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64 Brakes

Started this discussion. Last reply by Logan Robb Feb 24. 4 Replies

Hi,It's time to do a brake job on my Fleetwood. When I imported my car from the US to Canada I had to have my car safety inspected before I could license it in the Privince of BC. After the…Continue

Clock Removal

Started this discussion. Last reply by Jason Edge Dec 21, 2024. 5 Replies

Hello Everyone,I tried to remove my clock today and couldn't seem to get it to rotate more than a 16th to an 8th of an inch. I followed the instuctions in the manual (counterclockwise approximately…Continue

1964 AC Compressor

Started this discussion. Last reply by e275bc758eea45bc89d1c8bf39181585 Aug 15, 2024. 2 Replies

Hi,I just had my Automatic Climate Control changed over to R134 and everything worked well but the refrigerant leaked out over night. It turns out my compressor leaks. I'm wondering what the best…Continue

T3 Headlights

Started this discussion. Last reply by Jeff Donaldson May 11, 2024. 3 Replies

Has anyone bought new oem headlights from Lectric Limited? They want $150 for a set of new remanufactured ones. Any advice would be appreciated.JeffContinue

 

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Jeff Donaldson replied to Joel A Campos's discussion VAPOR LOCK?
"Hi Joel, I read that you checked the fuel filter so this advice may be useless. I had a 67 Eldorado with the same problem which has the same fuel delivery system. I made the mistake of putting a fuel filter in for a non A/C car. I went through all…"
Jun 6
Jeff Donaldson replied to Joel A Campos's discussion VAPOR LOCK?
"Hi Joel, Did you get this problem sorted? Jeff"
Jun 5
Logan Robb replied to Jeff Donaldson's discussion 64 Brakes
"I used Raybestos for the brake shoes. Ordered the hardware kits from RockAuto as well.  Jason has posted and laid out a lot of helpful diagrams for reassembling the brakes that were very helpful when I did my 64 Fleetwood. I did drums (from…"
Feb 24
Dennis P. DiBari replied to Jeff Donaldson's discussion 64 Brakes
"Hi Jeff,      Glad to help anytime.  If I can offer more advice, don't hesitate to write.  If you want to email me separately, my email is ddibari56@gmail.com.  Take care and talk soon! Dennis DiBari"
Feb 24
Jeff Donaldson replied to Jeff Donaldson's discussion 64 Brakes
"Thank you for all of the information Dennis. I have studied the section on brakes in my manual. I will come back to your reply post when I have the parts and I'm ready to replace everything. Cheers Jeff"
Feb 24
Dennis P. DiBari replied to Jeff Donaldson's discussion 64 Brakes
"Hi Jeff,      I did a complete brake restoration of my 1964 Series 62, two years ago.  Things I replaced were the cylinders, shoes, hoses, some brake hardware, and the brake drums (were warped).   I had both my master…"
Feb 16
Jeff Donaldson posted a discussion

64 Brakes

Hi,It's time to do a brake job on my Fleetwood. When I imported my car from the US to Canada I had to have my car safety inspected before I could license it in the Privince of BC. After the inspection the mechanic told me that the brakes had never been done. My car is about to hit 59,000 miles. I think I will only need cylinders, shoes, and hoses. There are many parts providers so my question is........Who offers the best quality parts and/or should I be searching certain brands? Please let me…See More
Feb 16
Jeff Donaldson replied to James Barnes's discussion Gear for power vent window
"Perhaps; I did have a left and a right....Lol. I installed the one that looked like the one I took out. I'm not going to pull my car out until the end of March so I will report in when I get it figured out. Thanks for your help Jason! Jeff"
Feb 6, 2025
Jeff Donaldson replied to James Barnes's discussion Gear for power vent window
"I installed the same gear as H E sells. It seemed to only go in one way with no room for adjustment but it's possible I got it wrong. No idea.....! I'll have to take it out again and take a look. Thanks for the feedback. "
Feb 4, 2025
Jeff Donaldson replied to James Barnes's discussion Gear for power vent window
"Sorry. It opens to 90* not 45. My original passenger vent opens to about 105* as yours do Kurt. I'm pretty sure that I installed the aftermarket gear correctly but maybe not. Has anyone else had the same 90* result after installing the…"
Feb 2, 2025
Jeff Donaldson replied to James Barnes's discussion Gear for power vent window
"I installed the aftermarket gear on my left front vent. It opens and closes as it should but only opens to 45*."
Feb 2, 2025
Jason Edge replied to Jeff Donaldson's discussion Clock Removal
"Spray some WD40 around the insulator and it should gently pry out. At worse if it breaks, you can match it up with one of those rubber insulators you can get in the fastener section of Home Depot or Lowes. You might also have it in a warm room or…"
Dec 21, 2024
Dennis P. DiBari replied to Jeff Donaldson's discussion Clock Removal
"Hi Jeff,      When I pulled my clock last year, I removed the clock and disconnected the hot wire off and removed the light by twisting it out.  I had the clock repaired by Clock Works and they sent it back fixed.  I did not…"
Dec 21, 2024
Jeff Donaldson replied to Jeff Donaldson's discussion Clock Removal
"Hi Dennis, Thank you for your tip. I bought the jar opener and the clock popped out easily. Now I have another question. Does the spade connector with a pinkish colored insulator on the back of the casing screw out or should it just pull off. After…"
Dec 21, 2024
Jason Edge replied to Jeff Donaldson's discussion Clock Removal
"Dennis is correct on all accounts, especially about disconnecting battery. I will add that with the dash pad off I have never met a clock I couldn't get a grip and turn our by hand. With dash pad on you really don't have much room to get a…"
Dec 17, 2024
Dennis P. DiBari replied to Jeff Donaldson's discussion Clock Removal
"Hi Jeff,      I have a 1964 Series 62 and have removed my clock myriad times.  I use a rubber type band (the kind you use to open tight jars) and wrap it around the outer part of the clock (the outermost part - about 1/4"…"
Dec 17, 2024

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Do you own any 1963 & 1964 Cadillacs? If Yes, Year & Body Style
1964 Fleetwood
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ENGINE BAY CADMIUM PLATED PARTS LIST

Started by Jason Edge in For Sale on Monday. 0 Replies

ENGINE BAY CADMIUM PLATED PARTS LIST:…Continue

Good to the Last Drop!

Started by Jason Edge in General Discussion. Last reply by Dennis P. DiBari on Sunday. 1 Reply

I hope all of our US members had a fantastic July 4th!I spent most of my day under the tired 63 Eldorado parts car getting ready to pull the engine. When I started draining the oil, it was so clear…Continue

Brake Booster not enough compression

Started by Rick Yasenchack in 1963/64 Cadillac Specific Discussion. Last reply by Dennis P. DiBari Jun 22. 20 Replies

I bought my 63 2-door convertible 62 series a few years back, previous owner said a new brake booster was just installed and that was why brake pedal was a rock.  Did not know.Just had engine…Continue

WTB: 1963 Double Cardan CV Ball Socket Repair Kit (NEAPCO 2-9303)

Started by Mark Geertsma in Wanted to Buy. Last reply by Mark Geertsma Jun 19. 4 Replies

Looking to buy the -now seemingly obsolete (?)- NEAPCO 2-9303 double cardan CV joint repair kit for my 63 SdV.Anyone here who has one for sale or knows about an equivalent?Continue

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1963 RHS A/C kick panel - photos needed

Posted by SK on June 2, 2025 at 2:20pm 2 Comments

Could someone post front and back photos of the 1963 right-hand kick panel with A/C?

My car didn’t come with the original kick panels, so it's a bit of a mystery to me how I should cut the backing board and carpet to fit around the A/C.

Many thanks,

-Samu

'63 Tailfin Tales

Posted by Mark Mata on February 22, 2025 at 5:00pm 9 Comments

New old stock seat material

Posted by Ray Schick on August 22, 2024 at 6:25pm 2 Comments

I bought this seat material thinking that it’s…

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Loud air moving sound within carb with cleaner removed

Posted by Dave Fehrle on March 23, 2024 at 3:23pm 8 Comments

While checking my Carter carb with engine running, I took the air cleaner off and there was a very loud hissing sound of air. I placed a piece of paper over the carb and it didn’t move up or down, is this normal?

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