<br />

4. Remove one bolt and nut holding Ventilator Assembly<br />

to the top edge of Door Inner Panel. (See Illustration<br />

No. 165 at D.)<br />

5. Remove four machine screws holding Ventilator Regulator<br />

Mechanism to Door Inner Panel. (See Illustration<br />

No. 165 at E.)<br />

6. Open Ventilator Glass slightly and pry top of Assembly<br />

in.<br />

7. Close Glass and remove Ventilator Assembly.<br />

DOOR WINDOW GLASS REMOVAL<br />

1. Remove Door Trim Pad.<br />

2. In the Window Opening take out screws holding Upper<br />

Glass Run Channel and remove channel.<br />

3. Remove <strong>Center</strong> Division Channel by taking out two<br />

screws at top of Channel in the Window Opening and<br />

also the screws holding this Channel to the Door Inner<br />

Panel. (See Illustration No. 165 at F.)<br />

4. With Glass down, remove four screws holding the Cam<br />

to the Channel on the bottom of the Glass.<br />

5. Remove Glass through the Door Window Opening.<br />

DOOR WINDOW REGULATOR ASSEMBLY<br />

REMOVAL<br />

1. Remove Door Trim Pad.<br />

2. Remove screws holding Regulator Cam to Door Glass<br />

Lower Sash Channel.<br />

3. Remove two screws from Regulator Guide on Door Inner<br />

Panel. (See Illustration No. 165 at G.)<br />

i. Remove four screws holding Regulator Assembly to<br />

Door Inner Panel. (See Illustration No. 165 at H.)<br />

5. Push the Regulator Assembly in so as to clear the<br />

spindle of this mechanism from the Inner Panel and<br />

slide the arm from the Regulator Guide.<br />

6. Remove Regulator Assembly from the bottom part of<br />

Door.<br />

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