Section 6 · Pages 54–75 (22 pages)

Chassis Suspension

From the 1952 Cadillac Shop Manual

Front and rear suspension, wheels and tires: front wheel alignment, tire pressures and tire wear patterns, wheel bearing adjustment, run-out and static and dynamic balancing, the front stabilizer, upper and lower suspension arms, springs and shock absorbers, with a diagnosis chart, front and rear spring data and height charts, specifications and torques.

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What this section covers

  • Front wheel alignment
  • Tire wear diagnosis
  • Wheel bearing adjustment
  • Wheel and tire balancing
  • Front stabilizer
  • Upper and lower suspension arms
  • Front and rear spring data charts
  • Specifications and torques
Year
1952
Models
Series 62, 60S (Sixty Special), 75 and 86 Commercial Chassis
Pages
342

What’s inside

Shop manual

  1. 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
  2. 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
  3. 2Lubrication and Preventive Maintenancepp. 6–15
  4. 3Bodypp. 16–43
  5. 4Chassis Sheet Metalpp. 44–49
  6. 5Framepp. 50–53
  7. 6Chassis Suspensionpp. 54–75
  8. 7Steering Gear (Manual and Power)pp. 76–99
  9. 8Rear Axlepp. 100–109
  10. 9Brakespp. 110–123
  11. 10Engine Mechanicalpp. 124–159
  12. 11Engine Electricalpp. 160–179
  13. 12Engine Fuel and Exhaustpp. 180–225
  14. 13Engine Coolingpp. 226–235
  15. 14Clutch and Synchro-Mesh Transmissionpp. 236–248
  16. 15Hydra-Matic Drivepp. 249–301
  17. 16Chassis Electricalpp. 302–317
  18. 17Accessoriespp. 318–337
  19. IndexAlphabetical index of subjects with the note number and section page for each, from anti-freeze to the synchro-mesh transmission.pp. 338–342