Cadillac CADILLAC 1975 Bedienungsanleitung

1975

OWNER’S

MANUAL

IMPORTANT

OPERATING,

SAFETY

AND

MAINTENANCE

INSTRUCTIONS

FOR

CONTINUING

SATIS¬

FACTION,

KEEP

YOUR

CAR

AIL

GM.

GENERAL

MOTORS

PARTS

ARE

IDEN¬

TIFIED

ONE

THESE

TRADEMARKS.

WORD

CADILLAC

OWNERS

This

manual

has

been

prepared

acquainlyou

with

the

operation

and

maintenance

your

1975

Cadillac,

and

provide

important

safety

information.

supplemented

two

convenient

folders

which

provide

additional

information

vehicle

maintenance

and

warranties.

urge

you

read

these

publications

carefully

and

the

recommendations

help

assure

the

most

enjoyable

and

trouble

free

operation

your

vehicle.

■

NOTE

CANADIAN

OWNERS:

preferred,

French

Owner’s

Manual

can

otained

from

either

your

Dealer

writing

General

Motors

Canada

Limited,

Owner

Rela¬

tions

Department,

Oshawa,

Ontario.

5Z6."

Aux

proprietaires

canadiens

peut

procurer

exemplaire

Guide

francais

aupres

concessionnaire

ser¬

vice

des

relations

avec

clientele.

General

motors

Canada

Limited,

Oshawa,

Ontario

5Z6.

When

comes

service,

remember

that

your

Cadillac

dealer

knows

your

vehicle

best

and

interested

your

complete

satisfaction.

Return

him

for

Guardian

Maintenance

Service

and

any

other

assistance

you

may

require.

assist

dealers

handling

your

needs.

Cadi

Mac

maintains

number

Zone

Offices

throughout

the

country.

Should

you

have

problem

that

cannot

handled

through

normal

channels,

the

procedure

presented

Section

this

manual

under

the

heading,

"Owner

Assistance".

would

take

this

opportunity

thank

you

for

choosing

Cadillac

product

and

assure

you

our

continuing

interest

your

motoring

pleasure

and

satisfaction.

Cadillac

Motor

Car

Division

SECTION

TABLE

CONTENTS

1975

CADILLAC

OWNER'S

MANUAL

All

information,

illustrations

and

specifications

contained

this

manual

are

based

the

latest

product

information

available

the

time

publication.

The

right

reserved

make

changes

any

time

without

notice.

Applicable

CALIFORNIA

Sales

Only:

This

vehicle

delivered

Cadillac

Motor

Car

Division

equipped

with

bumper

energy

absorption

system

meeting

California

S.B.

(1971)

set

forth

Sec.

34715

Vehicle

Code.

Applicable

FLORIDA

Sales

Only:

This

vehicle

delivered

Cadillac

Motor

Car

Division

equip¬

ped

with

bumper

energy

absorption

system

meeting

section

501.125,

Florida

Statutes,

amended

June

10,

1971.

For

vehicles

sold

Canada,

substitute

the

name

General

Motors

Canada

Limited,

wherever

the

name

Cadillac

Motor

Car

Division

ap¬

pears

this

manual.

SERVICE

DEPARTMENT

CADILLAC

MOTOR

CAR

DIVISION

General

Motors

Corporation

Detroit,

Michigan

48232

BEFORE

DRIVING

YOUR

CADILLAC

STARTING

AND

OPERATING

•

STEERING

COLUMN

CONTROLS

•

FLOOR

CONTROLS

•

INSTRUMENT

PANEL

•

OTHER

CONTROLS

AND

FEATURES

CASE

EMERGENCY

APPEARANCE

CARE

SERVICE

AND

MAINTENANCE

SPECIFICATIONS,

OWNER

ASSISTANCE,

INDEX,

GAS

STATION

INFORMATION

IMPORTANT

FACTS

YOU

SHOULD

KNOW

ABOUT

GASOLINE

MILEAGE

AND

HOW

IMPROVE

How

you

drive,

where

you

drive,

and

when

you

drive

all

have

effect

how

many

miles

you

can

get

from

gallon

gasoline.

The

careful

attention

you

give

your

car

far

maintenance

and

repairs

are

concerned

will

also

contribute

importantly

fuel

economy.

83.

Unleaded

gasoline

essential

for

proper

emission

control

system

operation,

and

will

minimize

spark

plug

fouling.

The

use

leaded

gasoline

can

severely

reduce

the

effectiveness

the

emission

control

system

and

result

loss

warranty

coverage.

Fuel

Selection

Your

vehicle

designed

operate

only

unleaded

gasoline

least

Research

Octane.

The

gasoline

should

also

have

Motor

Octane

least

FIG.

1-1:

UNLEADED

FUEL

OCTANE

IDENTIFICATION

the

service

station

gasoline

pump

has

symbol

similar

that

Fig.

-1,

use

unleaded

gasoline

with

symbol

number

the

pump

has

label

indicating

gasoline

octane

terms

the

average

Research

and

Motor

Octane

[

]

shown

Fig.

-1,

use

unleaded

gasoline

with

number

least

87.

"lackrabbit"

Starts

Gasoline

can

conserved

(and

engine

and

tire

life

prolonged)

avoiding

unnecessarily

rapid

acceleration

away

from

lights

and

stop

signs.

Stop-And-Start

Driving

Frequent

stops

and

starts

during

trip

really

cut

down

your

miles

per

gallon.

Plan

even

your

short

shopping

trips

take

advantage

through

streets

avoid

traffic

lights.

Pace

your

driving

the

professional

drivers

avoid

unnecessary

stops.

IMPORTANT

FACTS

YOU

SHOULD

KNOW

ABOUT

GASOLINE

MILEAGE

AND

HOW

IMPROVE

Excessive

Idling

idling

engine

uses

gasoline,

too.

you're

faced

with

than

few

minutes

wait

and

you're

not

traffic,

may

better

"turn

off”

and

start

again

later.

Sudden

Stops

Sudden

stops

themselves

don't

waste

gasoline,

but

energy

wasted

heat

braking.

Energy

the

form

gasoline

also

needed

accelerate

back

driving

speed.

Lubricants

properly

lubricated

vehicle

means

less

friction

between

moving

parts.

Consult

this

manual

and

the

maintenance

schedule

for

the

proper

lubricants

use

and

the

lubrication

intervals.

Air

Cleaner

Your

car

receives

its

power

from

mixture

gasoline

and

air.

The

air

taken

into

the

system

through

the

air

cleaner

it's

important

replace

the

air

cleaner

required

intervals.

dirty

air

cleaner

reduces

engine

efficiency.

Properly

Tuned

Engine

Overall

tuning

check

timing,

spark

plugs,

emission

control

device,

etc.)

can

improve

your

car's

gas

mileage.

You

just

can't

expect

"out-of¬

tune"

engine

give

you

good

gas

mileage

and

cleaner

air.

Excess

Weight

Fuel

economy

the

work

the

engine

must

do.

The

heavier

the

load,

the

power

takes.

Keep

excess

weight

minimum

removing

any

personal

effects

luggage

from

the

car

trunk

when

they

are

not

needed.

Tire

Inflation

Under

inflation

not

only

causes

needless

wear

the

tires,

but

can

also

waste

gasoline.

It's

good

idea

check

tire

pressures

regularly.

Wheel

Alignment

Incorrect

"toe

in"

"toe

out"

has

the

effect

dragging

your

front

tires

sideways

and

causes

premature

tire

wear.

takes

power

carry

this

extra

load

and

that

takes

gas

from

your

tank.

SECTION

BEFORE

DRIVING

YOUR

CADILLAC

Instructions

and

suggestions

proper

op¬

eration

and

care

are

contained

this

Owner's

Manual.

Please

refer

frequently

needed

help

maintain

the

performance

your

Cacfillac.

For

convenient

Owner's

Manual

storage,

use

the

special

pocket

the

left

hand

side

the

glove

compartment

door.

The

vinyl

case

convenient

container

for

the

other

booklets,

folders,

and

papers

that

pertain

your

Cadil¬

lac.

Driver

Checklist

BEFORE

DRIVING

OFF

Lock

all

doors.

Position

seat

and

adjust

head

restraints.

Adjust

inside

and

outside

mirrors.

Fasten

belt

restraints.

Check

that

"GENERATOR''

and

"STOP

ENGINE

OIL

PRESSURE"

warning

bulbs

light

when

key

turned

start

position.

sure

you

understand

your

car

and

how

operate

safely.

Keys

BEFORE

ENTERING

CAR

See

that

windows,

mirrors

and

lights

are

clean.

Visually

note

inflation

condition

tires.

Check

that

area

rear

clear

about

back

up.

Two

separate

keys.

Fig.

1-2,

are

provided

for

your

car.

Each

key

has

different

cross

section

that

can

inserted

only

certain

locks.

•

KEY

WITH

SQUARE

HEAD

(STAMPED

"A")

—

for

ignition

switch

only.

•

KEY

WITH

OVAL

HEAD

(STAMPED

"B")

—

for

door

locks,

glove

compartment

and

trunk

locks.

•

KEY

WITH

NOTCHED

OVAL

HEAD

(STAMPED

"B")

—

for

console

lock

Talisman

models;

right

rear

door

lock

Fleetwood

Seventy-Five

Limousines.

The

code

number

each

key

stamped

the

"knock

out"

plug

the

key

head.

Your

Cadillac

Dealer

removed

these

plugs

and

placed

them

with

the

spare

set

keys

the

sprecial

key

envelope

that

was

given

you

time

delivery.

FIG.

1-2:

1975

CADILLAC

KEYS

For

Your

protection:

•

Record

the

numbers

the

key

envelope

and

discard

the

key

plugs.

•

Keep

the

key

envelope

safe

place

such

your

wallet,

NOT

THE

CAR.

the

event

the

original

keys

are

lost,

dupli¬

cates

can

made

your

dealer

lock¬

smith

using

the

key

code

information.

Glove

Compartment

SURE

LOCK

THE

GLOVE

COM¬

PARTMENT

CONSOLE

COMPARTMENT

AND

REMOVE

THE

KEY

FROM

THE

CAR

WHENEVER

NECESSARY

LEAVE

THE

IGNITION

KEY

WITH

ATTENDANT.

•

unlock:

insert

oval

head

key

and

ro¬

tate

one-quarter

turn

clockwise

the

un¬

locked

position.

additional

quarter

turn

opens

the

door.

•

lock:

insert

key

and

rotate

fully

counter-clockwise.

•

Key

may

removed

either

locked

unlocked

position.

Front

Console

Talisman

models

are

equipped

with

con¬

sole

for

the

front

seat

passengers,

Fig.

-3.

The

console

lock

operated

the

notched

oval

head

key.

FIG.

1-3:

CONSOLE

LOCK

Door

Locks

lock

any

car

door

from

the

outside,

de¬

press

the

interior

door

lock

button

and

door.

The

outside

door

handle

button

does

not

need

depressed

lock

the

door.

The

front

doors

may

locked

and

un¬

locked

with

the

oval

head

key.

Lock

doors

from

inside

depressing

the

interior

door

lock

button.

Unlock

raising

the

button.

•

When

the

door

locked,

movement

the

inside

door

handle

does

not

unlock

open

the

door.

Door

must

unlocked

before

may

opened.

Avoid

pushing

door

glass

when

opening

closing

doors.

REMINDER:

Always

lock

the

doors

when

driving

for

greater

security

the

event

accident,

help

keep

children

from

opening

door,

and

for

greater

security

against

entry

unwelcome

persons

while

momentarily

stop¬

ped.

ELDORADO

styles,

interior

door

handle

provided

near

the

rear

the

right

door

armrest

for

the

convenience

rear

seat

passengers.

the

FLEETWOOD

SEVENTY-FIVE

LIMOUSINE

style,

separate

oval

head

key

provided

for

the

lock

the

right

hand

rear

door.

This

key

coded

specifically

for

that

door

and

the

head

notched

for

identifica¬

tion.

Illuminated

Entry

System

cars

equipped

with

the

Illuminated

Entry

System,

light

above

each

exterior

door

lock,

and

the

inside

courtesy

lights

are

turned

for

approximately

seconds

pressing

the

outside

front

door

handle

button,

Fig.

1-4.

i—

■

Holding

the

button

will

not

cause

the

lamps

CONSOLE

LOCK

COMPARTMENT

LATCHES

damaged

attempted

forced

entry.

The

alarm

blows

the

horn

intermittently

and

flashes

all

exterior

lights

(except

high

beams)

for

approximately

three

seven

minutes,

then

shuts

down

au¬

tomatically

conserve

the

battery.

the

hood,

trunk

lock,

door

dis¬

turbed

again,

the

system

repeats

the

alarm.

The

trunk

may

opened

using

the

key

without

activating

the

alarm

disarm¬

ing

the

system.

passenger

remains

the

car,

the

passenger

should

lock

the

door

after

closing

(or

use

the

manual

lock

but¬

ton)

prevent

arming

the

system.

This

permits

the

passenger

open

the

door

without

activating

the

alarm.

When

re-entering,

the

alarm

armed

but

window

happens

open,

re¬

member

unlock

the

door

with

the

key

because

pulling

the

lock

knob

operating

the

power

lock

switch

will

not

disarm

the

system.

you

decide

disarm

the

system

after

pressing

the

power

door

lock

switch

"LOCK”

(before

closing

the

door)

press

the

lock

switch

the

unlock

position.

ocking

the

doors

manually

using

the

key

inside

lock

knobs

will

not

arm

the

system.

Luggage

Compartment

The

lid

the

luggage

compartment

counterbalanced

for

easy

opening

and

has

key-lock

release.

open

the

lid:

•

Rotate

the

Cadillac

crest

covering

the

lock

cylinder

counterclockwise

until

latches.

•

Insert

the

oval

head

key.

•

Turn

the

key

clockwise

direction

release

the

lid.

interior

light

illuminates

the

luggage

compartment

when

the

lid

raised.

and

lock

the

trunk

lid:

•

Remove

the

key

which

allows

the

crest

spring

back

its

normal,

closed

position.

•

Pull

the

lid

down

position

six

eight

inches

from

closing.

•

Push

the

lid

down

firmly.

FIG.

1-7:

REMOTE

CONTROL

TRUNK

RELEASE

Remote

Control

Trunk

Lock

The

remote

control

lock

(on

cars

equip¬

ped)

permits

unlocking

and

raising

the

trunk

lid

from

inside

the

car.

Fig.

1-7.

•

open

trunk,

press

and

momentarily

hold

the

release

button

located

thside

glove

box

door

opening

left

(glove^aox

door

below

dash

Air

Cushion

Restraint

System

equipped

cars).

"TRU^JK

OPEN"

warning

light

the

upper

in¬

strument

panel

glows

with

the

trunk

open

and

ignition

RUN

position.

The

trunk

lid

also

unlocks

the

conventional

manner

using

the

oval

head

key.

•

trunk,

lower

lid

and

push

down

until

latched

NOT

SLAM.

The

pull-down

and

latch

mechanism

pulls

the

lid

fully

down.

•

Keep

glove

compartment

locked

when

leaving

car

unattended

prevent

un¬

wanted

entry

into

the

trunk.

automatic

trunk

lid

release

without

the

pull-down

feature

and

warning

light,

avail¬

able

dealer-installed

accessory.

CAUTION:

not

adjust

manually

operated

driver's

seat

while

the

car

moving—the

seat

could

move

unexpec-'

tedly,

causing

loss

control

the

vehi-

ELECTRICALLY

OPERATED

SEATS

TWO-WAY

CONTROL

•

Move

the

switch

lever

(located

the

driver's

seat

side

cushion

panel)

the

di¬

rection

desired

travel.

SIX-WAY

CONTROL

The

six-way

control

located

the

side

cushion

panel

seats

equipped,

Fig.

1-9.

FIG.

1-8:

SEAT-BACK

LATCH

MANUAL

RELEASE

Front

Seat

Adjustment

MANUALLY

OPERATED

SEATS

Folding

Seat

Back

Latches

Two

Door

Styles

Keep

belt

restraints

and

buckles

clear

mechanism

when

tilting

folding

seats

forward

backwards

prevent

damage

these

belt

systems.

When

either

door

opened,

two-door

styles

the

seat

back

lock

the

side

the

open

door

automatically

unlocks

provide

easy

entrance

access

nto

the

rear

seat

area.

Either

seat

back

can

unlocked

manually

lifting

the

lock

button

located

rear

the

seat

back,

Fig.

1-8.

•

Move

the

lever

(located

the

driver's

seat

side

cushion

panel)

forward

re¬

lease

the

adjuster.

•

Adjust

seat

the

most

comfortable

driving

position.

•

Release

the

lever

lock

the

seat

this

position.

The

seat

back

also

tilts

forward

rear¬

ward

slightly

when

the

seat

moved.

FIG.

1-9:

SIX-WAY

SEAT

CONTROL

FIG.

1-10:

SEAT-BACK

RECLINER

CONTROL

The

seat

can

operated

follows:

■

The

front

control

provides

and

down

movement

the

front

the

seat.

•

The

center

control

provides

forward

and

backward

movement,

and

down

movement

the

entire

front

seat.

•

The

rear

control

provides

and

down

movement

the

rear

the

seat.

RECLINING

PASSENGER

FRONT

SEAT-

BACK

The

passenger's

reclining

seat-back,

models

equipped,

can

reclined

rearward

approximately

degrees

from

normal

posi¬

tion

lifting

the

control

lever

the

outboard

side

the

passengers

seat

cushion

and

exert¬

ing

rearward

pressure,

Fig.

1-10.

Lifting

the

lever

with

pressure

the

seat-back

allows

the

seat-back

return

forward.

Rear

Seat

Filler

Panel

CAUTION:

The

filler

panel

between

thel

rear

seat

and

the

rear

window

should

not

used

for

storage—even

light

weight,

small

articles.

They

might

become:

dangerous

projectiles

during

accident.

Large

items

may

also

reduce

vision

the

J^rear.

Coat

Hooks

All

Cadillacs,

except

convertible

and

Seventy-Five

styles,

are

equipped

with

two

coat

hooks,

one

each

inside

roof

rail.

REMINDER:

Avoid

hanging

objects

the

right

hand

coat

hook

such

way

that

you

block

the

driver's

vision

the

right

rear

quar¬

ter.

Power

Windows

Power

windows

can

operated

only

when

the

ignition

switch

the

RUN

position.

REMINDER:

Remove

the

ignition

key

when

the

vehicle

not

attended

responsible

person.

The

power

window

master

control.

Fig.

1-5,

located

the

left

front

door

armrest.

The

control

switches

are

positioned

correspond

with

the

windows

they

control—the

left

front

switch

for

the

left

front

door

window,

etc.

Individual

switches

are

provided

under

each

window

for

passenger

use.

Controls

for

both

rear

door

windows

the

Fleetwood

Seventy-Five

Sedan

and

Limousine

styles

are

located

the

side

trim

panel

above

each

rear

armrest,

Fig.

1-11.

the

Limousine

style,

the

driver's

master

control

switches

for

the

rear

door

windows

operate

only

the

windows.

The

window

lock-out

switch

the

window

master

control

has

two

positions:

•

"NORMAL":

all

windows

may

oper¬

ated

the

master

controls

the

indi¬

vidual

window

switches

(ignition

switch

RUN

position).

•

"LOCK":

windows

may

operated

i—i

the

master

controls,

but

the

individual

WINDOW

LOCK-OUT

SWITCH

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