Section 3 · Pages 16–43 (28 pages)
Body
From the 1952 Cadillac Shop Manual
Fisher body service for 1952 Cadillac styles: the free-wheeling rear door lock mechanism, door alignment with hinge shims, ventilator frame and vent glass adjustment, door check links and glass travel, windshield glass installation, headlining removal, deck lid lock and cylinder replacement, sealing strips and a chart of body styles.
Read this section free, starting at page 16What this section covers
- Rear door lock free-wheeling mechanism
- Door alignment and hinge shims
- Ventilator frame and vent adjustment
- Door glass and check links
- Windshield glass installation
- Headlining removal and installation
- Deck lid lock and lock cylinder
- Body styles
- Year
- 1952
- Make
- Cadillac
- Vehicle
- Passenger Cars
- Type
- Service Manual
- Models
- Series 62, 60S (Sixty Special), 75 and 86 Commercial Chassis
- Pages
- 342
What’s inside
Shop manual
- Cover, Title Page and ContentsCover, title page naming the Series 52-62, 60S, 75 and 86 Commercial cars, and the rapid reference contents page for the seventeen sections.pp. 1–3
- 1General InformationForeword and arrangement of the manual, plus identification: engine serial number and unit number locations, the engine unit number chart by transmission and series, the body name plate, the Hydra-Matic serial plate and rear axle gear ratio identification numbers (3.07, 3.36 and 3.77).pp. 4–5
- 2Lubrication and Preventive Maintenancepp. 6–15
- 3Bodypp. 16–43
- 4Chassis Sheet Metalpp. 44–49
- 5Framepp. 50–53
- 6Chassis Suspensionpp. 54–75
- 7Steering Gear (Manual and Power)pp. 76–99
- 8Rear Axlepp. 100–109
- 9Brakespp. 110–123
- 10Engine Mechanicalpp. 124–159
- 11Engine Electricalpp. 160–179
- 12Engine Fuel and Exhaustpp. 180–225
- 13Engine Coolingpp. 226–235
- 14Clutch and Synchro-Mesh Transmissionpp. 236–248
- 15Hydra-Matic Drivepp. 249–301
- 16Chassis Electricalpp. 302–317
- 17Accessoriespp. 318–337
- IndexAlphabetical index of subjects with the note number and section page for each, from anti-freeze to the synchro-mesh transmission.pp. 338–342







