Section 4 · Pages 24–59 (36 pages)
Chassis Suspension
From the 1962 Cadillac Shop Manual
Front and rear suspension service. The front system is independent and rubber mounted with tie-struts and a camber adjustment eccentric at the upper arm; the rear uses coil springs, except the Commercial chassis, which has semi-elliptical multi-leaf springs. Contains diagnosis, alignment and acceptable camber combinations.
Read this section free, starting at page 24What this section covers
- Front suspension arms and spherical joints
- Camber adjustment eccentric and acceptable camber combinations
- Rear coil springs
- Commercial chassis leaf springs
- Diagnosis chart
- Heavy duty suspension
- Year
- 1962
- Make
- Cadillac
- Vehicle
- Passenger Cars
- Type
- Service Manual
- Models
- Series 60, 62, 75 and Commercial chassis
- Publication
- 1098987
- Pages
- 550
What’s inside
Shop manual
- 1General Informationpp. 1–8
- 2Lubrication Service and Preventive Maintenancepp. 9–17
- 3Framepp. 18–23
- 4Chassis Suspensionpp. 24–59
- 5Power Steeringpp. 60–90
- 6Hydra-Matic Transmissionpp. 91–142
- 7Rear Axlepp. 143–158
- 8Brakespp. 159–182
- 9Engine Mechanicalpp. 183–214
- 10Fuel and Exhaustpp. 215–246
- 11Engine Coolingpp. 247–256
- 12Electrical Systempp. 257–318
- 13Chassis Sheet Metalpp. 319–326
- 14Accessoriespp. 327–408
- 15Instrument Panelpp. 409–418
- 16Bodypp. 419–534
- 17Appendixpp. 535–540
- Alphabetical Indexpp. 541–550







