Cadillac 1947 Cadillac VVI, 1947 61 Series, 1947 62 Series, 1947 60 Special Series, 1947 75 Series Detailed Specifications

1947

CADILLAC

Detailed

Specifications

DETAILED

ENGINE SPECIFICATIONS

ENGINE

ALL

SERIES

No.

of cylinders 8

Valve

arrangement

L-hcad

Bore

and stroke 3½* x 4½'

Engine

mounted on: front and

rear

Vulcanized

synthetic

rubber

Rubber mounting used at

All

points

No.

of points of suspension 3

Engine

make Own

Engine

model = 47-61, 47-62, 47-60S, 47-75'

Cylinder

arrangement

90°

V-typc

Cylinder

head material Cast

iron

Piston

displacement 346 cu. in.

Taxable horsepower 39.20

Maximum

brake horsepower at

R.P.M

150 at 3600

Standard compression ratio 7.25 to 1

Standard compression

pressure

(lbs.) 182 at 1000

R.P.M.

PISTONS

AND

RINGS

Piston

material

Aluminum

alloy

Piston

features

T-slot anodized

finish

Piston

weight, lbs. (without rings, pin or

locking

rings) 1.197

Piston

weight, lbs. (with rings, pin and

locking

rings) 1.593

Piston

length 4¼*

Piston

clearance (top of skirt) 0019* to .0023*

No.

of

oil

rings used per piston 1

No.

of compression rings used per piston... 2

RODS

AND

PINS

Wrist

pin length. 3½"

Wrist

pin diameter Y%

Is wrist pin locked in piston or floating?... Floating
Wrist

pin clearance 00005^.0001" (® 70° F.

Wrist

pin hole

finish

Diamond bore in rod,

Bcaringizcd

in piston

DETAILED

ENGINE

SPECIFICATIONS

Continued

RODS

AND PINS—Continued ALL

SERIES

Connecting

rod length,

center

to

center

8¾*

Connecting

rod material

#1035

steel

Connecting

rod weight, including bearings,

lbs 2.0625

Crank-pin

journal diameter and length 2.460* x 2¾*

Connecting

rod bearing material Steel backed type, copper

nickel

matrix with bab-

bitt overlay

Lower

connecting rod bearing clearance... .0015*

Lower

connecting rod bearing end play 008-.014*

Lower

connecting rod bearing poured, spun

or

separate

Separate

Rods

and pistons removed from Above

CRANKSHAFT

Vibration

dampencr Torsional

Crankshaft counterweights used ;. 6
Torsional

vibration dampencr type Laminated springs

Bending

vibration dampencr type Flywheel

Which

main bearing

takes

thrust?

Center (#2)
Crankshaft end play 001-.005*
Main

bearing material Steel backed type, copper

nickel

matrix with bab-

bitt overlay

Main

bearing clearance 0015*

Main

bearing type Precision inserts

No.

1 main bearing journal, diameter and

length

2^' x 1½'

No.

2 main hearing journal, diameter and

length

iyi»

x 1¾*

No.

3 main bearing journal, diameter and

length 2#'xl%*

DETAILED

ENGINE

SPECIFICATIONS

Continued

TIMING

CHAIN

ALL

SERIES

Timing

chain make

Link

belt

Timing

chain model Type

#3766—

TC-15

Timing

chain length

23¼*

Timing

chain, number of

links

62

Timing

chain width

1¾*

side guide

Timing

chain pitch Y%

Timing

chain

adjustment

None

VALVES

Intake

valve length 53¾*

Intake

valve head actual overall diameter.. 1.876-1.886*

Intake

valve angle of

scat

45°

Intake

valve

seat

insert None

Valve

scat

cooled by Directed water circulation

Intake

valve stem to guide clearance

0023"

Intake

valve

lift

335"

Intake

valve spring

pressure

and length—

With

valve closed 63½ lbs.-1.926*

With

valve open 145 lbs.-1.581"

Is

tappet

clearance automatically adjusted?. Yes

Exhaust valve length 5¾"
Exhaust valve angle of

scat

45

degrees

Exhaust valve head actual overall diameter. 1.626-1.636*
Exhaust valve

scat

insert None

Valve

seat

cooled by Directed water circulation

Exhaust valve stem to guide clearance 0025*

Exhaust valve

lift

345"

Exhaust valve spring

pressure

and length—

With

valve closed 63½ lbs.-1.926"

With

valve open 145 lbs.-1.581*

Tappet clearance

adjustment

Automatic

Valve

timing-

Intake

opens

T.D.C.

Intake

closes 42

degrees

A.B.C.

Exhaust

opens

52

degrees

B.B.C.

Exhaust closes 10

degrees

A.T.C.

DETAILED

ENGINE

SPECIFICATIONS

Continued

LUBRICATION

ALL

SERIES

Valve

lifter

lubrication

method Pressure

Lubricacing

system type Pressure

Main

bearing

lubrication

Pressure

Connecting

rod bearing

lubrication

Pressure

Wrist

pin

lubrication

Pressure

Camshaft

bearing

lubrication

Pressure

Timing

gear

lubrication

Positive

Oil

pump type

Helical

gear

Oil

grade

recommended—S.A.E.

viscosity..

Lowest

Temperature

+32°

F.

20W

or

S.A.E

20

+10°

F.

20W

-10°F.

10W

Below

-10° F. 10W and

10%

kerosene

Normal

oil pressure lbs. at

M.P.H

25# at 30

M.P.H.

Pressure at

which

relief

valve

opens 30 lbs.

Capacity

of

oil

reservoir 7 quarts

Drain

oil

2000 miles

Type

of

oil

drain Threaded

plug

Oil

reservoir gauge type

Dip

stick

Chassis

lubrication

type

High

pressure

Crankcase

ventilation

Road

draft type

FUEL

Gasoline

tank capacity 61, 62, 60S - 20 gallons

75—24 gallons

Fuel

feed type Camshaft pump

Carburetor

make Stromberg or Carter

Carburetor

size

1¼'

Carburetor

type

Plain

tube

Up

or down draft

Down

draft

Single

or dual

Dual

Heat

adjustment None

Automatic

choke type Thermostatic

Automatic

choke make Stromberg or Carter

DETAILED

ENGINE

SPECIFICATIONS

Continued

FUEL—Continued

ALL

SERIES

Air

cleaner make A.C.

Intake silencer make A.C.

Muffler

type 3-pass.

COOLING

Cooling

circulation,

type of Pump

Water

pump, type

Centrifugal

Water

pump drive Vee belt

Blocking

thermostat make and control Dolc-thcrmostatic

Radiator

core type Tube and fin

Radiator

core make

Harrison

Cooling

capacity 25 quarts

Cylinder

water jackets

Full

length

Fan

belt type 1—Vee belt

Fan

belt length (pitch circumference) 35H*

Fan

belt

width,

maximum

Fan

drive ratio 95 to 1

IGNITION

Ignition

unit make

Deico-Rcmy

#1110807

Manual

advance 20

degrees

Maximum

automatic advance 21 to 24

degrees

Vacuum

advance 18

degrees

Distributor

breaker gap 0125-.0175*

Timing,

breaker points open at 5

degrees

B.T.C.

2-4-6-8

Firing

order Front

1-8-7-3-6-5-4-2

Ignition

coil

make

Delco-Remy

/1115129

Amperage

draw of

coil

with

engine stopped 4.4

Amperage

draw of

coil

with

engine

idling.

. 2.2

Spark

plug

thread 10 mm.

Spark

plug

model #104

Spark

plug

make A.C.

Spark

plug

gap

028-.033"

DETAILED

ENGINE SPECIFICATIONS

Continued

BATTERY

Alt

SERIES

Battery

make Delco

Battery

number

17K3W

Battery

capacity—ampere hours 115

Battery

bench charging rate—start.- 10

Battery

bench charging rate—finish 8

Which

battery terminal is grounded? Negative

Location

of battery Under hood

outside

right

frame

sidebar

STARTING MOTOR

Starting

motor make Delco-Remy

#1107931

4 pole

Starting

motor drive Solenoid shifted gear

Automatic

starting device Delco-Remy push button

Starting

motor

pinion

meshes

flywheel

Front

Flywheel

teeth,

integral or

steel

ring

Steel

ring

Gear

ratio

between

starter

armature

and

fly-

wheel 17 to 1 approx.

GENERATOR

Generator

make Delco-Remy

1102693

Generator

driven

by Belt

Generator

ventilation

Forced

air

Voltage at cutout closing

6.1-^.6

Amperes

to open cutout 0-2

Generator

normal

charging rate

34-36

amps. peak. Due to

voltage

regulation

actual

charging

rate is con-

trolled

by

state

of

charge

of

battery.

Car

speed

for

minimum

peak

charging

rate—

approx

27

M.P.H.

Generator

belt Vee—%*

DETAILED

ENGINE SPECIFICATIONS

Continued

LAMPS

ALL

SERIES

Lighting

switch make Delco-Remy

1995023

How

arc headlamps

dimmed?

Depressed beam-foot

switch

Headlight

make

Guide

scaled beam

Headlight

cover

glass

diameter 61½*

Parking

light make Guide

Tail

light make..; Guide

Horn

type Airtone

Horn

make Delco-Remy

Amperage

draw

of horns 17-21

CLUTCH

Clutch

make

Long

Operated

dry or in oil % Dry

Clutch

vibration

insulator or

neutralizcr...

Coil

spring type

No.

of

clutch

driven

discs

1

Clutch

facing material Woven

Clutch

facing inside diameter 7*

Clutch

facing

outside

diameter Scries 61, 62, 60 Spec.

-10½'

75-11'

Clutch

facing thickness 137*

Number

of facings

required

2

Facing

area Scries 61, 62, 60 Spec.

—96.16

sq. in.

75-103.4

sq. in.

TRANSMISSION

Transmission

make Own

No.

of

forward

speeds

3

Control—on

steering

column

Manual

Gear

ratio in high, standard

axle

"61"-"62"—3.77

'*60S"-3.77

••75"-4.27

Transmission

ratio in second 1.53 to 1

Transmission

ratio in low

and

reverse 2.39 to 1

Type

of

gears—1st

and

reverse Sliding-hclical

DETAILED

ENGINE

SPECIFICATIONS

Continued

TRANSMISSION—Continued

ALL

SERIES

Type

of gears—2nd Constant mesh helical

Synchronous meshing 2nd

and

3rd

gears—

Yes

Transmission oil capacity

4

pints

Transmission

oil

grade

recommended—

S.A.E.

viscosity

S.A.E.

90

E.P.

Universal

make Mechanics

Universal

model

#3-C

Universal

type Needle bearing

Universal

joints lubricated Permanently

Drive

and

torque

taken through Rear springs

DETAILED

CHASSIS SPECIFICATIONS

REAR

AXLE

Series

"SI", "82", "68

Spec."

Series

"75"

Own

Own

Rear axle type

Semi-floating

Semi-floating

Minimum

road clearance

under

center

of

rear

axle, tires

inflated

8'

9"

Differential

gear

make

Own

Own

Rear axle oil capacity

5 pints

5 pints

Rear axle

oil

grade

recommended

90

Hypoid

90

Hypoid

Hypoid

Hypoid

Gear ratio,

standard

5-pass.

sedan

3.77

4.27

Gear ratio with Hydra-Matic

Transmission

3.36

3.77

No.

of

teeth

in ring

gear

49

47

No.

of

teeth

in

pinion

13

11

Pinion

adjustment

No

adjustment

No

adjustment

Pinion

bearing

adjustment

None

None

Arc

pinion bearings

in

sleeve?..

No

No

Backlash

between pinion

and

.004-.010"

.004-.010"

Pinion

bearing

adjustment

Preloaded

Preloaded

DETAILED

CHASSIS

SPECIFICATIONS

Continued

TIRES

AND

WHEELS

Series

"11".

"tV, "SO

Spec."

Tire

make U.

S. and

Firestone

Tire

size

7.00-15

Number

of

plies

4

Inflation

pressure—front

and

rear

28#

Rim

diameter

15*

Rim

width 5.50*

Wheel

type Slotted disc

Wheel

make Kelsey-Hayes

SPRINGS

Front, suspension,

independent

or conventional

Independent

Front spring type

Helical

coil

Front spring material — GM

#9260

steel
Rear spring type Semi-elliptic
Rear spring material

GM

#9260

steel
Rear spring length

54½*

Rear spring width

2*

Rear spring, number

of

leaves—

5-pass.

sedan

8

Spring

leaves lubricated with Wax impregnated

liners

Spring

shackles type,

rear

Compression

link

Spring

bushings type Rubber

Stabilizers

Front and

rear

STEERING

Steering

gear

type Recirculating

ball

Steering

gear

make Saginaw

Caster angle Ncg. 1¾°

to

Ncg.

2¾°

Camber angle

— %"

to

+¾°

Toe-in

inches

>&'«>%"

^'to%*

Seriei

"75"

U.

S.

and Firestone

7.50-16
6
Front

24#

Rear

32#

16'

5.00*
Slotted disc
Kelsey-Hayes

Independent
Helical

coil

GM

#9260

steel
Semi-elliptic
GM

#9260

steel
56½'
2'

10
Wax

impregnated

liners

Compression

link

Rubber

Front and

rear

Recirculating

ball
Saginaw
Ncg.

1¾°

to

Ncg.

2¾

0

-¾°

to +¾

0

DETAILED

CHASSIS SPECIFICATIONS

Continued

STEERING—Continued

Seriej

"tl".

"IT.

"10

Spec."

Seriej

"75"

Crosswisc

inclination

of

kingpin,

degrees

5° 51'

to

0° camber 5° 51'

to

0° camber

Front

suspension type Forked arms Forked arms

Front

suspension make

Own Own

Forked

arm bearings, type Threaded Threaded

Overall

steering ratio 23.53 24.58

BRAKES

No.

of complete brakes

4

4

Foot

brakes, make

Bendix

Bendix

Foot

brakes, type

of

mechanism

Hydraulic

Hydraulic

Vacuum

booster make

None

None

Brake

lining

molded

or

woven.

Molded

Molded

Brake

drum material

Composite

Composite

Rear

brake drum diameter

12'

12'

Rear

brake internal

or

external

Internal

Internal

Rear

brake

lining,

length

per
wheel—
Forward

shoe

11%'

11%'

Reverse shoe

12%'

12%'

24¼'

24½'

Rear

brake

lining

width

2'

1½'

Rear

brake

lining

thickness

%'

%'

Rear

brake clearance

.010'

.010*

Front

brake drum diameter....

12'

12*

Front

brake drum material

Composite

Composite

Front

brake drum internal

or

Composite

external

Internal

Internal

Front

brake

lining,

length

per

wheel

—

Forward

shoe

11%'

"%'

Reverse shoe

12%'

12%'

24½'

24½'

DETAILED

CHASSIS SPECIFICATIONS

Continued

BRAKES—Continued

Series

"61",

"tt".

"80

Spec."

Series

"75"

Front

brake

lining

width

1%* VA"

Front

brake

lining

thickness...

%* Jf6'

Front

brake clearance

010* .010*

Total

foot braking area 208 sq. in. 233 sq.

in.

Per

cent braking power on rear

wheels

44.2 44.2

Hand

brake location

Left

side of dash

Left

side

of

dash

Hand

brake lever

operates

on.. Rear

service

brakes Rear service brakes

FRAME

Frame make

A.

O. Smith A. O. Smith

Frame depth, maximum

6¾* 7¾*
Frame thickness, maximum %4*-"60S"—%*
Flange

width, maximum

2* 2¼*

Wheelbase 126*-61, 129*-62 136*-75

133*-60S

Tread

front

59* 58½'

Tread

rear

63' 62½'

First

serial number "61"-5,420,001 "75"-3,420,001

"62"-8,420,001

••60S"-6,420,001

Serial

number location

On

front

of

right cylinder block

above water pump — numbered

at

right

angles

to

crankshaft.

Overall

length

with

bumpers..

"61"—

215*

"75"—227*
"62"-220*
"60 Spec."-224*

BEARINGS

Starter motor commutator end

bearing—type

In

cast

iron

frame

In

cast

iron

frame

Starter motor drive end bearing

type Bronze bushing Bronze bushing

Starter motor drive end bearing

size

K'x%'x%*

*fx%'x%'

Starter motor outboard bearing

type Bronze bushing Bronze bushing

DETAILED

CHASSIS

SPECIFICATIONS

Continued

BEARINGS—Continued

Series

"11", "tt",

"M

Sp»c" S«i«"H"

Starter motor outboard bearing

Generator commutator end

Bronze bushing

Bronze bushing

Generator commutator end

Generator drive end bearing

N.D.

Ball

N.

D.

Ball

Generator drive end bearing

903203

903203

Clutch

throwout bearing make

Bearings

Co.

oi

Bearings

Co.

of

America

America

Clutch

throwout bearing

size

or

C.T.D.S.-56

C.T.D.S.-56

Transmission

pocket

or

spigot

Hyatt Roller Hyatt Roller

Transmission

pocket

or

spigot

1294780

1294780

Clutch

pilot bearing make or

N.D.

Ball

N.D.

Ball

Transmission

reverse

idler

Steel

backed

babbitt

Steel

backed

babbitt

Transmission main

shaft

front

N.D.

Ball

N.D.

Ball

Transmission main

shaft

rear

bearing make or

type

N.D.

Ball

N.D.

Ball

Transmission countershaft front

Needle

bearing

Needle

bearing

Transmission countershaft rear

bearing make or

type

Needle

bearing

Needle

bearing

Rear

axle

pinion

shaft

front

bearing make or

type

Timkcn

Tapered

Timkcn

Tapered

bearing make or

type

Roller

Roller

DETAILED

CHASSIS

SPECIFICATIONS

Continued

BEARINGS—Continued

Serin

-sr,

-sr.

"SO

Spec."

Series

"75"

Rear

axle

pinion

shaft

rear

bearing' make or

type...

Timkcn

Tapered

Timken

Tapered

Roller

Roller

Differential bearing, right, make

Timkcn

Tapered

Timkcn

Tapered

Roller

Roller

Differential bearing,

left,

make

Timkcn

Tapered

Timkcn

Tapered

Roller

Roller

Rear

wheel

bearing make

or

type

N.D.

Ball

N.D.

Ball

Front

wheel

inner bearing make

or

type

N.D.

Ball

N.D.

Ball

Front

wheel

outer bearing make

N.D.

Ball

N.D.

Ball

Kingpin

upper bearing make or

Steel

backed

Steel

backed

bronze bushing

bronze bushini;

Kingpin

lower

bearing make or

Steel

backed

Steel

backed

bronze bushing

bronze bushing

Rear

spring front bushing

Rubber

Rubber

Rear

spring rear bushing

Rubber

Rubber

Rear

spring

shackle

bolt—upper

Rubber

Rubber

Rear

spring

shackle

bolt—lower

Rubber

Rubber

The

specifications

contained

berth

do not apply to Cadillac Comnercial

Cars

or

Chassis.

For

detailed

specifications

on Commercial

Chassis

refer

to the Cadillac

Commercial

Car and

Chassis

Catalogue.

The

Cadillac

Motor

Car Division of

General

Motors

Corporation

reserves

the right to make

changes

at any time,

without notice, in prices, colors, mate-

rials,

equipment, specifications and

models,

and

also

to discontinue models."

All

information

contained herein has been carefully checked

with

the most

reliable

sources, but

responsibility

for the abso-

lute authenticity of this information cannot be assumed.

The

right is reserved to change any specifications, parts or

equipment at any time without

incurring

any obligation

to equip

same

on cars built

prior

to date of such change.

7

The 1947

Cadillac

Detailed

Specifications

were

compiled

as of

February,

1947 and

were

printed

in U.S.A. The

above

reservations

apply

to all

pages

unless

otherwise

noted.

PRINTED

IN

U.S.A.

0P2X0HS

AHD

J&CESSORIES

Aerial

Vacuum - Front

Aerial

Vacuum - Rear

,

Disc - Wheel 4 (Option)

Frames - License

Plate
Heater - Ventilating Defroster
Heater - Automatic Underseat
Heater - Automatic Underseat
Hydramatic

Transmission (Option])
Kit - Coupe Adaptor
Light - Back

Up ,

Mirror - Glareproof (Option]

Lights

- Fog
Radio - Front Compt.
Radio - Rear Compt.
Rings - Trim

(5)

Washer- Windshield

Wheel - Steering Special (Option

ALL
75

ALL
ALL
ALL

61-62-603

75
ALL

6107
ALL

ALL

ALL
ALL

75

ALL

ALL
6107-6109

6207-6269

12.95

15.90

24.00

3.50

41.45

73.00

82.00

176.85

3.10

11.00

4.80

29.00

69.50

129.00

9.00

10.50

18.75

9.6u

10.00

17.90

2.20

29.55

50.75

56.25

142.35

2.10

8.45

3.10

18.90

50.50

102.50

6.35

7.30

13.15

8.45

9.20

15.50

1.83

25.95

44.25

48.85

135.^5

1.80

7.50

2.60

16.00

45.50

94.CO

5^5

6.50

11.25

.59
.63

1.08

.13

1.83

3.15

3.40

9.^9
.13

.50

.20

1.12

4.15

8.40
.36
.46
.79

ACCESSORY

GROUPS

Lie0Frames,

Srlm Rings, Spec.Strg.

Wheel, Glareproof

Mirror

Lie.Frames,

Disc, Spec.Strg. Wheel

W/S

Washer,Back Up Light,

Gp.Mirror

Lie.Frames,

Disc, W/S Vfasher, Back-

up

Light, Glareproof

Mirror

6107-6109

6207-6269

6107-6109
6207-6269

6267­60S

- 75

36.05

72.55

53.80.

24.80

52.10

38.95

21.

45.18

33.93

ALLOWANCE

FOB

HQS-INSTALLATION

Radio,

Front Compt.

Vacuum

Aerial

—

Ventilating Defroster Heater

Automatic Underseat Heater—
Windshield Washer

Back

Up

Llgfat-

5.83

8.55

2.68

2.56

Dealer

Will

Call-

Handling

and

Packaging

(Commercial Chassis)

—

Boat Docking

Anti

Freeze

-Per

Qt.---

3.50

3.50
.20

1.50

3.16

2.37

.25

Cadillac

is pleased to present a complete line of acces-

sories designed to satisfy

your

desire for a little something

more

to add to the

luxury,

convenience and style of

your

new

Cadillac

motor car. The variety of accessories

offered

enables you to individualize

your

Cadillac

and

add

to

your

motoring comfort and enjoyment.

FROMT COMPART-

MENT RADIO

For

your listening pleasure,

Cadillac

presents the new

Cadillac

Car

Radio,

complete

with push-button station

selec-

tions,

manual

control,

three-way

tone

control and separate

ON-

OFF

switch.

This

compact,

powerful

radio provides excep-

tional

selectivity range and

aualitv

of tone.

REAR

COMPARTMENT

RADIO

The

enjoyment

of

motoring

in

a

Cadillac

Series 75 is greatly

increased

by

the

installation

of

a

rear

compartment

radio

with

push-button

controls.

Fine

tone,
range of reception and con­venient

arm

rest controls allow

rear

seat

passengers to enjoy

radio

at its finest.

AUTOMATIC

HEATING SYSTEM

Two

large

heaters,

installed

under the front

seat,

heat

both

front and rear

seat

compart-

ments,

are

thermostatically

con­trolled. A windshield defrosting
unit

is

also

incorporated. A con-

stant

supply of fresh air

enters

through the

All-Weather

Venti-

lator.

i 1 I

ISI

i i

I!

11! I

mm

m

VENTILATING-

DEFROSTING

HEATER

Have

wholesome

fresh air

warmed

and

circulated

through-

out your car by a

Cadillac

Ventilating-Defrosting Heater.

A

convenient

control mounted on

the

dash

regulates

heated

fresh

air

for direct or indirect flow

and

for use in defrosting the

windshield.

SEAT COVERS

Individualize

and style

your

Cadillac

with

cool,

comfortable,

custom-built

Seat

Covers.

These

covers

are

available

in a

variety

of

colors

and fabrics to

fit

your

requirements.

They

protect up-

holstery

from

dirt

and

excessive

wear,

while

retaining interior

car

appearance

harmony.

SPECIAL

STEERING

WHEEL

For

added

appearance

and

con-

venience,

install

the

Cadillac

Special Steering Wheel.

A

beautiful

three-spoke

wheel

with

'

circular

horn

ring,

it is

available

as

extra

equipment for series

61

and

62

Cadillac

cars.

GLARE-PROOF

MIRROR

Take

the

rear

view

mirror

glare

out of night

driving

by

installing

this

two-position

mirror.

light

is

reflected

in a normal

way when

the

mirror

is in the

"down"

position,

but

glare

is not

reflected

from

the

mirror

when

it is

in

the

"up"

position.

THE FLEETWOOD

ROBE

Custom

tailored

to

harmonize

with

Cadillac

upholstery,

and

lined

with either alpaca

or

crushed

silk

plush,

the

Cadillac

Fleetwood

Robe,

with

your

mono-

gram,

will

add

distinction

as

well

as

comfort.

y f ' >

Lined

with

alpaca

or

plush,

$55.00

Double

broadcloth—not

illustrated,

$85.00

Monogram,

$5.50

BACK-UP LIGHT

To

add to

driving

ease

and

safety,

install a Cadillac Back-

Up

Light.

You

will

find

it

easier

to back out of

driveways

or

into

parking

spaces.

$11.50

initaUad

SPOTLIGHT

For

directional-controlled

light-

ing

when

driving

at

night,

install

a Cadillac

Spotlight,

The

spot-

light,

installed

on

either

the

right or

left

front pillar

post,

will

turn

to

almost

any

angle.

This

light

helps

in

reading

signs,

and

to

illuminate

road

curves

and

turns.

$21.60

installed

I

WHEEL

DISCS

Add*

a bright touch to the

exte-

rior

appearance of your

Cadil-

lac with chromium

Cadillac

Wheel

Discs. Rust-proof and

rattleproof,

they

cover

the

entire
wheel inside of the rim. The
heavy chrome-plating

assures

a

lasting finish.

I

I I

:

. 1 ! :

I 1 •

immmnm

1946

model

(illustrated)

$20.80

(set of 4), installed

1947

model

$25.08

(set of 4), installed

MICH

46

AB'69-43

LICENSE

PLATE

FRAMES

Trimness

is added to your

Cadillac

by

enclosing

thelicense
plate in a chromium-plated
frame

designed to harmonize

with the exterior appearance.

4

WINDSHIELD

WASHER

Windshields

can be quickly

cleared of splattered water,

i

mud or

slush

by

using a Cadillac

Windshield

Washer.

This

device
sprays water on the windshield
and

the wipers can then wipe

clean.

GAS TANK

CAP

LOCK

Have

positive

protection

against

fuel

loss and

tampering with

gasoline

by

installing a

Cadillac

Gas

Tank

Cap

Lock.

7~c--

$2.75

installed

4

OUTSIDE REAR VIEW

MIRROR

Eliminate

blind

spots on the

rear

and

sides

by

using

Cadillac

outside

rear

view

mirrors.

Made

for durability

and

chromed

to

harmonize with the car exterior.

$6.50

installed

FOG

LIGHTS

Pierce

fog

and

mist

with

Cadillac

Fog

Lights. Installed—they fit

into

recessed

grille panels and
throw a low, penetrating light
beam

close

to the road.

$30.12

per

pair

installed

CADILLAC

BLUE

CORAL

Beautify

and

preserve the finish

of

your

Cadillac.

Give it a

Cadillac

Blue

Coral

Treatment

regularly

and

keep

your car

looking new.

i

CADILLAC

POLISHES

AND

CLEANERS

Cadillac

has available

for

your

use,

Metal

and Body Cleaners

and

Polish,

Fabric

Cleaner,

Glass

Cleaner

and

Cooling

Sys­tem Cleaner and Inhibitor­designed to help keep your
Cadillac

car looking and

run-

ning

like new.

i 1

UtVIMARY

•ou

will

derive great benefit as well as pleasure when

you

equip your car with exclusive

Cadillac

Accessories.

All

are designed specifically for

Cadillac

cars with the

thought that they

will

add to your comfort, luxury and

enjoyment when motoring.

The Cadillac Motor Car Division of General

Motors

Corporation

reserves

the

right

to

make

changes

at any

time

without

notice,

in

prices,

materials,

specifications

and

models.

All

prices

shown

in

this

catalog

are

subject

to the prevailing

Sales

Tax in

states

where

the

merchandise

is

mold.

1947

Cadillac

Options

and

Accessories

listed

on

factory

build

sheets

Accessory

Groups

A.

License Frames,

Trim

Rings, Special

Steering

Wheel,

Glareproof

Mirror

B.

License Frames, Wheel

Discs,

Special

Steering

Wheel, Windshield Washer,

Backup

Light,

Glareproof

Mirror

C.

License Frames, Wheel

Discs,

Windshield Washer,

Backup

Light,

Glareproof

Mirror

Equipment

Codes

F-

Firestone

Black Tires

G-

Back-Up

Light

H-

Heater, Dash

J - Special

Steering

Wheel

K-

Heater

Underseat

L-

License Frames

M-

Glareproof

Mirror

N-

Fog

Lights

O-

Special

Color
00- Special Upholstery
P-

Windshield Washer

R-

Royal Black Tires

S-

Radio,

Front

Compartment

SS-

Aerial

T-

Hydramatic Transmission

U-

Radio,

Rear

Compartment

V-

Anti-Freeze

W-

White Sidewall Tires

Y-

Wheel

Discs

Z-

Wheel

Trim

Rings

40

CADILLAC

MOTOR CAR DIVISION

GENERAL

MOTORS

CORPORATION

DETROIT

32,

MICHIGAN

MANOARO

OF THE WORLD

January

15, 1947

TO ALL

CADILLAC

DISTRIBUTORS

Effective

with

shipments

on

and

after

January

2, 1947,

prices

on

Cadillao

1947

Models

are as

follows

s-

C A R

PRICES

#1 - 47

Effective

January

2, 1947

Model

Body

Style

6107 5-Passenger

Club

Coupe

6109 5-Passenger

Touring

Sedan

6207 5-Passenger

Club

Coupe

6267 5-Passenger

Convertible

Coupe

6269 5-Passenger

Touring

Sedan

Prioes

at

Detroit,

Miohigan

Dis

tributor

Net

List

Prioe

SERIES

61

$

l,945o00

#

1,400.40

2,060.00

1,483.20

SERIES

62

$

2,161,00

$

1,555.92

2,567.00

1,848.24

2,230.00

1,605.60

Dealer

Net

$

1,439.30

1,524,40

1,599.14
1,899,58
1,650.20

SERIES

60

SPECIAL

E.O.H.

$ 104.00

113.00

$ 115.00

139.00

121.00

6069

5-Passenger

Touring

Sedan

$ 2,924,00 $ 2,105,28 $ 2,193,00 $ 157.00

SERIES

75

7519 5-Passenger

Touring

Sedan

7523 7-Passenger

Sedan

7533 7-Passenger

Imperial

7523-L

9-Passenger

Business

Sedan

7533-L

9«Pas3engar

Business

Lnperial

4,065.00
4,239,00
4,422.00

3,930.00

4,111.00

$ 2,845.50

2,967.30

3,095.40
2,751.00
2,877.70

$ 3,048.75

3,179.25
3,316,50
2,947.50
3,083.25

§

215,00

218.00
229,00

205.00

217.00

TO ALL CADILLAC DISTRIBUTORS

«2-

January

15, 1947

OPTIONAL

EQUIPMENT

A N D A C C E S S 0 R Y

PRICES

#1 - 47

Effective January

2, 1947

Listed

below

are the

charges

for

each

group

of

Optional Equipment

of

Accessories

installed

on the

oarss

Suggested

Net

Net

Delivered

List

Distributor

Dealer

Installed

Prioa

Price

Price

E.O.H*

Price

¢176«85

$135,45

§142,35

$9,49

$186,34

•18.75

11,25

13.15

,79

19,54

3.50 1.83

2620

.13

3.63

24

»00

15,50

17,90

1,08

25,08

4.80 2,60

3.10

,20

5,00

10.50 6,50

7,30

,46

10,96

11.00 7.50

8.45

,50

11,50

41.45

25,95

29,55

1,83

43,28

73,00

44,25

50.75

3.15

76,15

82,00

48.85

56.25

3.40

85.40

9,00

5.45

6.35

,38

9,38

29,00

16.00

18,90

1,12

30.12

69.50 45,50

50,50

4ol5

73,65

12,95 8,45

9,60

,59

13.54

3,10 1.80

2,10

,13

3.23

titute a price

list

aril

the data

contained

herein

are

Hydramatio Drive
Special

Steering

Wheel

License Frames (Pair)

Wheel

Discs

(4)

Glareproof

Mirror

•Windshield Washer

•Back-up Light
Ventilating Defrosting

Heater

Automatic Underseat Heater,

Series

61, 62, 60

Automatic Underseat Heater

0

Series

75

Trim

Rings

(5)

Fog

Lights

Cadillac

Radio

Vaouura

Aerial

(Front)

Coupe Adapter

Kit

a

— v— —- —-—- "*

"Miiwuiwu

WAAAJ o rAJiu,

xxai,si

are

process

of

preparation

and

will

be

forwarded

to you in due

course.

Very

truly yours,

DEAhrens

gmw

ACKNOWLED

GHENT

DETACH

AND

RETURN

Receipt

from Cadillac Motor Car Division, General Motors Corporation

is

hereby

acknow-

ledged

of

bulletin

dated

January

15

regarding

the

prices

and

oharge3

applicable with

respect

to all 1947

Model Cadillac motor

vehicles

and

chassis

shipped

on and

after

January

2, 1947, the

terms

of

which

are

hereby

agreed

to and

accepted©

Distributor

Firm'

Name"

Witness?

By-

' "

Title

COLOR

COMBINATIONS

(Continued)

SERIES

47^S0S,

61, 62, 75

EXTERIOR

COLORS

1

Black

20498-A

R & M

2

Antoinette Blue

22290

RIM

3

Cavern

Green

023355

R&

M

4

Gurunetal

Gray

P.S.169

R & M

6

El

Paso

Beige

P.S.8851

R & M

9

Madeira

Maroon

P.S.633

R & M

10

French

Gray

020152

R & M

11

Seine

Blue

P.3.2270

R I M

14

Camden

Green

GS-324

RIM

17

Belden Blue

P.S.219

R L M

18

Dover

Gray

P.S.1189

R & M

22

f

Pinehurst Green

P.S.3366

R & M

iCarrtden

Green GS-324

R & M

23 tGunmetal

Gray

P.S.169

I

R & M

JDover

Gray

P.S.1189

J

R & M

24 t Robins Egg Blue

260-39302

Dupont

j

French

Gray

020152

Ri

M

25 tVista

Gray

P.S.1184

R & M

j

French

Gray

020152

R & M

27 t

French

Gray

020152

R & M

{Seine

Blue

P.S.2270

R & M

28

Lotus Cream

27730

R&

M

[Black

(Vincennes

Red (Optional)

(Triton

Green (Optional)

Antoinette Blue

Triton

Green
Vincennes Red
Gurunetal

Gray

(Optional)

EI

Paso

Beige
Vincennes Red (Optional)
Madeira

Maroon

Vincennes Red

/Seine

Blue

j

Vincennes Red (Optional)

Camden

Green
Belden Blue
Vincennes Red (Optional)

Vincennes Red
Dover

Gray

(Optional)

Sage

Green

{Vincennes

Red

(Dover

Gray

(Optional)

Robins Egg Blue
Vincennes Red

Vincennes Red
Seine

Blue (Optional)
Lotus Cream
(Black Stripe)

O-94-005
0-194-3G18
O-94-20QS7
O-94-2087

1
0-94-20957
O-194-30 1 8

182-21107

O-194-3018

0-162-22159

0-194-3618

XR-5922

0-194-3618

XR-5919
0-194-3618
0-194-3618

0-194-3618

0-194-3618
0-194-3618

XR-5922

t Above Belt Molding.

X

Below Belt Molding.

x Code Comb. No. will be found on Body

Plate

on dash.

INTERIOR

COLORS

STEERING

COLUMN

JACKET,

COVERS,

STANDARD

STEERING

WHEEL,

BRACKETS,

HORN

RING

HUB.

SHIFTER

CARRIER,

PANEL

CLUSTER

HOUSING

1947

Series'-

To match all trim

colors

except

on

Style

47-6267,7533

Brown

Iridescent

Baking Enamel

R.M

XR-5891 or

R.M

XL-5881

STYLE

47-6267

All

colors

except

Code 6,19 and

28-Use

Beach

Beige

R.M

P.S707

Color

codes

6,10 and 8- Use Black R.M

20498

STYLE

47-7533

Match

Black Leather Front Compartment - Use Black

R.M

20498

INSTRUMENT

PANEL,

DOOR

AND

QUARTER

WINDOW

MOLDINGS,

BELT

PANELS,

BACK

WINDOW

MOLDING

1947

Series

- To match all

Trim

colors

except

Style

47-6267

and

Series

47-75

Finished with

Tick

Grain

Oriental Walnut Transfer

STYLE

47-6267

Except

when

trimmed In Black ^ .

Paint Body Color with

lower

portion in Beach

Beige

R.M

PS707

Except for color

codes

6,10 and 28 Use Black for

lower

portion

Black

Trim

- Finished with

Tick

Grain

Oriental Walnut Transfer

SERIES

47-75

Instrument

Panel - French

Burl

Walnut Transfer

Garnish

Molding - Windshield - Dark Walnut Transfer

Garnish

Molding -

Around

Windows -

Tick

Grain

Walnut Transfer

Door Window Finish

Panels

- Upper

section - Tick

Grain

Walnut Transfer

Door Window Finish

Panels

- Lower

section

- French

Burl

Walnut Transfer

UPHOLSTERY

Carpet*,

Seats,

Fabricated

Trim

UPHOLSTERY

CHART

NO.

6

Series

47-60S, 61, 62, 75

Always

use

trim

(upholstery)

chart

when

ordering

yardage

upholstery.

U.S.

list

and

suggested

General Trade

Net

prices

on trim material

are

shown

on

pages

immediately

following

upholstery

charts

in

group

34.0000.

When

ordering

specify

group

numbers

as

shown

on price

list.

Trim

Code

No.

Description

of

Cushion

and Back

Rest

Material

Cushion and Back

Rest

Material

Sidewall
Material

Headlining

Material

34

10T142

...4134458

11T142

...4134459

Blue-Gray

Plain Cloth

-

11T142

...4134459

Series

47-61

35

(Rear

1/4

arm

rest only)

35

13T142...4134461

14T142...4134462

Tan

Plain

Cloth

-

14T142...4134462

38

(Rear

1/4

arm

rest only)

38

16T142...4134464

17T142

...4134465

Green Plain

Cloth

-

17T142

...4134465

SIB

Tan

Bedford

Cord

and

(Rear

1/4 «m rest only)

SIB

Tan

Bedford

Cord

and

145T142..4160235

Black Leather

Style 47-6267 . . .

S2B

Tan

Bedford

Cord

and

145T142..4160235

Tan

Leather

Style 47-6267

54B

Tan

Bedford

Cord

and

145T142..4160235

Green Leather

Style 47-6267 . . .

SSB Tan

Bedford

Cord

and

145T142.

.4160235

56B

Tan

Bedford

Cord

and

145T142

4160235

145T142.

.4160235

81

Blue-Gray

Bedford Broadcloth

­21T142.

..4134469

22T142

...4134470

62

Blue Pin Stripe Broadcloth

-

63

.

30T142

4134477

31T142...4134478

32T142

...4134479

63

Tan

Bedford Broadcloth

­.

23T142

4134471

25T142...4134473

26T142

...4134474

64

Maroon

Pin Stripe Broadcloth

-

65

.

33T142

4134480

34T142.

..4134481

35T142

...4134482

65

Green Bedford Broadcloth

-

35T142

...4134482

66

.

27T142

4134475

28T142...4139636

29T142...4134476

66

Green Pin Stripe Broadcloth

-

29T142...4134476

37T142

...4134484

38T142

...4134485

67

Olive Striped Cloth

-

38T142

...4134485

.

51T142

4134498

37T142.

..4134484

38T142.

..4134485

68

Blue Striped Cloth

38T142.

..4134485

Series

47-608

.

41T142

4134488

31T142

...4134478

32T142.

..4134479

71

Blue-Gray

Dual

Cord

-

32T142.

..4134479

72

10T142...4134458

11T142.

..4134459

72

Tan

Dual

Cord

-

11T142.

..4134459

73

13T142

...4134461

14T142.

..4134462

73

Green Dual

Cord

-

14T142.

..4134462

74

4134456

16T142.

..4134464

17T142...4134465

74

Bedford

Cord

(Gray)

-

17T142...4134465

137T142..4148392

75

Bedford

Cord

(Tan)

134T142..4148389

76

Blue-Gray

Heather Broadcloth

-

134T142..4148389

10T142...4134458

11T142

...4134459

78

Tan

Heather Broadcloth

-

11T142

...4134459

13T142.

..4134461

14T142

...4134462

80

Green Heather Broadcloth

­16T142.

..4134464

17T142

...4134465

Printed

in

U.S.A.

Page

99

UPHOLSTERY

Carpets,

Seats,

Fabricated

Trim

UPHOLSTERY

CHART NO. 6 (Cont'd)

Series

47-60S, 61, 62, 75

Trim

Code

No.

Description

of

Cushion

and

Back

Rest

Material

Cushion

and

Back

Rest

Material

Sldewall
Material

Headlining

Material

01

Tan

Vogue

Broadcloth

-

Series

47-75

92

Tan

Bedford

Cord

-

Series

47-75

03

Tan

Plain

Cloth

-

Series

47-75

56T142

4134503

94

Tan

Figured

Cloth

-

Series

47-75

95

Gray

Vogue

Broadcloth

-

Series

47-75

96

Gray

Bedford

Cord

-

Series

47-75

97

Gray

Plain

Broadcloth

-

Series

47-75

61T142

4134508

98

Gray

Figured

Broadcloth

-

Series

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100

GENERAL

INFORMATION

Foreward

This

1948

SHOP

MANUAL

has been prepared by the

Cadillac

Motor Car

Division

to aid service-

men in the

field

in rendering- complete and

accurate

service.

The manual is intended primarily for servicemen who are familiar with

Cadillac

cars

of

past

years

so

that

they may know the

latest

service

methods

and specification

changes

for 1048.

The

Cadillac

Service Department also publishes the

CADILLAC SERVICEMAN

each month to

keep its service information

up-to-date.

Read the

SHOP

MANUAL

. . . Read the

CADILLAC

SERVICEMAN

. . . They

will

both help you to understand your job

better.

The v

will

show von short

cuts

and new tools for special jobs. They

will

save

you time.

Arrangement

of the Manual

The 1048

SHOP

MANUAL

includes a rapid reference index with

page

labs for each section. Each

section includes a table of contents, a brief descriptive introduction, service information, concise

notes,

and clearly labeled illustrations.

At

the end of each section,

space

is provided for

notes

and references. Here, articles from the

CAD-

ILLAC SERVICEMAN

should be listed, along with other

notes

and bulletins which would add to the

material in

that

section.

Special

sections have been included for specifications, special service tools,

torque

tightnesses, and

the alphabetical index.

Identification

Each

Cadillac

car or chassis, when shipped, carries an engine serial number and an engine unit

number. The engine serial number is the one used in

filling

out license and insurance applications and in

general reference to the car. It is located on the right-hand side of the crankcase, just above the water

pump, and on the right-hand frame side bar just behind the engine support bracket as shown in Fig. No. 1.

The engine serial number has nine digits. The first two indicate the model year, the third and fourth

digits

indicate the series, and the last

five

indicate the consecutive number of

cars

built of

all

series.

Models

Included

Information is given in this manual covering the

following

series cars:

No. of

Bore & Wheel-

Starting

Series

Cylinders

Stroke

Displacement

base

Engine

So.

48-61 Cadillac V-8 3½" x 4½" 346 cu. in. 126''

486100000

48-62

Cadillac V-8 3½" x 4½" 346 cu. in. 126"

486200000

48-60S

Cadillac V-8 3½" x 4½" 346 cu. in. 133"

486000000

48-75

Cadillac V-8 3½" x *H" 346 cu. in. 136'

487500000

48-76

Comm.

Chassis

V-8 3½" x 4½* 346 cu. in. 163"

487600000

Engine

Unit

Number

Chart r-rt f

Type of

Transmission

Standard

S-K-l up

48-61,

02, 60S

Hydra-Mafic. . . . 0-K-I up

48-01,

02. 60S, 75, 76

Standard

2-K-l up

18-75,

76

!{;.

;lr;i

Marie

Transmit

ions

dsn hu\e ,i

unit

number

which

is

located

on the

right

side

of the

tr.m:-:nti:..:ion,

just

below

and

:4l.,htly

to the

rear

/ tH *• *m\%

of (.he

rnt!v..it!t:.sion

oil

filler

opt

•nine.

.

The

body

style

number,

job

number,

and

paint

^

and I rim

numbers

are

stamped

on a

plate

air.tched

mW\wMm ,

lo the

side

of the

cowl

under

the

hood

on the

left-

UPpfflg fillMHK&tlHHHHBGKSaHaHHai

hand

side

on all

models.

The \

arious

bod\ si

vies

.u-e listed in Section 17. Fig. 1.

Engine

Number

Locations

NOTE:

KEEP

THIS

BOOK IN THE GLOVE COMPARTMENT

NOTE

TWO: EASY REFERENCE

INDEX

ON BACK PAGE

Your

19-1-7

.series

Cadillac

represents

the

finest

achievement

in the realm of per-

sonally

owned

transportation.

Aesthetic­ally and mechanically, your Cadillac is a
true

masterpiece,

fashioned

to

please

a dis-

criminating public.

While

we know

that

you do not

need

to he

instructed how to drive, we

feel

that

through

this

booklet

you can

most

quickly

become
fully acquainted with your Cadillac's many
fine

features

and

thus,

from the very

start,

more fully

enjoy

Cadillac ownership.

Service

Department—CADILLAC MOTOR CAR

DIVISION

General

Motors

Corporation—Detroit

32, Michigan

Copyright

1947 by

GENERAL

MOTORS CORPORATION

Printed

in Ih, U. S. A.

Ignition

Switch Control

The ignition switch is located'on the
instrument panel just to the right of the
steering column. The key-hole is

illumi-

nated by

pulling

the headlight switch to
cither position. The ignition switch has
two positions in addition to

"Off."

When

the key is turned to the left of the "Off" position, only the tempera-

ture

gauge,

ammeter,

fuel

gauge,

and accessories are operative.

When

the key is turned to the right of "Off" position, the ignition

system is also turned on.

Starter Button

The

Cadillac

starter

button is located on the instrument panel just

above the ignition switch. To

start

the engine, place the transmission

selector lever in neutral,

press

accelerator pedal

slowly

to the

toe-board and

release

(in order to set automatic choke), then turn on

ignition

switch and

press

starter

button. CAUTION: Do not hold

starter

button in longer than 5 seconds at one time. When starting a

hot engine, hold accelerator pedal down

halfway

while pressing

starter

button.

Should

the engine be flooded, bold ac-

celerator down to the toe-board and

press

starter

button at five-second intervals

until

engine

starts.

2

Transmission Control

The

Cadillac

Synchro-Mesh transmission

control

lever is located

beneath

the

steer-

ing

wheel on the right. It is operated in
the conventional manner. If your car is
equipped with the

Cadillac

Hydra-Matic

Drive,

see the instructions which begin

on

page

10.

*

Turn

Signal

Control Lever

The turn signal control lever is located handily on the steering column
opposite the shifting lever. When turning right, move control lever
up; when turning left, move control lever down. Lights flashing, both
front and

rear,

indicate to other drivers the direction you intend to

turn. A red flasher on the

speedometer

face indicates when the signal

is

flashing. When the steering wheel is returned to the straight ahead

position,

the lights go off and the control lever

returns

to normal

position

automatically.

'

Headlamp Control

To

operate

the headlamps,

pull

the switch

knob out all the way. To

operate

the

parking

lights,

pull

the switch knob to the

halfway

position. The "Sealed Beam"

driving

lights used on your

Cadillac

car

provide a country (upper) beam, which

illuminates

the road for a considerable distance ahead of the car, and
a traffic (lower) beam, which eliminates glare in on-coming drivers'
eyes. The beam selector switch is located on the toe-board and is
operated by the driver's left foot. When using the country (upper)
beam for

driving,

a red beam indicator, located on the

speedometer

face, lights up. Never

pass

an approaching car with this light burn-

ing.

Panel lights ordinarily are on when the switch is in either first
or second position, although they can be turned off by rotating the
knob all the way to the right. Their brightness is controlled by

turning the switch knob to right or left.

:5

.? Hand Brake Operation

Your

Cadillac

is equipped

with

a parking
brake independent of the regular foot­operated braking system. The handle is
conveniently

located at the driver's left
just below the instrument panel. To apply
brake,

pull

handle straight back. To re-

lease»

turn the handle left and it

will

return to normal position.

# Driver's Seat Adjustment

The adjustment of the front

seat

is ac-

complished

easily by

lifting

the lever at

the

base

of the

seat

on the left-hand side,

sliding

the

seat

backward or forward

until
the position is comfortable, and releasing
the lever to

lock

the

seat.

O

Ventilating System

Nothing

adds

so much to the enjoyment of

Cadillac

motoring as the

ease

of

controlling

ventilation to suit the occupants. Great care has

been taken to work this out satisfactorily.

Cadillac

All-Weather

Ventilation

permits

adequate

air circulation at all times, even under
adverse weather conditions when windows must be closed. There
are two ventilating

passages

behind the radiator

grille

that

permit

the delivery of air to the

driving

compartment through screened

openings.

Control

of this system is maintained through valves,

operated by knobs located just below each end of the radio

grille.

The knobs can be pulled out to provide the

degree

of ventilation

desired.

Each

ventilator is also provided

with

a door to deflect the

air

inside the car.

9 Windshield Wipers

The button for the control of windshield wipers on your

Cadillac

is

located centrally above (he instrument panel at the

base

of the

windshield

division

moulding. The windshield wipers are operated

by

turning this button to the right.

An

excellent

means

of cleaning your windshield while

driving

can be

secured by installing a

Cadillac

Windshield

Washer. This washer

does

away

with

those

dangerous moments when the

windshield

is

smeared

with

road spray or mud from passing cars. To

operate,

press
the button below the lower left of the instrument panel, and water
will

be sprayed on the windshield to assist the wipers in cleaning.

'

Cigarette Lighter and Ash Tray

For

the convenience of smokers,

Cadillac
has provided a cigarette lighter on the
bottom of the instrument panel, to the
right of the radio

grille.

This lighter is
operated by pushing in on the knob.
When

heated, it

will

click

out for use. An
ash tray is built into the right side of the
panel

grille.

# Cadillac Electric Clock

A

fully

automatic electric

clock

is an integral

part

of the instrument

panel design. The

reset

knob is located below the

clock

on the instru-

ment panel flange on all series, except the 62 and 60

Special

on

which

it

is located on the glove compartment, door. The regulator arm is

on

the back of the

clock

in all series.

4

Radio Control Panel

When

Cadillac

cars are equipped

with

radios, the controls, including

the control for the vacuum operated antenna, are neatly and conven-

iently

grouped above the radio

grille

in the center of the instrument

panel.

There are 7 push button controls and 2 knob controls. Press

"ON-OFF"

button to turn radio on;

press

again to turn off. A red

warning

light glows on the

dial

when your radio is on. To

tune

the

radio,

depress

one of the

five

selector

buttons

or use manual control
knob to the left of the selector buttons.
For

tone

selection,

press

button marked

"TONE"

until

desired effect is obtained.

Volume

is controlled by turning knob lo­cated to right of push buttons. This knob
also raises the aerial when pushed in and
lowers

the aerial when pulled out.

You

mav select any

five

of the. most popular radio stations in your

area of reception for automatic tuning.

Ml

that

is necessary to adjust

the push

buttons

is to

follow

the

three

steps

listed below.

1. Starling

with

the lowest

kiloe\cle

station on the left, push the

first

button in

until

it remains latched in.

2.

Rotate the button to the desired station, making

sure

that

tuning

is accurate and reception elear. (Do not

press

button

while

rotating.)

3.

Kepeat operations 1 and 2 for remaining buttons.

Rear View Mirror

A

rear

view

mirror is located

near

the top of the windshield

division

moulding.

This mirror can be rotated on its mounting to accom-

modate all drivers and

seat

positions.

Cadillac Speedometer

The

Cadillac

speedometer, in addition

to speed ami cumulative mileage

indi-

cation,

includes a trip mileage

indica-

tor. This is easily

reset

to zero by one

complete revolution of the

dial.

Push

in

and turn counter-clockwise the

reset

knob located at the bottom of
the instrument panel to the right of
the steering column.

Oil

Pressure Gauge

Lnder

normal operating conditions,

oilier

than

idle,

the oil pres-

sure

gauge

should indicate approximately 30 lb. pressure. If no

pressure

is indicated, slop the engine immediately and have the

cause

investigated.

Heat Indicator

The heal indicator shows the approximate

temperature

of the coolant

in

the engine. The pointer should register

within

the center

range

except during long continuous

driving

in warm weather, when it

may go slightly beyond

that

point. This condition is not alarming,

as the pressure-operated overflow

will

normally prevent

fluid

losses

at

temperatures

up to

235°F.

When your engine operating tempera-

ture

runs hot on long drives, it is important to remember to check

oil

and coolant levels frequently. Should the indicator show "hot" on

short runs, have your Authorized

Cadillac

Service Station investigate

immediately.

Charging Indicator

A

charging indicator is used to show the "charge" and "discharge"

of

the electrical system. Unless the battery is

fully

charged, the

gauge

pointer should indicate "charge" after the car is operating 15 to 20

miles

per hour. The

gauge

pointer should indicate "discharge" only

when

engine is

idling

or accessories are being used

with

engine

shut

off.

Have your

Cadillac

Authorized Dealer check any irregularities.

6

Gasoline Gauge

The gasoline

gauge

operates

only when the

ignition

switch is turned

either to the right or left position, at

which

time it

will

indicate the

quantity of

fuel

in the tank.

Cadillac Door Locks

Each

door on your

Cadillac

can be locked

from

the inside by pushing down the con-

venient

lock

button as shown. Doors may

also be locked from the outside

with

this
button by pushing the button down while
the door is open, and then holding the door
handle

all

the way down while

closing

the door. Of course

you'll

want

to be

sure

vour door key has not been left in the car.

Locks

on the rear doors of

sedans

are set so

that

both the inside and

outside door handles are inoperative when the

lock

button is

depressed. This is a desirable extra safety

measure

when children

are to be alone in the rear

seat.

To open a door under this arrange-

ment, it is first necessary to

lift

the

lock

button, then

operate

the

door handle. If desired, the locks on the rear doors of

sedans

can he

reset

at any Authorized Service Station so

that

pushing down the

lock

button makes only the outside door handle inoperative. For

your

own protection, and to cooperate

with

law enforcement person-

nel, do not

leave

your

cur

unlocked

when

unattended.

Door "Hold-Open"

A

door

"Hold-Open"

is incorporated in each

door on your

Cadillac.

When a door is

opened

fully,

this device prevents it from

closing

of its own weight while

passengers
are entering or alighting. To close door,
simply

push

firmly;

no release is required.

Accessory Back-Up Light

Many

Cadillac

owners have their cars

equipped

with

the

Cadillac

Hack-Up

Light.
It is located, as illustrated, on the rear of
the body on the left side. This light op-

erates

automatically whenever

gears

are

shifted

to reverse, and the

ignition

switch

is

on. Excellent

illumination

is then provided for hack

or

out of narrow or close-bordered drivewavs.

ng

into

j

7

Cadillac Automatic Heating Controls

The controls for the

heater,

which may be

either the

Cadillac

Automatic Heating

System, or the

Cadillac

Ventilating-De-

frosting

Heater, are located on the left-

hand side of the

grille

in the

center

of the

instrument panel.

The

Cadillac

Automatic Heating System works as simply as thermo-

statically

controlled heating in your home. This system has two con-

trol

levers. The left-hand lever, marked "Heat," is the thermostatic

control.

In its uppermost position the

heaters

are off. As it is moved

downward, the

heat

delivery increases.

Maximum

or

"Hi"

heat

is
attained when the lever is all the way down. By placing the lever in
the position desired for your comfort, the system

operates

auto-

matically

on and off when the ignition switch is on. Temperature

selected remains

constant.

NOTE:

Do not turn

heaters

on

until

engine coolant is at operating

temperature.

This

will

prevent

cir-

culation

of

cold

air.

The right-hand lever (marked "Defr") controls both the fresh air
supply to the defroster and the defroster fan. When the lever is in the
"Off"

position, the fresh air intake valve is closed and the fan is off.

When

the lever is moved to the vent position, the fresh air valve is

opened but the fan is kept

"Off."

This position is recommended for

ventilation.

In the positions just above and below

"Fog"

the defroster

is

operating, first at low speed, then at high speed for normal defrost-

ing.

At the "Ice" position, the air intake valves are closed and the

defroster is on at high speed, providing maximum

heat

to prevent ice

formation

on the windshield.

Ventilating-Defrosting Heater Controls

The

Cadillac

Ventilating-Defrosting Heater also has two controls,

the

heat

control at the right marked "Heat," and the fresh air control

at the left marked

"Air."

The heal control is "Off" in the central position.

Moving

the lever

upward provides direct circulated

heat

at high, medium, or low

velocity.

Once your car has been brought to a comfortable tempera-

8

ture,

the

heater

motor can be turned off and the fresh air valve

opened to maintain the

temperature

in

mild

winter

weather.

Mov-

ing

the

"Heal"

lever into the lower or "Defroster"

range

reverses

the

air

current direction from the

heater

fan, thereby providing in-

direct heating with maximum defrosting in

three

speeds,

when the
fresh air lever is in the "Off" position. For normal indirect heating,
put the fresh air lever in the "On"

po-ilion.

The fresh air lever should normally be carried in the "On" position.
It can be moved to the "Off" position when maximum defrosting is
required to melt ice from the windshield.

License

Data

The engine number, which is also the serial number, is stamped on
the car in two places: On the right-hand side of the crankcase, just
above the water pump, and on the right frame sidebar just behind

the engine support bracket. It contains figures only, and no letters.

It can be read from the right side upon

lifting

the hood.

The engine number is to be used in license and insurance applications,
and in general reference to the car.

Series

Wheefbase

Storting

Engine

No.

1947-61 126 in. 5420001
1947-62 129 in. 8420001
1947-60S 133 in. 6420001
1947-75 136 in. 3420001
1947-75

Comm.

Chassis 163 in. 3420001

Type

of Engine \r-B

Bore

and Stroke 3'-£ x 4iL, in.

Piston

Displacement 346 cu. in.

Taxable Horsepower 39.2

Weight: Consult the distributor or dealer who sold you the car, or
the

Motor

Vehicle

Commissioner of your

State.

Weights of

all

Cadillac

body styles are regularly supplied to

these

authorities.

9

Another

forward

step

in

simplifying

driving

is provided by

the

Cadillac

Hydra-Matic

Drive,

which

virtually

elim­inates manual shifting of gears,
and provides smooth transfer of
power from engine to wheels.

The

Cadillac

Hydra-Matic

Drive

control lever and panel are con-

veniently

placed under the steering wheel. There are four positions

on

control panel: "Neutral" . . . "Dr" . . . "Lo" . . . "Reverse."

The

following

is the correct use of each:

To

Start—Move control lever to

Starter

will

not

function

until

this

is

done.

Turn

on

ignition.

Push

starter

button.

After

engine is started, move control lever

to"Dr,"

press

accelerator, and drive off.

To

Stop — Merely

release the accelerator

and

step

on the foot brake pedal.

To

Back

Up—With

car stopped and en-

gine

idling,

raise control lever and

slowly

and deliberately move to "R," then

press

accelerator. To go forward again,
stop car, move control lever to "Dr",
and

press

accelerator.

10

*

For Normal Driving

There is no need for you to move the lever
from

"Dr" position. Be comfortably re-

laxed.

All

you need think of is steering,

controlling

the speed, and using your

brakes.

«*

When to use "Lo"

The control lever should be moved to
"Lo"

when

driving

conditions are such

that

it is desirable to keep the

Hydra-

Matic

Drive

in the lower

gear

range. This

includes

driving

up or

down

long

steep

hills

and

driving

on sandy or muddy roads. As
soon as you desire to return to normal
driving,

move the control lever to "Dr."

Never

attempt

lo coast

with

the control

lever

in neutral

with

the engine cither on

or

off.

Passing

Cadillac

Hydra-Matic

Drive

insures safer
passing by providing a quicker pick-up.
An

extra burst of speed is secured by
pressing the accelerator rapidly down as
far

as it

will

go. This procedure auto-

matically

downshifts the transmission to

3rd

gear,

resulting in increased power and

faster acceleration.

O

Parking on Hills

Your

Cadillac

Hydra-Matic

Drive

will

provide

you

with

safe parking on

hills

or

steep

inclines. Just raise and move the

control

lever to

"R."

With

the engine

shut

off,

this permits

locking

of the

gears

in

the transmission.

11

Proper

Care

of

IMra-Malit

lirivi.

Cadillac

Hydra-Matic

Drive

operation

depends

upon the use of a

fluid

of

very exacting specifications, compounded especially for

Cadillac.

This

fluid

is procurable only from

Cadillac

Authorized

Service

Stations. Any other

fluid

will

prove unsatisfactory and may

cause

serious damage.

Cadillac

Authorized

Service Stations

will

check

the

fluid

level

in your

Hydra-Matic

Drive

every

1,000 miles at the

same

time

that

your car is

being

lubricated. If necessary they

will

add

fluid

to bring

level

up to the

full

mark.

The

Cadillac

Hydra-Matic

Drive

should be

completely

drained and fresh

fluid

supplied at

the end of the first 6,000 miles and every 12,000 miles

thereafter.

If

it should ever be necessary to

start

the engine by pushing or

towing

the car, this can easily be done by pushing or towing

with

the car in

NEUTRAL

until

a speed of 15 to 20 miles per hour is

reached. Then the control lever should be moved to the

"Dr"

position

(not to "Lo") and the engine

will

ordinarily

start

within

a few

seconds.

To

tow a car in

which

the

Hydra-Viatic

Drive

has run out of

fluid,

or

has been damaged in some way so

that

it knocks, slips badly, or

will

not drive the ear, the propeller shaft should be disconnected to

avoid

rotating

parts

of the transmission and possibly causing fur-

ther

damage. An

alternate

method is to tow the car

with

the rear
wheels off the ground. There is, of course, no danger in towing a
car in

which

the transmission is normal, provided the selector lever

is

in neutral.

12

Your

Cadillac

engine is a thoroughbred

Better performance

will

be obtained by

the use of

gasoline

having an octane rating

of

80 or more. The use of gasoline rated

lower

than 80 octane

tends

to reduce the

efficiency

of the engine, causing knocks

and pings.

#

Gasoline

Tank Capacity-

Tin-

capacity of the gasoline tank on the 61, 62, and 60S Series is
20 gallons. On the Series 75 and Commercial cars, the capacity is
24 gallons. The gasoline

filler

cap is located under the hinged top

of

the left rear lamp as indicated in the illustration.

#

Engine

Oil Level

Indicator

The combination oil

filler

and crankcase ventilator cap

with

bayonet

type indicator is on the left side of the

Cadillac

crankcase. It is

wise

to have the oil

level

checked each time gasoline is purchased.

Add

oil whenever the

level

is down to the "add one quart" mark, but

add only enough to bring

level

up to the

"full"

mark, or 7 quart

level.

Avoid

overfilling

crankcase, since this may

cause

the oil to foam.
The copper gauze in the cap should he cleaned in gasoline, then
dipped

in engine oil each lime the engine oil is changed.

# Radiator Filler Cap

The radiator

filler

cap is located under the hood. The coolant should

be checked every time gasoline is purchased. The correct

level

is

one

inch

below the bottom ol the

filler

neck.

When

removing the

filler

cap from a hot engine,

rotate

the cap

toward the left

until

the first stop is reached. This is the vented

position,

which

allows

pressure

to escape. Keep in this position

until

the

pressure

in the system has been relieved, then turn again to the

left

to remove. Turn the cap

all

the way to the right when reinstalling.

13

Manufacturer's

Warranty

It is expressly agreed

that

there

are no

warranties, expressed or

implied,

made by
either the Dealer or the Manufacturer on
the

Cadillac

motor vehicles, chassis or

parts

furnished hereunder, except the

Manufacturer's

Warranty against defec-

tive

materials or workmanship as

follows:

"The

Manufacturer warrants each new

motor

vehicle,

including

all equipment or accessories (except tires)

supplied

by the Manufacturer, chassis or part manufactured by it

to be free

from

defects in material and workmanship under normal

use and service, its

obligation

under this warranty being

limited

to

making

good at its factory any part or

parts

thereof

which

shall,

within

ninety (90) days after

delivery

of such vehicle to the

original

purchaser or before such vehicle has been

driven

4,000

miles,

which-

ever event

shall

first occur, be returned to it

with

transportation

charges prepaid and

which

its examination

shall

disclose to its satis-

faction

to have been

thus

defective; this warranty being expressly

in

lieu

of all other warranties, expressed or

implied,

and all other

obligations

or

liabilities

on its part, and it neither assumes nor

authorizes any other person to assume for it any other

liability

in

connection

with

the sale of its vehicles.

"This

warranty

shall

not apply to any

vehicle

which

shall

have been repaired or

altered outside of an authorized

Cadillac

Service

Station in any way so as in the
judgment of the Manufacturer to affect
its

stability and

reliability,

nor

which

has been subject to misuse, negligence or accident."

14

Tire

Warranty

The

warranty on all tires and lubes is an

obligation

of the

lire

manufacturer. The

following

paragraphs are taken front

lite

tire

manufacturers* Standard Warranty:

"Every

tire or

tube

of our manufacture,

bearing

our name and serial number, is

guaranteed to be free

from

defects in

workmanship

and material without

limit

as lo time or mileage. If

our

examination shows such tire or

tube

has

failed

under the terms

of

this guarantee, we

will

either repair

il

or make a reasonable

allow-

ance on the purchase of a new

lire

or tube.

"Tires

or

tubes

which

fail

as a result of

overload,

excess speed, im-

proper

inflation,

abuse

or other non-defective conditions or when

used on rims not conforming to

Tire

& Rim

Association

Standards,

are not warranted.
"No

other warranty of

these

products, express or

implied

is made.

No

representative has authority to make any representation, promise

or

agreement except as stated herein.'*

Battery

Warranty

"A

Delco

battery,

Model

17 K 3 W, is used in your ear. It is guaran-

teed for 90 days or 4,000

miles,

whichever

first

occurs,

but if it is registered imme-

diately

with a Delco

Battery Service Sta-

tion,

von

can obtain an Adjustment

Policy

Service

Certificate

which

protects you for

18 months or 18.000

miles.

Your

Cadillac

Dealer

will

be

glad

to assist you

with

this

important matter."

When

you see

this

SIGN..

you

are

assured

PROPER

SERVICE

ATTENTION!

Authorized

Cadillac

Service Stations have the proper

facili-

ties and the properly trained personnel to attend to any

service

needs

your

Cadillac

may require. Factory methods

and the use of genuine factory replacement

parts

insure the
one thing you want most—correct maintenance of the
superiority

that

was

originally

built into your

Cadillac.

Pages

28 through 31 contain a list of

all

tiie cities in the United States where

A111

Imrized Cadillac Service is available.

Whether you seek a routine service such as lubrication and the

seasonal protection of the

cooling

system, or an unusual service

operation such as might be occasioned by traffic damage, real pro-

tection for you lies in reliance upon

Cadillac

Authorized Service.

;

Time Saving

There is time saving to be considered. There is the added protection
of

responsibility assumed by an Authorized Service Station. And

there

is the satisfaction

that

comes from the

sure

knowledge

that

you

are getting

Cadillac

caliber workmanship and

Cadillac

quality

materials and parts.

5 Personal Interest

Yrour

Cadillac

Dealer and, in fact, any

Cadillac

Authorized Service

Station

anywhere, has a close personal interest in keeping your

Cad-

illac

at its

best.

You

can

best

insure the continuation of your

Cadillac's

high

standard of performance by depending

always

upon

Cadillac

Authorized

Service.

".

Owner's Service Policy

Read

your Owner's Service

Policy

carefully. It lists numerous

privileges

to

which

you are entitled as a

Cadillac

owner. These

privileges

include free inspection ami

adjustments

the first 90 days

or

4,000 miles of ownership, replacement without charge of any

parts

adjudged by this company to be defective under its warranty,

and free inspection at any time provided no disassembly of

parts

is

required.

3'

Your Identification Card

You

received an Identification

Card

when delivery of vour car was

made. This card entitles you to the

same

consideration at any Au-

thorized

Service Station in the

United

States

or Canada you

would

receive at the service station of the Dealer from whom your

Cadillac

was purchased.

Sign

your

Cadillac

Identification

Card

and keep it

at all times in the holder provided on the right

cowl

pad.

1»

Your

pride in the beauty of your

Cadillac

is one of the important

pleasures of

Cadillac

ownership. Nothing has been spared to

create

a

symphony of

flowing

line,

gleaming metal, satiny

finish.

Naturally,

you

intend to keep your

Cadillac

looking

its

best.

Our

recommendation is an occasional

Cadillac

Blue

Coral

beauty

treatment—using an exclusive

Cadillac

tech- -r^»

nique

with

approved

Cadillac

materials.

Traffic

^Ei.

dirt

and grime disappear and all the

full

love-

BMBM

liness of your Cadillac's superb

finish

stands

revealed. It's a wise protection available at

any

Cadillac

Authorized Service Station.

The

cooling

system on your

Cadillac

has been designed to maintain

the predetermined

right

temperature for efficient engine operation,

and to protect your engine

from

the adverse effects of overheating.

The

capacity of the system is 25 quarts.

The

cooling

system requires

regular

attention. The proper coolant

level

is one

inch

below the bottom of the

filler

neck. Keep the system

leak-proof

by having all connections tightened regularly. Have your

Cadillac

Authorized

Service Station clean and

flush

the system at

least twice a year, or every 6,000 miles.

®

Cadillac Cooling System Inhibitor

Your

Cadillac,

when delivered to you, contained a charge of

Cadillac

Cooling

System Inhibitor, a special chemical

that

retards

the forma-

tion

of rust and scale. A fresh charge of Inhibitor should be added

whenever the system is drained and

refilled,

regardless of summer

or

winter or whether an anti-freeze containing Inhibitor has been

used.

Cadillac

Cooling

System Inhibitor is recommended because of

its effective action, and also because it can be safely used

with

any standard anti-freeze.

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^

20

Cadillac

recommends the

following

available commer-

cial

materials,

which

may be used for preparing anti­freeze solutions to be used in automobile radiators:
denatured

alcohol,

methanol, propanol, ethylene

glycol,

and

distilled

glycerines.

Kerosene

or other

oils,

or solutions containing

calcium

chloride,

magnesium chloride, sodium silicate, or other

inorganic

salts, honey, glucose or sugar, are not satis-

factory

for use in the

cooling

system.

40°

CsuSs)

*

Before Installing Antl-Freeze

The

cooling

system should be thoroughly cleaned, in-

spected, and serviced for winter operation.

This

insures

removal

of all

iron

rust and scale. It is advisable to

install

new hose for the radiator and

heater

when

ethylene

glycol

and glycerine solutions are used. Hose

previously

swollen

by water absorption has a tendency

to shrink when

these

materials are used,

thus

causing leaks. Regular

inspection

of the entire system, to prevent leaks, should be made
frequently after the anti-freeze is installed, and special checks made
on

hose connections, cylinder head, and water pump.

The

Automatic Heating System (installed as an accessory when

ordered) is so located

that

it does not drain, even when the hose is
disconnected, unless air pressure is applied. Do not rely on draining
to prevent freezing on cars using this Heating System; be sure to
get some anti-freeze into the

heater

cores.

Engine Oil Recommendations

Your

use of the proper Engine

Oil

is of

great

importance in obtaining

maximum

performance and satisfaction from your car.

Oil

oxidizes when heated. Unless protected against oxidation, crank-

case

oils

may form sludge and varnish, and under some conditions,

corrosive

acids.

To

minimize the formation of

these

harmful decomposition products

and to supply the type of oil

best

suited for the different operating

conditions,

the refiners market several types of

oils.

The particular

types recommended for

passenger

car use have been defined by the

General

Committee,

Division

of Marketing,

American

Petroleum

Institute, as

follows:

3 "Regular Motor OH—This term shall be used to designate a
straight mineral

oil.

Oils

of this type are generally suitable for use in

internal

combustion engines under moderate operating conditions."

O

"Premium Motor Oil—This term shall be used to designate

oils

having

proved oxidation stability and bearing corrosion preventive

properties.

Oils

of this type are generally suitable for use in internal

combustion

engines where operating conditions are such

that

regular

oils

do not give satisfactory service."

22

> "Heavy- Duty

Motor

Oil

—This

term

shall

designate an

oil

having

proved

oxidation stability, bearing corrosion preventive properties

and detergent-dispersant characteristics.

Oils

of this type are gener-

ally

suitable for use in both high speed

Diesel

and gasoline engines

under heavy-duty service conditions."

The

Regular or straight mineral motor

oils

are satisfactory for

use in average

passenger

car service under normal

driving

conditions.
These are considered to he a combination of low and medium speed
driving

with

only an occasional long run at high speed.

Under

more severe

driving

conditions where the engine is required

to develop more nearly

full

power for a much larger

percentage

of

the time, as for example in mountain

climbing

and in sustained high

speed

driving,

the

PREMIUM

MOTOR

OILS

are recommended.

The heavy-duty

oils

which

are recommended for use in heavy-duty

truck, bus,

Diesel,

and gasoline engines are equally satisfactory for

use in

passenger

car engines under the

same

operating conditions for

which

the

PREMIUM

MOTOR

OILS

are recommended.

FOR

MAXIMUM

PROTECTION

OF

YOUR

CADILLAC

EN-

GINE

UNDER

ALL

DRIVING

CONDITIONS,

IT IS

RECOM-

MENDED

THAT

PREMIUM

OR

HEAVY-DUTY

GRADE

MOTOR

OIL BE

USED.

For

the first 1,000 miles, use the

oil

in the crankcase at the time your

car was delivered to you.

During

this period should additional oil
be necessary, use nothing heavier than 10-W oil in winter or 20-W
oil

in summer. Change oil at 1,000 miles.

Break-in

oils

or

compounds

are

entirely

unnecessary.

Do not use

them

under

any

circumstances.

> After the First 1,000 Miles

For

better

all-around engine performance after the first 1,000 miles,

SAE

20-W or

SAE

20 engine oil should be used during summer

weather. If your car is regularly driven at high speed, or if the

prevail-

ing

daylight

temperature

averages

90° F,

SAE

30 oil may be used.

23

For

cold

weather,

oil

should be selected

that

will

permit easy starting

at the lowest

temperature

anticipated for the entire period. Unless

the proper oil is selected, you may have

difficulty

starting your car

if

the

temperature

drops suddenly. The viscosity

grades

of engine

oil

for use in your

Cadillac

at the various

cold

weather

temperatures

are given in the chart below.

If you anticipate that the minimum Use the grade

atmospheric temperature will be: indicated:

Not

lower than 30° F. above zero 20-W or

SAE

20

As

low as 10° F. above zero 20-W

As

low as 10° F. below zero 10-W

Below

10° F. below zero 10-W plus 10%

kerosene

Note:

10-W oil plus 10% kerosene is recommended

only

for

those

territories where the

temperature

remains under

10°

F. below zero for long periods.

Your

Cadillac

Authorized Service Station

will

advise you on the

proper engine oil required to give the

best

performance under exist-

ing

climatic and

driving

conditions.

®

Proper Oil Level

Always

maintain the proper

oil

level.

The

oil

indicator is marked in quarts. When-

ever the

level

falls

below the "add one­quart" mark, add oil immediately. Do
not add above the

"full"

mark, or

7-quart

level.

Check your oil each time you buy

gasoline and before starting long drives.

Engine

oil should be drained and replaced

with

fresh oil every

2,000 miles.

Hard

driving

conditions may

necessitate

more frequent

changes. Consideration for this should be given when

driving

in dust

storms, in

cold

or severe weather, or on very dusty roads.

24

#

Chassis

Lubrication

Detailed

instructions for the lubrication

of

your

Cadillac

car are listed and

illus-

trated in the "Lubrication Chart". The
chassis requires attention every 1,000
miles,

and all chassis lubricating points

should

be given attention at

these

times.

In

addition, the standard transmission
and rear axle lubricant should be drained
and replaced every 6,000 miles.

•4

Rear Axle

The rear axle of your car is equipped

with

a hypoid gear and

pinion,

and it must be lubricated always

with

SAE

90 Passenger Car Duty

Hypoid

Lubricant.

The lubricant

level

should be inspected every 1,000

miles,

and

Hypoid

Lubricant

or

SAE

90 or

"All

Purpose

(rear

Lube" added, if required.

The axle should be drained, (lushed out, and refdled

with

fresh

Hypoid

Lubricant everv 6,000 miles, regardless of season.

Transmission

The transmission (except

Hydra-Matic)

is to be lubricated all-year-

round

with

SAE

90 or

SAE

90 EP gear

oil

or

SAE

90 or

"Ail

Purpose

Gear

Lube." The SAE 90

Hypoid

Lubricant recommended for the

rear axle may be used also in the transmission.
The lubricant

level

should be inspected every 1,000 miles and lu-

bricant added as required.

Every

6,000 miles, the transmission

case

should

be drained, (lushed, and

refilled

with

fresh lubricant.

# Other

Points

The steering

gear,

water pump, wheel bearings, and

grease

gun

connections each require a specific type of lubricant.

Only

operators

familiar

with

these

requirements and having the right materials

should

be permitted to lubricate the car.

25

Go

by the Gauge

Regular

attention

will

extend the

life

of

your

tires and help you avoid emergency

repairs. Have your tire

pressure

checked

once each week. Be

sure

the front wheels
are kept in alignment. Have all tires
interchanged regularly.

RECOMMENDED

TIRE

PRESSURES

No.

Pressure

Series

Tire

Size

Plies

Fronf

Rear

47-61

7:00 x 15

4

28 lbs.

28 lbs.

47-62

7:00 x 15

4

28 lbs.

28 lbs.

47-60S

7:00 x 15 4

28 lbs.

28 lbs.

47-7S

7:50 x 16

6

24 lbs.

32 lbs.

your
their

Remember

Your

Spare

Your

spare

tire is intended for regular

use. Do not forget this. Have your

spare
mounted on the right rear between 4,000
and 5,000 miles; at the

same

time move
rear tires to front, placing them on sides
opposite to their

original

rear position.

Move

right front tire to left

rear.

Rotate

five

tires in this manner after every 4,000 miles to increase

service

life.

Changing

Wheels

When

a flat tire requires emergency wheel changing,

follow

the

procedure below exactly:

1—Make

sure

hand brake is set, and then block the opposite wheel.

26

2

-Place

jack directly under bumper adjacent to the center side of the
rear bumper guard or the outside of front bumper guard. Raise
ear high enough to clear wheel.

3

—If

rear wheel is to be changed, remove wheel shield as

instructed below.

4—

Remove

hub cap, using flattened

end of jack handle as lever.

Remove

wheel disc using special

tool

provided.

5—

Remove

wheel mounting

nuts

by

turning

to the left.

Lift

wheel

off

hub.

6—

Installation of the

spare

wheel is
performed by reversing forego­ing

operation.

Removing

Rear Wheel Shields

Series 61, 62 and 60S. Remove rear shield
by

turning hexagonal nut, located in the

center of the lower

edge

of

shield,

counter-

clockwise.

This nut may be turned by

using

the socket end of the wheel lug

wrench.

Tip the shield outward while

raising

up and away from the mounting

hooks. To

install

shield,

engage

mounting hooks at bottom of shield

with

the fender hooks and push top of shield flush

with

fender.

Turn

hex

lock

nut

clockwise

to tighten.

The series 75 shield is removed by reaching up under shield to reach

handle of lever,

pulling

it toward you to clear flange, and then

pulling

straight down. To

install

this shield,

engage

lugs at lower corners

in

their respective brackets and—making

sure

that

lever handle

points straigbt down—push upper

part

into place. Then move handle

back and up,

locking

it behind lower flange of shield.

27

ALABAMA

Bessemer
Birmingham
Brewton
Dothan
Ensley
Florence
Huntsville
Mobile
Montgomery

ALASKA

Anchorage
Fairbanks

ARIZONA

Douglas

Flagstaff
Kingman
Lowell
Nogales
Phoenix
Prescott

Tucson

ARKANSAS

Blytheville
Camden
El

Dorado

Fort

Smith

Mope

Hot

Springs

Little

Rock
Texarkana
West

Memphis

CALIFORNIA

Alhambra
Alfuras
Bakerfield

Beverly Hills
Burlingame
Chico
El

Centra
Eureka
Fresno
Glendale
Hollywood
Huntington Park

Inglewood
Long Beach
Los Angeles

28

McCloud
Merced
Modesto
Monterey

Napa

Oakland
Palo Alto
Pasadena
Paso

Robles
Pomona
Red Bluff

Redding
Richmond
Riverside
Sacramento
Salinas
San Bernardino

San

Diego
San Francisco
San Jose
San Luis Obispo
San Pedro
San Rafael
Santa Ana
Santa Barbara
Santa Cruz
Santa Monica
Santa

Rosa
Stockton
Susanville
Turlock
Vallejo
Ventura
Visalia
Watsonville
Weed
Whiftier
Woodland
Yosemile Park
Yuba City

COLORADO

Alamosa
Boulder
Burlington
Conon City
Colorado

Springs
Denver
Durango

Glenwood

Springs

Grand Junction
Greeley
Lamar
Loveland
Montrose
Pueblo

Rifle
Salida
Sterling
Trinidad

CONNECTICUT

Bridgeport
Bristol
Danbury
Greenwich

Hartford
Meriden
Middletown
Milford
Mystic
New Britain
New Haven

New Milford
Norwalk
Norwich

Putnam

Ridgefield

Rockville
Sheiton
Stamford
Stratford

Torrington

Waterbury
Westport
Willimantic
Winsted

DELAWARE

Dover
Milford
Wilmington

DISTRICT

OF

COLUMBIA

Washington

FLORIDA

Clearwater
Daytona Beach
Deland
Fort

Lauderdale

Fort

Myers

Gainesville
Jacksonville
Lakeland
Miami
Orlando
Panama City
Pensacola
St. Augustine
St. Petersburg
Sanford
Sarasota
Tallahassee

Tampa
Vero

Beach

West

Palm Beach

GEORGIA

Albany
Athens
Atlanta
Augusta
Carrollton
Columbus
Gainesville
Griffin
La

Grange
Macon
Rome
Savannah
Thomasville

IDAHO

Blackfoot
Boise
Idaho

Falls
Kellogg
Ketchum
Lewiston

Nampa
Pocatello
Rupert
Sandpoint
Twin Falls

ILLINOIS

Altamont
Alton
Anna
Aurora
Beardstown
Belleville
Bloomington

Blue

Island

Bushnell
Cairo
Canton
Carlinville
Carmi

Centraiia
Champaign
Chester
Chicago
Collinsville
Danville
Decatur
De Kalb
Dixon
Dundee

East

St. Louis
Eldorado
Elgin
Evanston
Freeport

Galesburg
Geneseo
Greenville
Highland Park

Jacksonville
Joliet
Kankakee
La

Grange

La

Salle
Marion
Mattoon
McHenry
Metropolis
Moline
Monmouth
Monticello
Morris
Mt. Vernon
Oak Park
Olney
Park

Ridge
Peoria
Pontiac
Princeton
Quincy

Robinson
Rockford
Springfield

Sterling
Taylorville
Trenton

Waukegan

INDIANA

Anderson
Angola

Bedford
Bloomington
Brazil
Columbia City
Columbus
Crawfordsville
Decatur

Elkhart

Evansville
Fort

Wayne
Frankfort
Gary
Greensburg
Hammond
Hartford City

Indianapolis

Kendallville

Kokomo

Lafayette
Laporte
Ligonier
Logansport

Marion
Michigan

City
Milan
Muncie
New Castle
Peru
Portland
Richmond
Rushville
Shelbyville
South Bend
Sullivan
Terre

Haute
Valparaiso
Vincennes
Warsaw

IOWA

Burlington
Cedar

Rapids
Centerville
Charles City
Clinton
Davenport
Des

Moines
Dewitt
Dubuque
Fort

Dodge

Iowa

City
Keokuk
Maquoketa
Mason

City
Muscatine
Oelwein
Ottumwa
Sioux City
Tama
Waterloo

KANSAS

MARYLAND

MICHIGAN

Arkansas

City

Annapolis

Adrian

Atchison

Baltimore

Alpena

Coffeyville

Bel

Air

Ann Arbor

Emporia

Cumberland

Battle Creek

Great Bend

Easton

Bay City

Hutchinson

Frederick

Benton Harbor

Lawrence

Hagerstown

Big

Rapids

Leavenworth

Hancock

Birmingham

Liberal

Havre De Grace

Cadillac

Ottawa

Pocomoke City

Calumet

Parsons

Westminster

Caro

Pittsburg

MASSA-

Centerline

Salina

MASSA-

Detroit

Topeka

CHUSETTS

Escanaba

Wichita

Andover

Flint

Attleboro

Grand

Rapids

KENTUCKY

Belmont

Grayling

Ashland

Beverly Farms

Greenville

Barbourville

Boston

Holland

Bowling Green

Brockton

Howell

Corbin

Brookline

Iron

River

Covington

Cambridge

Ironwood

Harlan

Chicopee

Jackson

Hazard

Concord

Kalamazoo

Lexington

Dalton

Lansing

Louisville

Dorchester

Lapeer

Middlesboro

Fall

River

Ludington

Owensboro

Fitchburg

Marquette

Paducah

Framingham

Mason

Pineville

Gardner Midland

Pineville

Gloucester Monroe

Prestonburg
Stearns

Great Barrington

Mount

Clemens

Prestonburg
Stearns

Greenfield

Mount

Pleasant

Williamsburg

Haverhill

Muskegon

LOUISIANA

Hyannis

Newberry

LOUISIANA

Hyde Park Niles

Alexandria

Lowell

Owosso

Baton

Rouge

Lynn

Petoskey

Jennings

Maiden

Pontiac

Lafayette

Medford

Port Huron

Lake Charles

Milford

Saginaw

Monroe

New Bedford

Sault

Ste. Marie

New Orleans

Newburyport

Standish

Oakdale

Newton

Traverse

City

Opelousas

Newton Centre

Wyandotte

Shreveport

N.

Adams

Ypsilanti

Vivian

Norwood

Ypsilanti

Pittsfleld

MINNESOTA

MAINE

Plymouth

Albert

Lea

Augusta

Quincy

Alexandria

Bangor

Salem

Anoka

Bar Harbor

Somerville

Austin

Bath

Springfield

Bemidji

Biddeford

Taunton

Brainerd

Caribou

Waltham

Chisholm

Houlton

Watertown

Duluth

Lewiston

Wellesley

Fairmont

Portland

Winchendon

Faribault

Rockland

Winchester

Fergus Falls

Waterville

Worcester

Hastings

International Falls

Lake City

Little

Falls
Mankato
Minneapolis
New Ulm
Owatonna
Red

Wing
Rochester
St. Cloud
Saint

Paul

Thief

River Falls
Virginia
Waseca
Willmar
Winona

MISSISSIPPI

Clarksdale
Columbus
Greenville
Greenwood
Gulfport
Hattiesburg
Jackson
Laurel

Meridian
Natchez

MISSOURI

Cape Girardeau
Columbia
Independence
tronton
Jefferson

City
Joplin
Kansas

Cily
Kennett
Kirksville
Lebanon
Mexico
Moberly
Poplar Bluff
Saint

Joseph
St. Louis
Sedalia

Sikeston

Springfield

MONTANA

Billings
Bozeman
Butte

Dillon

Great Falls
Helena
Hysham
Kalispell
Lewistown
Missoula

NEBRASKA

Alliance
Auburn

29

NEBRASKA

(Cont'd)

Chodron

Falls City

Fremont

Grand

Island
Hastings
lincoln
Norfolk
North

Platte
Ogallala
Omaha
Schuyler
Scottsbluff
Sidney

NEVADA

Ely

las

Vegas

Reno

NEW

HAMPSHIRE

Berlin

Concord
Dover
Keene
laconia
Manchester
Nashua
Plymouth
Portsmouth
Rochester

NEW JERSEY

Asbury

Park
Atlantic City
Bound

Brook
Bridgeton
Dover

Elizabeth

Flemington

Freehold
Hackensack
Hackettstown
Hammonton
Hillsdale
long Branch
Lyndhurst
Montclair
Morristown
Newark
New Brunswick
Newton
Ocean City
Passaic
Paterson
Perth Amboy

Pitman

Plainfteld
Princeton
Rahway
Red

Bank

Ridgewood
Salem
South Orange
Summit
Toms River
Trenton
Union

City

Vineland

NEW MEXICO

Albuquerque
Clovis

Gallup

Hobbs

las

Vegas

Roswell

NEW YORK

Albany
Amsterdam
Auburn
Botavio
Bay

Shore
Bayside
Binghamton
Brewster
Brockport
Bronx
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Catskill
Central

Valley
Dansville
Delhi
Dunkirk

East Hampton
Freeport, I. I.
Geneva
Glen

Cove
Glens Falls
Gloversville
Gowanda
Great

Neck
Hamburg
Hempstead
Homer
Horseheads

Hudson

Huntington
Ithaca
Jamaica
Jamestown
Kingston
Larchmont
Le

Roy
Lockport
Long

Beach

Long

Island City
Madison
Malone
Massena
Middletown
Mount

Kisco

Mount

Vernon
Newburgh
New

York
Niagara Falls
N.

Tonawanda
Norwich
Nyack
Olean

Ossining

Oswego
Oyster Bay
Patchogue
Penn Yan
Plattsburg'
Port Jefferson
Port

Jet-vis
Potsdam
Poughkeepsie
Rochester
Rome
Salamanca
Saranac

lake
Saratoga Springs
Schenectady
Seneca

Fails
Southampton
Staten

Island

Suffern

Syracuse
Tarry

town
Troy
Utica
Watertown
Wellsvilie
Westfleld
White Plains
Woodmere
Yonkers

NORTH

CAROLINA

Ahoskie
Asheville
Aulander
Burlington
Charlotte
Durham

Edenton

Fayetteville

Goldsboro
Greensboro
Greenville
Henderson
Hickory
High

Point
Kinston
Lexington
Pinehurst
Raleigh
Rocky

Mount

Salisbury

Shelby
Southern

Pines
Williomston
Wilmington
Wilson
Winsfon-Safem

NORTH DAKOTA

Bismarck
Devils

lake
Dickinson
Fargo
Grand

Forks
Mandan
Minot
Rugby
Willisron

OHIO

Akron
Ashland
Ashtabula
Athens
Bellevue
Bowling Green
Bryan
Cambridge
Canton
Chillicorhe
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Coshocton
Dayton
Defiance
Delaware
Dover
East Liverpool
Elyria
Findlay
Fostoria
Fremont

Grafton

Hamilton

Jackson

Lakewood
Lancaster
Lima
Lorain
Mansfield
Marietta
Marion
Massillon
Medina
Middletown
Napoleon
Newark
Norwalk
Painesville
Paulding
Piqua

Portsmouth
Salem
Sandusky
Sidney
Springfield

Steubenville
Tiffin
Toledo
Upper

Sandusky

Van

Wert
Wellington
Warren
Wooster
Youngstown
Zanesvilie

OKLAHOMA

Ada
Ardmore
Bartlesville
Blackwell
Chickasha
Cushing
Duncan
El

Reno

Enid
Hobart
Holdenville
Hominy
Lawton
Miami
Muskogee
Oklahoma

City
Ponca City
Seminole
Shawnee
Tulsa
Wewoka

OREGON

Astoria
Baker
Bend
Coos Bay
Corvallia
Eugene
Grants

Pass

Klamath

Falls

la

Grande
Medford
Pendleton
Portland
Reedsport
Roseburg
Salem
The

Dalles

PENNSYLVANIA

Aliqoippa
Allentown
Altoona

30

PENNSYLVANIA

Robesonia

Chattanooga
Ciarksville

(Cont'd)

Schuylkill

Haven

Chattanooga
Ciarksville

Ambridge

Scranton

Dyersburg

Ardmore

Sewickley

Elizabethton

Ashland

Sharon

Greenville

Beaver Falls

Shenandoah

Jackson

Bedford

Somerset

Johnson City

Bethlehem

State

College

Kingsport

Bloomsburg

Tamaqua

Knoxville

Brackenridge Towanda

Memphis

Bradford

Uniontown

Nashville

Bristol

Upper

Darby

Butler

Warren

TEXAS

Canonsburg

Washington

Abilene

Carlisle

Waynesboro

Amarillo

Chambersburg

Waynesburg

Austin

Chester

Wellsboro

Beaumont

Clarion

West

Chester

Big

Spring

Connellsville

Wilkes-Barre

Childress

Donora

Williamsport

Cleburne

Du

Bois

York

Corpus

Christi

Easton

Corsicana

Elizabethtown

RHODE ISLAND

Dallas

Erie

Newport

Denison

Frankford

Providence

Denton

Gettysburg

Warren

El

Paso

Greensburg

Westerly

Fort

Worth

Hanover

Woonsocket

Gainesville

Harrisburg

Galveston

Hazleton

SOUTH

Greenville

Homestead

CAROLINA

Henderson

"

Houtzdale

Aiken

Houston

Huntingdon

Anderson

Kerrville

Irwin

Bennettsville

Kilgore

Jenkintown

Charleston

La

Porte

Johnstown

Cheraw

Laredo

Kittanning

Columbia

Longview

Kutztown

Florence

Lubbock

Lancaster

Greenville

Lufkin

lansdale

Greenwood

Marshall

Latrobe

Hartsville

McAllen

Lebanon

Newberry

McKinney

Lewistown

Orangeburg

Midland

McKeesport

Rock

Hill

Mineral

Wells

Meadville

Spartanburg

Nacogdoches

Monongahela

Sumter

Pampa

Mount

Carmel

Paris

New Castle

SOUTH DAKOTA

Port

Arthur

New Kensington

Aberdeen

San Angelo

Norristown

Belle

Fourche

San Antonio

Oil

City

Deadwood

Sherman

Philadelphia

Mitchell

Sweetwater

Pittsburgh

Rapid

City

Temple

Pottstown

Sioux

Falls

Tyler

Punxsutawney

Watertown

Vernon

Quakertown

Victoria

Reading

TENNESSEE

Waco

Ridgway

Bristol

Wichita

Falls

UTAH

Brigham
Coalville

Ogden

Price

Provo
Salt Lake City
Tremonton

VERMONT

Barre

Bennington

Brattleboro

Burlington

Rutland
Saint Albans

Saint Johnsbury

White

River

Junc-

tion

VIRGINIA

Charlottesville

Danville

Fredericksburg

Hampton

Lynchburg

Martinsville

Newport

News
Norfolk
Norton
Petersburg
Portsmouth
Richmond
Roanoke
Staunton
Suffolk

WASHINGTON

Aberdeen
Bellingham
Bremerton
Centralia
Everett
Gig

Harbor

Longview

Mt.

Vernon
Olympia
Pasco
Port

Angeles
Seattle
Spokane
Tacoma
Vancouver
Walla

Walla

Wenafchee

Yakima

WEST

VIRGINIA

Beckley

Bluefield
Charleston
Clarksburg
Elkins
Fairmont
Huntington
Logan
Marfinsburg
Morgantown
Northfork

Parkersburg
Wheeling
Williamson

WISCONSIN

Antigo
Appleton
Baraboo
Beloit

Delavan

Eau

Claire

Fond

Du Lac

Green

Bay
Janesville
Kenosha

Lacrosse

Madison

Manitowoc

Marinette

Menasha

Milwaukee

Monroe
New Richmond

Oshkosh

Pewaukee
Port Washington
Racine
Rhinelander
Sheboygan
Stevens

Point

Sturgeon

Bay

Wausau

WYOMING

Casper
Cheyenne
Evanston
Lander
Laramie
Lusk
Rawlins
Rock

Springs
Sheridan
Torringfon
Wheatland

31

EASY

REFERENCE

Page

Convenient

Cadillac

Instru-

ments

and

Controls

-

Ignition Switch Control 2
Starter Button 2
Transmission Control 3
Turn

Signal Control Lever 3
Headlamp Control 3
Hand

Brake Operation 4

Driver's

Seat

Adjustment 4

Ventilating

System

4

Windshield Wipers 4

Cigarette Lighter and Ash

Tray.

5

Cadillac

Electric Clock 5

Hadio

Control Panel 5

Hear

View

Mirror

6

Cadillac

Speedometer

6

Oil

Pressure Gauge 6

Neat

Indicator 6

Charging

Indicator 6
Gasoline Gauge 7
Cadillac

Door Locks 7

Door

"Hold-Open"

7

Accessory Hack-Up Light 7

Cadillac

Automatic Heating

Controls 8

Ventilaling-Defrosting Heater

Controls 8

License Data 9

Cadillac

Hydra-Matic

Drive

10

To

Start 1«

To

Stop

10

To

Back Up 10

For

Normal Driving 11

When

to use

"Lo"

11
Passing II
Parking

on Hills II

Proper

Care

of

Hydra-Matic

Drive

12

The

Right

Gasoline

is Vital

to

Your

Cadillac

13

Gasoline Tank Capacity 13
Engine Oil Level Indicator 13
Radiator Filler Cap 13

Page

Read

Your

Warranties

14

Manufacturer's Warranty M

Tire

Warranty 15

Battery Warranty 15

When

you see

this

Sign

you

are

assured

Proper

Service

Attention! 16
Cadillac

Authorized

Service..

18

Time

Saving 18

Personal

Interest

18

Owner's Service Policy 18

Your

Identification

Card

18

Cities Where Available 2H

Cadillac

Blue

Coral

Beauty

Treatment

19

Cooled

for Efficiency and

Protection

20

Cadillac

Cooling

System

Inhibitor 20

When

the

Thermometer

Drops

to

Here—Use

Anti-Freeze. .. . 21

Before Installing Anti-Freeze ... 21

Protect

your

Cadillac

with

Systematic

Lubrication

22
Engine Oil Recommendations. . . 22
"Regular Motor

Oil"

22

"Premium Motor

Oil"

22

"Heavy-Duty Motor

Oil"

23

The

Regular 23

After

the First 1,000 Miles 23
Proper Oil Level 24
Chassis Lubrication 25
Rear

Axle 25
Transmission 25
Other

Points

.... 25

Wheel

and Tire

Considerations

26

Go

by the Gauge 26

Recommended

Tire

Pressures.

. . 26

Remember

Your

Spare 26

Changing

Wheels

26

Removing Rear Wheel Shields. . 27

Lubrication

Chart — All

1947 Series

Cadillac Cars

Front

Wheel

Suspension

to

on

R. H.

Side

Apply

chassis

lubricant

to connections with grease

gun

at points shown.

Every

1000 mllea

Front

Wheel

Bearings

Bach

Front

Wheel

Remove

bearings, dean,

repack

with wheel bearing

lubricant

and readjust.

Every

12,000

miles

Air

Cleaner

Remove

air cleaner

fil-

tering

unit,

drain

and

refill

with

one pint of

S.A.E.

50

engine oil and reinstall.

Every

2000

miles

Engine Oil Filler

Check

oil level every

100 to 150 miles and add

oil

as

required.

Drain

crankcase and re-

1

rill

with oil of correct grade.

Clean

filter

in cap.

Every

2000

miles

Steering

Gear

Add

steering gear

lubri

cant to

bring

level up to

filler.

Every

1000 miles

Pedals

and Clutch

Rocker

Shaft

S

Fittinw

(I

on

Hydra-Matic

cars)

Apply

chassis

lubricant

to connections with grease

gun.

Every

1000 mllea

Rear

Axle

Add

Hypoid

lubricant

SAE

90 or "All Purpose

Gear I.uhc"

to

bring

level,

up lo

lillrt lioli-.

Every

1000 miles

Drain,

and

refill

Hypoid

lubricant.

Every

6000

miles

with

"Oil Can"

Lubrication

Apply

a few drops ol

engine

oil

to the connections

for

the

hand

brake,

the

hood

hinges,

anil

the clutch

release mechanism.

Every

1000 miles

Front

Wheel

Suspension

0 on L.H.

Side

Apply

chassis

lubricant
to connections with grease
gun

at points shown.

Every

1000 miles

Water Pump

Apply

water pump

lubri-

cant with grease gun.

Every

1000 miles

Generator

2 Oil

C.'U/M

Apply

a few drops

nginc

oil with oil can.

Every

1000 miles

Storage

Battery

Add

distilled water to

bring

level up to top of

filler

tubes.

Every

1000 miles

la

tVai'irt

weathet check

level

every two weeks.

Timer-Distribu

tor

Turn

down grease cup

and refill

with water pump

lubricant.

Apply

vaseline

to

cam and a drop

of engine

oil

to

cam

wick.

Every

1000 miles

Transmission

Add

transmission

lubri-

cant

SAE

90 or

"Ail Pur­pose

Gear Lube"

to

bring

level

up to

filler

hole.

Every

1000 miles

Drain,

and

refill

with

fresh

lubricant.

Every

6000

miles

Hydra-Matic

Drive

.Sec instructions iu

Oper-

ator's

Manual

Body

Hardware

Apply

a few drops of

light

oil to door hinges.

Clean

all

door

striker

plates

and

wedges

and apply a

small

amount of washable

wax.

Every

1000 miles

Lubrication Chart

— All

1947

Series

Cadillac Cars

Front

Wheel

Suspension

10 m R.

H.Sidc

Apply

chains lubricant

to connection* with

create

cun

at

point*

*howo.

Emj

||M

miles

Front

Wheel

Bearings

Back

Frftd

Wkttl

Remove bearings, dean,

repack

with wheel bearing

lubricant

aod readjust.

Every

12,***

mile*

Air

Cleaner

Remove

air

cleaner

fil-

tering

unit,

drain

and

refill

with one pint

of

S.A.E.

50

engine

oil and

reinstall.

Every

MM

milea

Engine

Oil

Filler

Check

oil

level every

100

to

ISO

mite* and add

oil

a*

required.

Drain

crankcaae and

re-

fill

with

oil

of

correct

grade.

Clean

filter

in

cap.

Every 20M

mile*

Steering

Gear

Add

rteering gear

lubri-

cant

to

bring

level

up to

fitter.

Every

ION

mile*

Pedals

and

Clutch

Rocker

Shaft

a

Ftttinf

(f m

Hydro-Untie

cart)

Apply

chassis

lubricant

to connection* with

grease

gun.

Every

ISO*

mile*

Rear

Axle

Add

Hypoid

lubricant

SAE

90 or

"Ail Purpose

Gear Lube"

to

bring

level

up

to

filler

hole.

Every

1*00 mllea

Orsin.

and

refill

Hypoid

lubricant.

Every

MOO

miles

with

"Oil

Can"

Lubrication

Apply

a few

drop*

of

engine

oil

to the

connection*

(or

the

hand brake,

the

hood diners,

and

the clutch

release

mechanism.

Every

I»00

miles

Front

Wheel

Suspension

» m L.H.

Sidt

Apply

chassis

lubricant

to connections with

grease

gun

at points shown.

Every

ISO*

mile*

Water

Pump

Apply

water

pump

lubri-

cant

with

grease

gun.

Every

ISM

mllea

Generator

*

0.7

Cups

Apply

« few

drops

of

engine

oil

with

oil can.

Every

ISM

mllea

Storage

Battery

Add

distilled water

to

bring

level

up to top of

filler

tubes.

Every IMt

mile*

la

warm

weather

check

level every two

weeks.

Timer-Distributor

Turn

down

grease

cup

and refill

with water pump

lubricant.

Apply

vaseline

to

cam

and a drop

of

engine

oil

to

cam

wick.

Evary

ISM

miles

Transmission

Add

SAE

90

Passenger

Car

Hypoid Lubricant.

SAE

90

Mineral

Oil

Gear

Lubricant, or

SAE

90

"All

Purpose"

Gear Lubricant

to

bring

level up

to

filler

hole.

Every

1000 mllea

refill

with

Dralo,

and

fresh

lubricant
Every

(000 mllea

Hydra-Matic

Drive

See instructions

in

Oper-

ator's

Manual

Body

Hardware

Apply

a few

d.'oj/«

oi

light

oil to

door lunges.

Clean all

door

striker

plates

and

wedge*

and

apply

*

small

amount

of

washable

wax.

Every

1000 mllea

Printed

in I'. S.

A.

.:.-v

-"

-5.¾^¾¾¾:^.-

•

Automobile

Manufacturers

Association

Consolidated

Specification

Questionnaire

For

1947

Models

Mechanical

Details

Make

ofcr

CADHXAG

Mod

.,

61,.62,.606,..7^

N.m.

^

MiI(w

:

CADILLAC

MOTOR

CAB DIVISION

AMrMt

2860 CLARK AVENUE

GENERAL

MOTORS

CCRPa^TION

o*u)M9ELm&,..)Sh$:.

NOTE:

(II

Sebfect

to

Corracfloa:

It It

aadorstood

that

the

followiag

data or*

sab|«ct

to corractloa la th*

case

of

ears

aot ia productloa

at

th* fin*

this

compllatloa

was

reaaested.

(21

Only

staadard

eaalpweat

lacladod

la

Factory

Daflvafad

price

shoald

ba

lacladed

la

this

quasttoBaalr*.

ENGINE

No.

of

cylinders

8

,nt

Mead

n

.

Valve arrangemeni

,..

**.

.3..iS.a...............

Strok.

..k.

1/2^.:

Cylinder

heed,

east

iron

or

aluminum . .9*8*.

Iron

Cylinder

sleeve.

Yes

.;

.No.......

/f.

Pitfon displaced

....

J.*9..W.«.

iR?

Taxable

hotsapowor

..

39 :?9.

Horsepower rating—

•'•

,

To

be

based

on actual performance corrected to 60*F. at sea

.eel (barometric pressure

29i92

inches

of mercury) with standard

^MSL

(Octane

No.

of fuel...

§9

)

»

—With

Bare Engine—

Maximum brake

hp. .

15°.

.t... 3oOO

RJ.M.

—With

Standard Accessories—*

Maximum brake

hp.

.139. at...32.90

.R.P.M.

•Those standard

accessories

needed

for normal operation

includ-

ing fan, generator, starter, air cleaner, muffler, manifolds, fuel

and

water

pumps.

Maximum torque—

« _^

With bar*

engine,

lb. ft... .?°3.

at....

lP.99.....

R.P.M.

With standard

eccassorias * lb.

fr..2.72 at.l8.00 ...

.R.P.M.

Compression Ratio-

Standard . ,...7.r25.

...

Optional

Standard compression pressure

—pounds—

At cranking speed ....

IPO

.7. .435

At what

R.P.M

X&.&.XQQQ.X.V.M,

PISTONS

aad

RINGS

Piston

MaU .Alcoa..-.Bohn

Malarial

M}^™*

A?±97.

Features—split

skirt,

invar

strut,

oval,

tin-plated,

aluminum

oxide

finish,

auto-thermic,

V-Bridge,

porous

chrome

plate,

T^lot

Anodized Finish

nctH—tvithout

rings,

pin

or

hushing..

.19

:

5/3.2.

\

1/8"

etc.

Weighf

Length

..

Clearance-

Top

lander.

/0....:92^...

Skirt,

top

.,0021"

bottom.

,0005".

PISTONS

aad

RINGS

(coat'd)

Piston

ring

groove

depth-

Dia. at

BottOK

Of

GrOOTO

Oil

.3,127...-.3.132 Compresrfoa.3..127..^..3-132..

No.

of

oil

rings

wad

par

piston

...X ,

Width

of

oil

rings

3/X&"...

• .:

Width

of

oil

ring

gap

.'.

Q9I. -.

...023." . %TX$jX*^^&.

No.

of

compression

rings

used

par

piston

f:...v.'.

1.:.^¾^*:-T.

Width of compression

rings

..:.5/.0^..

..w.-....-Jp^;^:;vr.~.

Width

of

compression ring

gap

...

Maximum.wall thickness

of

oil

rings:.

...,i5.Qr;.:::....

Maximum wall thickness of compression rings...

»17.9....

Are

ring axpandars

used.

Yes

No....??.

RODS

aad PINS

Wristpin-

. v Material

H315 Carfcurized

Length

.A ..

Diemeter

...

Locked

in

rod.

piston or floating ....

H.Oatfclg

Clearance

in piston .•0.9905"

to

.•.0001.*'.....

Clearance

in

rod

..

...00O2"

to

...0008".....

Connecting

rod—

.

Length—tenter

to

center

x. 3/T.

Material 1035. .Stftel

Weight-otMce-r

33

Crankpin fournal-

_

m

Diameter

.:^595.

Length

Lower bearing—

M.t.ri.|St«el.r^ck^o^r Nicke^Ma^-^^

A A

AC*

A***.*

•

Oearance .....•.9095"

to..

..00201!

End play r908"

w

. .0¾"

ShlXOXxTp—solid,

laminated

or

none

HfBEsQ

Spun

or

separate

Sep&ra+iO.

-^^y

•

Rods

and

pistons

removed

from

above

or

below

CRANKSHAFT

Material li1*?. Steel

Weight-stripped

.7^.-.5.

Ib.8

Vibration dampener

used-y«

or no.

.¥es...

(S*d ,

. Only).

Type ..Spring.Loaded. .-.Torsional

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1947 MODEL

SPECIFICATIONS

PAGE

7

ivtalo

of

Car.

CADILLAC

.Mod

.1 60S, 75 Dat. 10,

Rerleed

Sept.

23, 19V

NOTE-ln

giving bearing dimensions, kindly

>n

the following ord.r:

Inside

diameter,

outside

diameter

and

width. Where cap and

cone

bearings are used,

give

both cap and

cone

numbers.

wiivt uuai

my—

J&SW.e.

Bufhing.........

3A x 13/I6

5^23/32'

BEARINGS

Water pump bearing—

Males or

type

H»B<

JBOJUL

Size

or number

:v?r.l..

Fan

bearing-

Malta

or

type

.H.

D *.

Ball..

(Special. Double^Row)

Size

or number

.1*19838

Starting motor commutator

end.

bearing—

Make

or

type . .In. GMt.

iTOtt

Tl*M+

Size

or number

Starting motor drive end bearing-

Male

or

type

.

Size

or number

Starting motor outboard bearing-

Male

or

type

...

Bron*©.

Bushing

,

Size

or number . 9MX.5/8.X3A"....

Generator commutator end bearing-

Male

or

type

.

SrOXX&e.

Bushing

She or number *. 3

A X 3A" ...

Generator drive end bea ring-

Male

or

type

...

.•.•.

.P.« .

Size

or number .. SP3?.P3.

Transmission main drive

gear

front pilot bearing-

Male

or

type

...

.P.: . $•11

Size

or number .5107109

Clutch

'throwout bearing—

Male

or

type

.

Size

or number

Transmission

main

drive

gear

rear bearing-

Male

or

type

...

Hjfttt.

Roller.

Size

or number .. 12S*70O

Transmission main

shaft

front pilot bearing—

Male

or

type

...

U.

.•.

.Pt. .B*H

Size

or number ..

2&1P5.

Transmission main

shaft

rear bearing—

Male

or

type

...

j»

iP*

.?»11

Size

or number

..

..( f

Transmission countershaft front bearing—

Mala

or typ.

...

HM>dle

Bearing*

Size

or number

Transmission countershaft rear bearing—

Male

or

type

..

Size

or number

transmission

reverse

idler bearing—

Male

or

type

. Steal.

Backed.

Babbitt.

Bushings

• 3

Bering*

Co..

of

Aaerloa (Ball)

BEARINGS

(cont'd)

Size

or number

7/8x1x1«

Overdrive

shaft

rear bearing-

Male

or

type

.

..

Hon©

Size

or number

Ovardrive

shaft

pilot bearing—

•

Male

or

type

Jf9»*

Size

or number

Main

shaft

extension

bearing—

Mala

or

type

.

.

Two

Steal Backed Babbitt

Buahl

Siza

or number . r77"iv:'j....;

Rear

axle

pinion

shaft

front bearing—

Male

or typ.

...

.RpUW

Size

or number . .

11*221*50.

Rear

axle

pinion

shaft

rear bearing-

Male

or

type

Tkmk»n.

Tajrpered

Roller

Size

or number

Differential right bearing—

Male

or

type

^gg*??*

4

JWttf*

Size

or number

ITTTP?*

Differential

left

bearing-

Male

or

type

Tinker.

Z&ppered

Roller

Size

or number 61,

62,603

-.

1U9355..

.75.

. 1«K>

Rear

wheel

inner bearing—

,,.

. If. P.

Ball

Male

or

type

Siza

or number

.Z<Tvr.Mr

Rear

wheel

outer bearing-

Male

or

type

. .. BOB©

Size

or number

Front

wheel

inner bearing—

Male

or

type

... B..

J).. . Ball

Size

or number

. .

9P5Qtj2

Front

wheel

outer bearing—

.

Male

or

type

... J?.-.

Pi.

Ball

Size

or number ..

999935

Kingpin

upper bearing—

Male

or

type

...

Steel.

Backed

Bronte.

Bushing..

Size

or number

..

59/6*.x

1.1/16.x.i.iA

Kingpin

lower

bearing—

Mai.

or iyp.

. 8*f*l

.?*°*ed

Bronre

.Bushing...

Size

or number ..

5?/0*. * .1. l/tf.

;X

1 ijk

Kingpin

thrust bearing-

Male

or

type

...

Hoorer.

Ball.

Bearing.

.Co.,

Size

or number ..

1*3VT7P

7

1947

MODEL

SPECIFICATIONS

PAGE

8

Aala

of Car.

CADILLAC

Modal

.6.1,..62,..606,..75

Dat. ...JMarch..1.0,.

19U7

NOTE: CI) Uit only that aaulpmont which is

Included

in the factory delivered

price.

Special eqnlpmeat which is

fitted,

but not included in the factory delivered price should bo listed wltfc Its additional

price.

(2) Enter on top lino your own model nam*, or

sorios

mark

corresponding, to Standard. O.Lwc. or Custom.

Standard

EQUIPMENT

Catalog

Designation

of Modal

AH.

SWtQft

.&

H0d©^8

X

•

<Kt

*

.X.

x.

.x.

.x.

X-

x.

X-

X

Lacquar

male

B>M»

Body

finish,

lacquer

or

synthetic

enamel.

Lacquer

Fandar

finish,

lacquer

or

synthetic

enamel

.1&CC\\XQT.

...

Hardwara

mats

Tematedt

Speedometer

mala

A.C.

Gasoline

gauge

male

..A.C.

Thermometer

male

A.C

Car

lock

make

..

.BriggS.

.&.

Sfcratton

Car

lock

operates

on

ignition

or

ignition

and

steering..

Clock

mala

Jaeger..

.mechanical

or

electrical

$X<?CtXl]p

X

Cigar

lighter

make

Q&BOO

Safety

glass

make . XAfcfcy.TOwene.-J.Qrd

Safety

glass

type,

laminated

or

tempered

In

windshield

.".

In

side

windows

in

rear

window

Tampered...

Bumper

make

..

Geiieral.

Spring.&

.Bumper....

Bumper

guard

make

..

.Own

Car

heater

make

Type

Circulating)

Direction

signal

make

JDelCQ

Front—ye*

or

no.

.YSS

Rear—ye*

or

no...

Yea

.

No.

of

tail

lights

included

TWO

No.

of

visors

included

Two

No.

of

horns

included

No.

of

windshield

wipers

included . TWO

No.

of

spare

tires

included

... .On©

*

Not

included

in

factory

delivered

Underseat Heater -

Harrison

Radiator

Dash

Heater -

Eaton

Mfg.

Co.

X.

X.
X.

.X.

X.
X.

.X

X-

X

.X.
.X.

X

x

X.

price,

•

Models­DeLuxe

Custom

194 7 MODEL

SPECIFICATIONS

PAGE

9

ofdr

..

CABIIiLAC

Model . . 6l., 62.,. 60S. . 75 Date . .March.

lo,-.1.9U:7

BODY

DIMENSIONS

(Five-Passenger,

Four-Door

Sedan)

INTERIOR

All

interior

body

dimensions

taken

with

front

seat

in its

rear

position

Width

of

front

seat

cushion, measured 5 inches

from

bad (AJ

Width

of

rear

seat

cushion, measured 5 inches

from

back

(B)

v

Depth

of

front

seat

cushion

(C)

Depth

of

rear

seat

cushion

(D)

Height

of

front

seat

cushion measured

12½

inches

from

center line

of

body

(E)

Front

seel

horizontal adjustment, inches

{FJ

•on*

teat

vertical adjustment, inches

Height

of

rear

cushion measured

12½

inches

from

center line

of

body

(S)

Vertical

distance steering wheal and

seat

cushion

(H)

Head

room

at

front

seat,

measured 5 inches

from

back(l)

,

Head

room

at

rear

seat,

measured 5 inches

from

back

(J)

Lag

room in front

seat,

measured

from 6 inches

up on

toe

board,

following contour

of seat

cushion

(K)

Lag

room

in

rear

seat,

measured

from

center

of

foot

rest, following contour

of seat

cushion

(L)

Trunk

capacity, cubic

feet

Width

of

left

front

pillar

on diagonal with door closed

6109

6069

60-1/2....62.

5Q.5/8.....32.

l8.rlA....lB.

20.

20.

i6.T7/a....i^riA

krl/2

k-rl/2

6269

62

52
18
20

751S
60-;
50-3

18-2

20

-1/k 15-1

k

16-l/J

1+-1/2

15.5./8....15.5/16

36.-1/2....35.

,

H3-l/8...>ir3A

^0.-3/8.....h3

-3/16

16.51

16.7

^-1/2

3-3

A

15-3/16

16-

5

3./2, 6 1

36-1/2

37-

3^-15/16

35

U2-1/8

1+2-

1+0-7/8

1+0-

16.7

18.

3-3 A ^-1

/

a

Make

194 7

MODEL

SPECIFICATIONS

PAGE

10

o{C<r

CADILLAC

Model

6.1,..6.2,..6.03,

&. 75 Dat.

Sept,

.29,. 1947

BODY

DETAIL

AND

EQUIPMENT

FORMS

DIRECTIONS

Only standard equipment included in the Factory Delivered price
shown in column 3 should be listed on this sheet. Please arrange body types
in an ascending price scale with the lowest priced type at the top and the
highest priced type at the bottom.

IMPORTANT—To save your time, where an item is common to several
types, use arrows to indicate the fact as shown in diagrams.

Standard-abbreviations may be used where space limitations make this

necessary. Where sub-headings such as those shown

in

column for Body

Make

are identified with numerals, these numerals may be used in filling in form.

Make

}

Body

Model

Crescent 6-60

Hoadster

I

Phaeton

[

Two-door

sedan
Four-door Sedan
Coupe

—

Coupe with rumble

—

1

Cabriolet

—

Crescent 8-SO

Roadster

—

Phaeton
Two-door

sedan
Four-door sedan
Coupe
Coupe with rumble
Cabriolet

Limousine

1

Landau

let

Body

Mtltt

j

Fisher

|

:

1

—

1 i

T

1

Murray

|

T

Fisher

|

:

T

Budd

|

!

T
Fleetwood
LeBaron

1

i

MAKE AND MODEL

Cad.

610.7

Cad'.

6109

Cad.

6207

C,a4«

6269

Cad.

6267

Cad.

6069

CacU

7519

Cad.

7523

Cad.

Cad.

7533

7523-L

fiad.

7533-L

BODY TYPE

List

Types on

Ascending

Price Scale

Beginning with the

Lowest Price

Dyn.

Coupe

4

Door

Sedan

Dyn..

Coupe

4

Door

Sedan

Conv.

Coupe

4

Door

Sedan

L

Door

Sedan

4

Door

Sedan

L

Door

Sedan Imp.

4

Door

Sedan Bus.

4

Door

Sedan

Business

ImPe

Factory

Delivered

Price

Including

Federal

Tax

and

Handling

Charge

Number

of

Pass-

engers

Wheel-

base

Shipping

Weight

Seating

Arrange-

ment

Number

See

Below

Body

Make

42200

5

126

4082#

3

Fisher*

S2324

5

126 4138

4

42446

5

129

4117

3

42523

5

129 4201

3

&2902

5 129

4A50

3

1

43195

5

133 4351

4

-:

'leetwood

&LL71

5

136 4836

5

44686

7

136 4861 5

7

136 4939

5

42L368

9

136 4762

5

}

i

1L.560

9

136 4822 5

*T

teric r by Fie

etwood

n

it

1. 1947

Sub1ect

to chanj ;e withou t notice i

SEATING

ARRANGEMENT

NUMBERS

1—Two-door

car

with

no

rear

seat.

2—Two-door

car

with

rumble

seat.

.

3—Two-door

car

with

conventional

rear

cush-

ion.

4—

Four-door

car

with

cushions

front

and

rear.

5—

Four-door

car

with

cushions

front

and

rear

plus

two

auxiliary

seats

folding

into

6—

Two-door

car

with

two

opera

seats

fold

ing

into

sides

of

body.

7—Two-door

car

with

two

opera

seats

fold

ing

into

roar

of

body.

8—Two-door

car

with

one

opera

seat

foldint

into

rear

of

body

and

other

seat

station

ary.

9—Two-door

car

with

rear

stationary

seat

to