"You have heard the term "more than one way to skin a cat"? This applies here.I have always simply unbolted the wiper motor from the firewall, pulled it forward to get access to that nut, loosening the nut with a box end wrench (one with a…"
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Removing Wiper Motor
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jason Edge Nov 25. 5 Replies 0 Likes
I have a 1963 Model 62 convertible. I am trying to remove my wiper motor to replace its relay that is sticking. I got the shroud top ventilator frame off using the directions in the Shop Manual (note…Continue
Head Gasket / Engine Rebuild question
Started this discussion. Last reply by 3gk350qap28u3 May 15, 2023. 1 Reply 0 Likes
I had my '63 Series 62 convertible in for some other work and they noted the coolant was low and the driver's side of the engine was running hotter than the passenger's side. They pulled the plugs…Continue
Transmision Troubles
Started this discussion. Last reply by 3gk350qap28u3 Jul 1, 2022. 1 Reply 0 Likes
HELP! I've got a 1963 Series 62 convertible with about 140,000 miles on it. I developed a trans leak . I took it to the shop I use that specializes in classic cars, but they are less familiar with…Continue
Car of the Date
Started this discussion. Last reply by 0bs08u1yjf40z Feb 28, 2022. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Since there are lots of car fans here, I thought I'd share a Facebook group I've been running the past few months. It is called Car of the Date. Everyday I feature a car (or other…Continue
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"I believe the clip is to the left of the arm in the photo. They don't give much room around the access plate, so use a good halogen light to get a good view of it.
Dennis DiBari"
"Thanks. Is the clip the metal to the left of the arm and nut in the photo I posted? If not, where is it?"
"Karl,
If you get the motor out with the arm, make sure to put the arm and nut in the same position on the new motor. It must be put on the same position, which should be the parked position for the wipers. Hope this…"
"Hi Karl,
I have a 64 Coupe - Series 62 and after removing the cowl assembly, there should be a retainer clip that comes off. The WW motor should come out with the small arm and nut attached (as you show in your…"
Removing Wiper Motor
I have a 1963 Model 62 convertible. I am trying to remove my wiper motor to replace its relay that is sticking. I got the shroud top ventilator frame off using the directions in the Shop Manual (note 16-6), but I can't figure out how to detach the wiper transmission from the motor. The Shop Manual (page Page 12-52, note 75-a 5) says to "Disconnect the linkage by removing the retainer"The back of the assembly is not easy to get to. See photo below of the nut I see in there. Before I figure out…See More
"Karl, that is an awesome schematic. I bought the shop manual and scanned the schematic into a PDF file and am using a PDF program to color it, but it only has limited colors. What program did you use to create your schematic?"
"would this be close to a 2 door hardtop? all but a few extra wires for the top? Or does anyone have one for a series 62 64"
Head Gasket / Engine Rebuild question
I had my '63 Series 62 convertible in for some other work and they noted the coolant was low and the driver's side of the engine was running hotter than the passenger's side. They pulled the plugs and one showed signs of being fouled with coolant.I know this is a slippery slope, but wanted to get a sense of how much typically costs for a head gasket replacement, and if necessary, what an engine rebuild typically costs (I know it can be a broad range). It's the original engine with just under…See More
Transmision Troubles
HELP! I've got a 1963 Series 62 convertible with about 140,000 miles on it. I developed a trans leak . I took it to the shop I use that specializes in classic cars, but they are less familiar with this transmission. They indicate it is relatively rare (few cars, few years). They are going to engage a transmission shop to take a look at it and do any repairs. They are concerned about getting parts for it, and that if they break into it and it needs more than just simple repairs and asked if I'd…See More
Car of the Date
Since there are lots of car fans here, I thought I'd share a Facebook group I've been running the past few months. It is called Car of the Date. Everyday I feature a car (or other transportation-related item) with a name related to today's date. If you are on FB and think you'd like it, check it out at https://www.facebook.com/groups/598097571482919 See More
"Also $10 for 2 bulbs, $22 for 10 bulbs."
"I got them on Amazon.I've replaced a bunch of bulbs with LEDs in the past few years, but I think these are the ones I used here: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07M6M7MMT/I used these same bulbs in a few places on the car. Including…"
"In case it helps, you can see some photos of when I replaced my cornering light bulbs with LEDs here: https://www.flickr.com/search/?user_id=8381066%40N05&sort=date-taken-desc&view_all=1&text=cornering%20Cadillac"
"I'd be interested. I'll message you."
"Karl, I have replied to your emails with no return reply. You asked for 2 sets of these in one email and I indicated 2 sets (4 blades) with shipping to US destinations would be $30. If not getting my emails check your spam folder. You can also…"
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- Do you own any 1963 & 1964 Cadillacs? If Yes, Year & Body Style
- 1963 Series 62 2-Door Convertible
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- 32114
- 1963/64 Cadillac Chapter Member?
- Yes
Karl Schwarz's Blog
Bad Guage?
Posted on August 26, 2020 at 3:08pm 2 Comments 0 Likes
So I am troubleshooting my fuel gauge issue. I bought a new sender and tested it. It it goes from 1-ohm (empty) to 35-ohm (full). When I test it (outside the tank), when the float is in the up (full) position it only moves the gauge to about 1/2 full. When at the bottom (empty) position the gauge shows empty. This is the same issue I have when I fill and then use the gas in the tank - the gauge never reads ore than half full. Based on what I've read on this thread it would seem like the…
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Welcome to the 63/64 Cadillac Website.
This site is hosted by the CLC (Cadillac LaSalle Club) 1963/64 Cadillac Chapter. Joining the website is free to everyone, however, you must be a CLC member to join the Chapter.
- Click on www.join.6364cadillac.com for more information on joining the 1963/64 Cadillac Chapter and the Cadillac LaSalle ClubBe sure and check out all the links and pages and make yourself at home. The Help Page at www.help.6364cadillac.com will have links to many useful articles and information about our Cadillacs.
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63-64 Cadillac Chapter Spotlight in the January 2025 Self-Starter
Started by Jason Edge in Chapter Discussion. Last reply by Dennis P. DiBari 7 hours ago. 1 Reply 0 Likes
You will find a 63-64 Cadillac Chapter on page 8 of the January Self-Starter which is now available online. It is always nice to receive positive recognition for our great Chapter! Here is a screen…Continue
Clock Removal
Started by Jeff Donaldson in General Discussion. Last reply by Jason Edge yesterday. 5 Replies 0 Likes
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
Happy Holidays from Classic Cadillac Parts
Started by Jason Edge in For Sale on Friday. 0 Replies 0 Likes
I will be out of town Dec 25-29 so anyone that needs something or wants a…Continue
Dino Diaries - All Jacked Up For Christmas!
Started by Jason Edge in General Discussion Dec 16. 0 Replies 0 Likes
I have very limited space in my 3 bay garage with the left and right bay used for storage and work tables, etc leaving the narrow center aisle for my 1964 Coupe de Ville Dino. Six years ago I bought…Continue
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New old stock seat material
Posted by Ray Schick on August 22, 2024 at 6:25pm 2 Comments 0 Likes
I bought this seat material thinking that it’s…
Loud air moving sound within carb with cleaner removed
Posted by Dave Fehrle on March 23, 2024 at 3:23pm 8 Comments 1 Like
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?
Vintage Air AC
Posted by Chase on March 21, 2024 at 5:55am 0 Comments 1 Like
Hey everyone, has anybody done a Vintage Air AC/Heat setup in their car? I want to bypass the old vacuum setup and go with a Vintage Air Gen 2 model. Before I get started, does anyone have any experience with this? (Which model to go with, do’s and dont’s, etc.) It looks pretty involved. Any and all info/pics would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
accumulator dryer
Posted by CHRIS CARLSON on December 6, 2023 at 10:54am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Who rebuilds original AC accumulator dryers for 1964 Cadillac? I have been on Classic auto air in Tampa FL wait list for over a year , There is one on Old air products web site that looks very similar to the original # 21-4214A but states it fits 1962 Gm cars, The one recommended for a 1964 Cadillac is half the length 21-4215A What is everyone using ? I would prefer to be as original as possible. Thanks
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