Section 7 · Pages 106–127 (22 pages)

Steering

From the 1954 Cadillac Shop Manual

Manual and power steering service: steering gear adjustments including worm bearing and pitman shaft end play, power rack guide adjustment, bleeding the hydraulic system, the power steering tank and pump, removal, disassembly and assembly of the manual steering gear, steering linkage and the upper steering shaft bearings, with a trouble diagnosis chart and specifications.

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What this section covers

  • Steering gear adjustments
  • Power steering tank and pump
  • Bleeding the hydraulic system
  • Manual steering gear overhaul
  • Steering linkage
  • Trouble diagnosis chart
Year
1954
Models
Series 62 (6219, 6237, 6267), Sixty Special (60S), Series 75, Series 86 Commercial Chassis
Pages
345

What’s inside

Shop manual

  1. 2Lubrication and Preventive Maintenancepp. 1–10
  2. 3Bodypp. 11–72
  3. 4Chassis Sheet Metalpp. 73–80
  4. 5FrameThe X-type frame used on 1954 Cadillacs: checking frame dimensions and twist, replacing the front cross member, and body bolt locations.pp. 81–83
  5. 6Chassis Suspensionpp. 84–105
  6. 7Steeringpp. 106–127
  7. 8Rear Axlepp. 128–137
  8. 9Brakespp. 138–159
  9. 10Engine Mechanicalpp. 160–195
  10. 11Engine Electricalpp. 196–223
  11. 12Engine Fuel and Exhaustpp. 224–267
  12. 13Engine Coolingpp. 268–277
  13. 15Chassis Electricalpp. 278–291

Accessories

  1. 16-AAir Conditionerpp. 292–317
  2. 16-BAutomatic Heating Systempp. 318–325
  3. 16-CRadiopp. 326–331
  4. 16-DVacuum AntennaRemoval, disassembly, assembly and repair of the vacuum-operated piston and rod radio antenna, including moisture in the cylinder and antennas that will not raise or lower.pp. 332–334
  5. 16-EAutronic Eyepp. 335–341
  6. 16-FFog LightsFog lamps mounted in the radiator grille with built-in turn signals, their switch, and the fog lamp aiming procedure.pp. 342–342

Index

  1. IndexAlphabetical index of subjects with note and page numbers; some entries refer to sections not included in this scan.pp. 343–345