Electrical - Cadillac 60 Series 1963 Shop Manual

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BODY
95. Folding Top Lift Cylinder
Removal and Installation
1. Remove rear seat cushion and back.
2. Remove folding top compartment side trim
panel.
3. Lock top to windshield header.
4. Fully raise door and rear quarter window
on side affected.
5. Disconnect positive battery cable to prevent
accidental operation of motor and pump assembly.
6. Remove attaching nut, bolt, bushing and
washer from u p p e r end of lift cylinder,
Fig. 16-127.
7. Remove side roof rear rail to male hinge
attaching nut and bolt, Fig. 16-127.
8. Remove folding top male hinge to top com-
partment brace attaching bolts, Fig. 16-127.
9. Carefully pull male hinge with attached cyl-
inder rearward until male hinge is disengaged
from side roof rear rail; then move hinge and
cylinder assembly to inboard side of top com-
partment brace.
10. Remove screws securing lift cylinder to
male hinge; then remove hinge from cylinder.
11. Disconnect and cap hydraulic connections
on cylinder on each hose; then remove cylinder.
CAUTION: Prior to disconnecting hydraulic
connections, place suitable wiping rags under
connections to absorb any drippage of hydraulic
fluid.
12. To install, reverse removal procedure with
following exceptions:
a. To aid in installation of lift cylinder piston
rod to folding top side of rear rail, connect bat-
tery and use power to raise cylinder piston rod to
extended position.
b. Operate folding top assembly down and up
to insure proper linkage alignment of side rails.
Where required, adjust male hinge assembly as
described in Note 86.
c. Operate folding top assembly down and up
several times, then check and correct level of
hydraulic fluid in reservoir.
Upper Attaching Nut
Male Hinge
to Rear Rail
Attaching Nut
Fig. 16-127 Lift Cylinder Removal
ELECTRICAL
Service procedures on the following electrical equipment are given in this section:
Power Operated Windows
Electric Horizontal Seats
Four-Way Tilt Seats
Six-Way Electric Seats
Circuit diagrams covering these items and the lighting system are included also. The elec-
trical current for all of these electric circuits is provided by the twelve-volt car battery.
96. Power Operated Windows
The wiring harness for the electrically operated
windows consists of these major sections:
a. Front Cross-Over Harness
This harness is installed beneath the instrument
panel and completes the circuit from the right
door to the left door windows. The front harness
also includes the wiring for the front door win-
dows, Fig. 16-128. The multiple connector located
at the front harness is used only for manufac-
turing purposes and is not intended to be disen-
gaged in service.