I am constantly leaning something new about my car everyday. And I've had her almost 15 years, since 09/06/2005. I never knew the vents were suppose to face up, what a difference it makes ! Love ! Love ! Love ! this Video !
The concepts for 1966 are the same. I also recommend Cadillac Tim's book available at www.cadillactim.com It helped me fix the AC in my 1966 and I'm not at mechanic at all. If I can do it, anyone can do it.
2:47 Cadillac obviously did NOT hire a “hand model” (yes, a real profession) to photograph this. Look at that nasty, dirty mechanic’s fingernail! Yecchh.
I have never cared for this type of thing. I prefer to adjust the temperature, fan speed and mode of operation myself. Unfortunately today, this is the only thing that you can buy unless you purchase a low end vehicle.
I can sympathize. I like the automatic temp piece, but warm *only* comes out at feet, and cold *only* comes out of dash vents. Fortunately, one can add switches to override it and discreetly hide them in an ash tray.
☘️🍀Excellant video, amazing technology for GM's Cadillac Division in 1963-64 production years. First's in the industry no dought.🌿🎊🚘
This was high tech back in 1964, the year of my birth.
I am constantly leaning something new about my car everyday. And I've had her almost 15 years, since 09/06/2005. I never knew the vents were suppose to face up, what a difference it makes ! Love ! Love ! Love ! this Video !
Joseph DiIaconi Same with my Fleetwood. You never stop learning. And I love this old lady more and more.
Great video. On mine the AirCon is without function. This movie encourages me to get it run agin.
This helped a lot. Thank you for posting. Would love to see more!
This is fantastic. Are these vids/slideshows available for other years such as 1966?
Yes, as I know...
The concepts for 1966 are the same. I also recommend Cadillac Tim's book available at www.cadillactim.com It helped me fix the AC in my 1966 and I'm not at mechanic at all. If I can do it, anyone can do it.
2:47 Cadillac obviously did NOT hire a “hand model” (yes, a real profession) to photograph this. Look at that nasty, dirty mechanic’s fingernail! Yecchh.
Dont convert your Caddy to R134A, its too warm.
In Europe R12 is not allowed. So there is no other option than converting to R134a.
I have never cared for this type of thing. I prefer to adjust the temperature, fan speed and mode of operation myself. Unfortunately today, this is the only thing that you can buy unless you purchase a low end vehicle.
I can sympathize. I like the automatic temp piece, but warm *only* comes out at feet, and cold *only* comes out of dash vents. Fortunately, one can add switches to override it and discreetly hide them in an ash tray.