CADILLAC
DIVISION OF GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION m
The Washington Cadillac Company
RUDOLPH JOSE. President
1138-1140 Conn. Ave. Franklin 3900, 3901, 3902
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STOP THE CAR’S GROWL.
Care Necessary When Motoring
, Over a Steep Hill.
Much pumping takes place in the
transmission, particularly In second
gear, when the motorist is pushing his
car over a steep hill. Since he usually
shifts gears later than is advisable, he
forces the engine and does not realize
how much pressure is being brought
to bear on the lubricant between the
teeth of the fixed and sliding second
speed gears. A good rule to follow is
that the transmission will be.quieter
in low gear on a hill under 10 miles
an hour than In second.
The less pressure there Is upon the
faces of the gear teeth the less natural
growling through gear vibration and
the less swishing of lubricant in the
case.
reach the shop that afternoon and
enjoy a spin with a nicely tuned up
car.
Next week—No. 162, Up and Down
the Grades.
(Comrirht. 10C8.»
EMMY METHOD
IN CAD OPERATION
Dealer Declares None But
Skilled Mechanic Should
Handle Repairs.
One of the avenues to economical
car operation that too few owners
travel is recognition of the fact that
the skilled mechanic, like the skilled
surgeon. Is the only one to whom car
service and repair should be In
trusted.
