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I M
EKJAL
and
CHRYSLER
SERVICE MANUAL
FOREWORD
This Chrysler
and Imperial Service Manual has
been prepared
with
the latest
service information
available for use on 1966 models. Diagnosis,
disas
sembly,
repair, assembly and installation procedures
coupled with
complete specifications and tightening
references can be found in each group. This
publica
tion is one of the most important
"tools" available to
the service
technician.
It
will prove an invaluable aid
in properly performing any phase of service neces
sary to maintain
or restore the fine performance and
reliability characteristics
designed, engineered, and
manufactured
into these outstanding automobiles.
CHRYSLER
MODELS
1965
AC-i
AC-2
AC-3
AC-2-300L
IMPERIAL MODELS
1965 1966
Crown
AY-l Crown BY-3
LeBaron AY-l
LeBaron BY-3
The
service tools referred to in this
Manual are
available through Kelsey-Hayes Company, Miller
Spe
cial Tools, 17640 Grand River,
Detroit, Michigan
48227, U.S.A. unless otherwise
specified.
Extra copies of this Manual are available
at $5.00
each under Part Number 81-0704150.
Order from
Chrysler-Plymouth Division, Service
Department, P.O.
Box 1658, Detroit, Michigan 48231.
GROUP INDEX
Introduction and
General Specifications
Lubrication and
Maintenance
1
Accessories-
I
Radios,
Heaters, Mirrors
2
Front Suspension
3
Rear Axle
-
c
Brakes_S&9
Parking
6
Clutch
-, Cooling System-
I
Accessory Belt
Drives
8
Electrical and Instruments
9
Engine-Engine Oiling
11
Exhaust System
14
Fuel System
,
, Propeller Shaft and
10
Universal Joints
Newport
300
New Yorker
C300-L
Newport
300
New Yorker
1966
BC-i
BC-2
BC-3
17
Springs and Shock Absorbers
19
Steering
Gear_MI
Power
CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH
DIVISION CHRYSLER
MOTORS
CORPORATION
Chrysler Corporation
reserves the right to make changes in
design or to
make additions to or
improvements in its products without imposing
any ob
ligation,
upon
itself to install them on
its products previously
manufactured.
[21
Transmission_St
dani
Automatic
22 Wheels,
Bearings and Tires
23
Body, Sheet Metal and
Frame
[24
Air-Conditioning
litho in U. 5. A.
2CM SD &
1 8-65
81.0704150
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INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS.
IMpElAL CROWN 4-DOOR HARDTOP
q
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NW YORKER 2-DOO
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Oo
hARDTOP
NEWPORT
2.DOO
IIAkOTOP
Nt4o6
fly. 1-1964
ImpeaI and Chrysler
Models
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INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
3
DEALER-FACTORY CONTACT
The following
outline of the proper procedure to use in obtaining assistance or advice on any mat
ter applying to Service
will insure your inquiries receiving prompt attention and handling. Make cer
tain those
members of your organization who might have the occasion to contact either your Regional
Office or the factory, are
thoroughly familiar with this procedure.
All matters pertaining
in any
way
to
Warranty
Service Claims, or of a
technical
nature, should be
handled by you direct with your Regional
Service Office.
When in
doubt
as
to
the proper procedure
to
follow in the
handling of a claim or complaint, prompt results can be obtained through a letter, telegram
or
phone call to your Regional Service Office-making certain to include all necessary information.
If the aid of
a
Service Representative is necessary, the Regional Office will arrange
for his contact
as promptly as circumstances permit.
Letters or telegrams to the Regional Service Office, should be confined to one subject only and
should include
the
following information:
Car Serial Number Owner’s Name
Date of Sale Mileage
Complete description of difficulty, corrective action taken, your recommendations as to what should
be done and the reason for
so
doing.
Include Paint and Trim Code Numbers where finish, upholstery, body or sheet metal is involved,
and
estimate of net cost of repairs.
CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DIVISION
With the exception of orders for parts
or
parts literature, all requests for
Imperial, Chrysler,
Plym
outh Service literature
such as
Service Bulletins,
Service
Manuals, Owner Manuals,
Time
Schedules,
W.S.C.’s or other Chrysler-Plymouth Division Service literature, should be addressed to:
Letters Telegrams
Chrysler Corporation Chrysler-Plymouth Division
Chrysler-Plymouth Division Attention
Service Department Name of person to whom sent
P. 0. Box 1658 WUX
Detroit, Michigan 48231
Detroit, Michigan
Phone [phone] Area Code 313
NOTE:
Please make certain to include
the Code WUX on all telegrams to the Chrysler-Plymouth Divi
sion
as
this insures delivery direct
to
our
Teleprint
Room thus eliminating delay.
PARTS DIVISION
When parts and accessories are not immediately available from your local source of supply and to
insure for fastest delivery, please follow the "IMPORTANT ORDERING INFORMATION" as outlined
in the "MASTER PARTS PRICE LIST" published by the Parts Division of Chrysler Motors Corporation.
MASTER TECHNICIANS SERVICE CONFERENCE
All
correspondence concerning
enrollment
in the
M.T.S.C.
Program,
issuance of
awards, orders for
additional
material, the return of reports,
or any
other matters relating to this program, should be
addressed
to:
Master Technician Service Conference
Chrysler Corporation Training
Center
P.O. Box 2ll
Detroit, Michigan 48231
Phone [phone]-Area
Code
313
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4 INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL
SPECIFICATIONS
1966
MODELS
Chrysler Newport
Chrysler
300
Chrysler
New
Yorker
VEHICLE
AND ENGINE NUMBERS
BC-I
BC-2
BC-3
Imperial Crown
Imperial
Leflaron
VEHICLE
NUMBER-The vehicle number Serial
Number is
located on a metal plate attached to the
left front door body
hinge pillar
Fig.
2.
All vehicle
numbers contain thirteen digits. The
vehicle number
is a code which tells the carline 1st
digit, price class
2nd digit, body
type 3rd and 4th
digit,
engine dIsplacement
5th
digit, model year 0th
digit, assembly
plant 7th digit, and vehicle sequence
number last six digits
starting
with 100001.
ENGINE
NUMBER-The engine number is
stamped on the
boss on the top side of the cylinder
block just back of the water
pump
Fig. 3.
1st Digit
Carline
2nd DIgit
Price Class
3rd & 4th Digits
Body Type
5th Digit
Eng.
Displace-
6th DIgit
Model Year
7th Digit
Assembly Plant
ment Cii.
In.
E-Economy 6-1966
L-Low 23-2 Dr. Hardtop
M -Medium 27-Corivertjb le 3-Je If e son
H-High
P-Premium 414 Dr. Sedan
42-4 Dr. Town
Sedan
F-383 6-Newark
C-Chrysler
43-4 Dr. Hardtop G-413
V-Imperial
45-2 Seat Station
Wagon
45-3
Seat Station Wagon
J-440 8-Export
BODY PLATE NUMBER LOCATION
‘die body number is
stamped
on plate
which is
attached on
the engine side of the cowl just above the
master
cylinder on
thiperial
Models Fig. 4j. On
Chrysler Models the plate
is
located above the top
hinge of
the drivers side
door. Thc
plate shows
the
body
type,
trim code, schedule date, thin code and
the paint
code.
INCLUDES
SOME
SPECIAL ANO
5TANOARO EQUIPMENT TO AGREE
WITH CAR ORDERED
INCLUOES
L}ATE
AND
MONTH
OF YEAR AND
ORDER
NLMEER
CODE
NLMBER
Nk1175
BY-S
01-3
Fig. 2-Vehicle
Number Plate
Fig. S-Engine Number Locption Fig. 4-Body Number Plate
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INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
5
GENERAL DATA
AND
SPECIFICATIONS
Body Styles
Chrysler
BC-i
Chrysler
BC-2
BC-2 300
Chrysler
BC-3
Imperial
BY-i
4 Dr. Sedan, 4 Dr. Hard Top
2 Dr. Hard Top, Convertible
Newport
4 Dr. Hard Top, 2 Dr. Hard Top
300
4 Dr. Sedan, 4
Dr. Hard Top New Yorker
2 Dr.
Hard
Top, Convertible
300
Station Wagon Town and Country Newport
Station Wagon
Town and Country
Police
Car Newport
4 Dr. I-lard Top, Convertible Crown
4 Dr. -ar Top
Le Baron
Wheelbase All Models Except-
Town and Country
Town
and Country
123.5"
121.5" 123.5" -
123.5"
121.5"
129"
Tread Front 62" 62" 62"
61.8"
Tread Rear 60.7" 60.7" 60.7" 61.7"
Length
with All Models Except-
Bumper
Town and Country
Town and Country
218.2"
219.0" 218.2" -
218.2"
219.0"
Width with
Bumper
79.5" 79.5" 79.5" 80.0"
Rear Axle with
3-Speed
Manual
Transmission
3.23 3.23
- -
Rear Axle with
TorqueFlite
Transmission 2.76 3.23 2.76
3.23*
2.94
*
Models with Dual Exhaust
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LUBRICATION
AND MAINTENANCE CHART
GROUP 0
Engine Oil Filter-Replace every second oil
change.
Battery-Check level every 2
months.
PSF Power Steering Reservoir - Check level
every 6 months. Add fluid, if necessary, to
restore to prescribed
level.
tO Oil Filler
Pipe Breather Cap
1-Wash
is
kerosene
and reail
with SAE
30 engine oil
every 6 months.
Engine
Oil Dipstick-When refueling, check
engine oil level.
EO Engine
Oil-Drain
and
refill every 3 months
or 4,000
miles, whichever occurs first.
See
Viscosity Chart below:
Multigrades
SAE
lOW-SO Where temperatures are consissensly
or above 32°F.
SAE 20W-40
SAt
IOW-30 Suitable for year-long operation in many
parts of the
U.S.;
may be used where
temperatures occasionally
drop
as low
as -0°F.
SAE SW-20 Recommended where minimum tempera
sures are consistently below + 1 0F.
Single Grades
SAE 30 Where temperatures are consistently
above
32°F.
SAE 10W
Where temperatures range betweE
+32°F.
and -10°F.
SGL Manual Steering Gear-Check level ev.
or 6
months. Add lubricant, if necessary,
MP cover worm
gear.
MML Column-Mounted Manual Transmissia,
or Georshitt Controls-If noisy or shifsing effort
AMG 2 is objectionable, lubricate contact surfaces.
HTF Brake Master Cylinder-Check fluid level
every 6 months. If below
4
inch from top of
reservoir, odd fluid to restore
level.
MML Front Suspension Boll Joints-Inspect seals
and joints every 6 months or whenever car is
serviced for
any other reason. Replace
damaged
teals or
joints.
Relubricate
every 3
years or
36,000
miles,
whichever
occurs first.
Steering
Linkage Boll Joints-Inspect
seals
and
loints
every 6 months or whenever car is
serviced for any other reason.
Replace
damaged
seals or joints. Relubricate
every 3
years
or 36,000 miles, whichever occurs
first.
MML Clutch Torque Shaft Bearings-Inspect far
or wear and relubricate every 3 years or
AMG 2 36,000 miles. whichever occurs first.
MML Clutch Release Bearing Sleeve, Release
or Fork and Fork Pivot-If effort required to
AMG 2 depress pedal is excessive or linkage is noisy,
lubricate contact surfaces.
1 See "Crankcase
Ventilation System
Servicing’.
MML
Engine Coolant-Check level and/or anti
freeze every
2
months.
Carburetor Fuel Filter - Replace every
24,000 miles or every 2 years, whichever
occurs first.
Distributor
Oil Cup-Apply
5
or 10 drops
of light engine oil to cup every 6 months.
Distributor Rotor Felt Wick-When servicing
breaker contacts, apply 2 or 3 drops of light
engine oil to wick under rotor.
Distributor Cam and Rubbing Block-When
servicing breaker contacts, apply shin film
of lubricant to cam and block surfaces,
Carburetor Air Cleaner - Clean element
every 6 months
and
replace every
2 years.
Carburetor Choke Shaft-Apply solvent to
each end of shaft, where it enters air horn,
every 6 months,
Manifold Heat Control Valve-Apply sol
vent to each end at shaft every 6 months.
Crankcase Ventilation System 1-Inspect --
system and service every 6 months.
Automatic Transmission-Check fluid level
every 6 months. Add fluid, if necessary, to
restare to prescribed level.
Engine
Tune-Up-Evaluate engine perform’
once
every 12 months or 17,000 miles, which
ever occurs first, and tune, if necessary.
2
Front Brake Assemblies and Wheel Bear
ings-Inspect brake linings for wear and
wheel bearings for lubricant every 18 months
or
18,000 miles, whichever occurs first. Also
lubricate pedal bushings.
Manual Transmission-Check fluid level
every 6 months. If below bottom of
filler hole,
add lubricant to restore to prescribed level.
Universal Joints-Inspect
seals
for
external
leakage or damage
every
6 months. Dis
assemble and relubricate
only if
leakage is
noted.
Rear
Axle
and
Sure Grip-Check level
every 6 months. If lower than
‘/a
inch below
bottom af filler hole, add lubricant to restore
levet
Mechanisms-See
Body
Maintenance Section.
KEY TO
LUBRICANTS
Autamatic Transmission
Fluid. AQ-ATF, Suffix "A"
AMG Automotive Multi-Purpose
2
Grease-NLGI-Grade
2
AMG Automotive
Multi-Purpose
EP-0 Grease-EP’NLGI-Grade 0
AMG Automotive Multi-Purpose
EP-2 Grease EP-NLGI-Grade 2
CC Carburetor Cleaner
DCL Cam Lubricant
EO Engine Oil
HL Hypoid Lubricant
HTF
High Temperature Brake
Fluid
MML Multi-Mileage Lubricant
2525035
MP Multi-Purpose Gear
Lubricant
PSF Power Steering Fluid 2084329
$
Manifold Heat Control Valve Solvent 1879318
UJ
0
Universal Joint
Grease,
NLGI-Grade 0
SGI. Sure-Grip Lubricant 2585318
*5cc
Alternate Specifications
In Individual Paragraphs.
CAPACITIES
Engine Oil Add 1 qt, when replacing fllterj 4 qts.
Cooling System 17
qts.*
w/Trl. Tow,, A/Car CAP 18
qts.*
Rear
Axle
Transmission Torqueflite 18.5 pts.
Manual 6 pts.
Fuel
Tank All cxc. Station Wagon 25 gals.
Station Wagon 22 gots.
tAdd 1
‘/
quarts when equipped with rear seat heater.
Part No?
1843314
1643273
1473595
2585317
2421 352
NORMAL SERVICE
*
Posjtion for
1ff
adapter
TIRE PRESSURES PSI COLD
Models Front Rear
All models except
Station Wagons 24 24
All Stotion Wagons 24 28
Above pressures for Average Rated Load. See
"Tires", Group 22, far tire
sizes and additional
pressure
recommendationi.
A Prepacked bearing
*
Coojing system drain
CHRYSLER
NN678
FIg. I-Lubrication
Chart Chrysler Newport, 300 and New Yorker
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0-2 LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE
LUBRICATION
AND
MAINTENANCE
CHART
Engine Oil Filter-Replace every second oil
change,
Battery-Check level every 2 months,
P$F Power Steering Reservoir-Check level
every 6 nionttis. Add fluid, if necessary, to
restore to prescribed level, -
CO Oil Filler Pipe Breather Cop
I-
Wash in
kerosene and reoil with SAC 30 engine oil
every 6 months.
Engine Oil Dipstick-- When refueling,
check
engine oil level,
EO
Engine Oil-Drain and refill every 3 months
or 4,000 mites, whichever occurs first.
See
Viscosity Chart below,
SAC 1OW-30
or
SAE 20W-40
Multigrodes
Where Temperature are consistently
above 32 F,
SAE
1OW-30 Suitable for year-long operation in many
parts of
the
U-S.
may
be used where
temperatures occasionally drop as low
as -10 F,
SAE
5W-30 Recommended where minimum tempera’
lures are
consistently below -t-
10 F.
Single
Grodos
SAE
30 Where temperatures
are
consistently
above
32 F.
SAC lOW
Where temperatures
range between
+32F. and -10 F.
HTF
Broke Master Cylinder-Check level
every
6 months,
If below ¼
inch from top of reservoir,
add fluid
to restore level,
Front
Suspension
Ball Joints-Inspect seals
and joints every 6 months, or whenever car is
serviced for any other reason, Replaco dam
aged
seals or aints, Relubricote every
3 years
or 36,000 mites, whichever
occurs
first.
MML Steering Linkage Ball Joints-Inspect seals
and joints every 6 months, or whenever car is
serviced
for any
other reason- Replace dam
aged
seals or
joints. Relsbricate every 3 years
or 36,000 miles, whichever occurs first.
UJ Front Universal Joint-Inspect seals for leak-’
0 age or damage every 6 months,
AMa
Universal Joint
Spline-Inspect seals for’
EP-0
leakage and
damage every 6 months, Dis
assemble and relubricate only if necessary,
Center and Rear Universal Joints-Inspect
seals for leakage ond damage every 6
months, Disassemble and relubricote only if
necessary.
HL or Rear Axle and Sure-Grip-Check level every
MP 6 manths. If tower than ¼ inch below bottom
SGL of filler hole, add lubricant to restore level.
1 See ‘‘Crankcase Vensilation System
Servicing’’.
MML
AMG
EP-2
NN679
Engine
Coolant-Check
level and/or anti
freeze every 2 months.
Carburetor
Fuel Filter-Replace every
24,000 miles or every 2 years, whichever
occurs first.
Distributor
Oil Cup-Apply 5 or i 0 drops of
light engine oil to cup every 6 months,
Distributor Rotor Felt Wick-When servicing
breaker contacts,
apply
2 or
3
drops
of light
engine
oil to
wick under rotor.
Distributor
Cam end
Rubbing
Block-When
servicing breaker contacts, apply thin film of
lubricant to ram and black surfaces.
Carburetor Air Cleaner-Clean element
every 6 months and replace every 2 years,
Carburetor Choke Shaft-Apply solvent to
each end of shaft,
where
it enters air horn,
every 6
months.
Manifold Heat Control Valve-Apply sol
vent to each end
of
shaft every 6 months,
Crankcase Ventilation System 1-Inspect
system and service every 6 months,
Automatic Transmission-Check fluid level
every 6 months. Add fluid, if necessary, to
restore to prescribed level.
Engine Tune-Up-Evaluate engine perform
ance
every I 2 months
or 1
2,000 miles
which
ever
occurs first, and
tune,
if
necessary.
AMG
2
Front Broke Assemblies
and
Wheel
Bear
MML ings-Inspect brake linings far wear and
wheel
bearings for lubrication every 18
months or I 8,000
miles,
whichever occurs first.
Also, lubricate pedal
bushings.
Body Mechanisms-See Body Maintenance
Section.
NORMAL SERVICE
KEY TO LUBRICANTS
Part
Na.*
AA Automatic Transmission
Fluid, AO-ATF, Suffix
"A" 1843314
AMG Automotive Multi-Purpose
2 Grease-NLGI-Grade 2
AMG Automotive
Multi-Purpose
EP-0 Grease-EP-NLGI-Grade 0
AMG Automotive Multi-Purpose
EP-2 Grease EP-NLGI-Grode 2
CC
Carburetor
Cleaner 1643273
DCL Cam
Lubricant
1473595
CO
Engine Oil
HL
Hypoid
Lubricant
2585317
HTF High Temperature Brake
Fluid 2421352
MML
Multi-Mileage Lubricant 2525035
MP Multi-Purpose Gear Lubricant
PSF Power Steering Fluid 2084329
Manifold Heat Control
Valve Solvent 1879318
UJ 0 Universal Joint Grease,
NLGI-Grade 0
$GL Sure-Grip Lubricant 2585318
*See
Alternate Specifications In Individual
Paragraphs.
TIRE PRESSURES PSI COLD
Modets Front Rear
All models except
Convertible Coupe 22 22
Convertible Coupe 24 24
Above pressures far Average Rated Load. See
‘‘Tires’’, Group 22, for tire sizes and additional
pressure recommendations.
CAPACITIES
Engine Oil . .5 qts.
Add 1
qt.
when replacing f’,lterj
Cooling System including heater 1 8 qts.
Rear Axle 4 pts.
Transmission 18.5 pts,
Fuel Tank 23 gals,
See
"Fuel" Section
for
proper cap application
and fuel tank venting.
A Prepacked bearing
*
Cooling system drain
IMPERIAL
Fig. 2-Lubrication Chart-Imperial
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ALTERNATOR 9
BATTERY 9
BODY MAINTENANCE
Deck Lid Hinge
Deck Lid Latch
Door Check Arm-Rear Door
Door Hinges
Door Latch Striker Rotor
Door
Latch
Striker Plates
Door Locks, Remote Controls, Window
Regulators
Fuel Tank Access Door Hinge
Hood Hinge
Lock Cylinders
Tail Gate Torsion Bar
Throttle Linkage
BRAKES
CARBURETOR AIR CLEANER
Paper Element Type
CARBURETOR CHOKE SHAFT
CERTIFIED CAR CARE
CHASSIS LUBRICATION
Front Suspension Ball Joints
Steering Linkage Ball Joints
CLASSIFICATION OF LUBRICANTS
Engine Oil
Gear Lubricants
Greases
CLUTCH LINKAGE
Manual Transmission
Clutch Release Bearing Sleeve, Release
Fork and Fork Pivot
Clutch Torque Shaft Bearings
COOLING SYSTEM
CRANKCASE
VENTILATION SYSTEM
Carburetor Air Cleaner
Cleaner Air Package
Closed
Servicing Procedures
Standard
CERTIFIED CAR CARE
Certified Car Care
is a
thorough
servicing program
that helps make
sure the cars
you
sell receive the reg
ular attention you
know they need.
Certified Car Care helps build business
for you in
the best way
known-through customer satisfaction.
Inform your
customers that
the best
approach to
trouble-free driving is
Certified Car Care.
This is a
practical plan to help you build up sales
and
service volume, by providing regular service cus
tomer visits.
SUMMARY OF LUBRICATION AND
MAINTENANCE SERVICES
Maintenance and lubrication service recommenda
tions for the
1966 Chrysler Corportion-built vehicles
have been
compiled to provide maximum protection
DISTRIBUTOR
ENGINE OIL FILTER
ENGINE OIL-SELECTION OF
ENGINE PERFORMANCE EVALUATION
FREQUENCY OF OIL CHANGES
During Break-In
Severe Operating
Conditions
Taxi and Police Operation
FRONT WHEEL
BEARINGS
FUEL FILTER
21 HEADLIGHTS
22 HOISTING
20 HOOD LOCK
20 HYDRAULIC BRAKE SYSTEM
22 MANIFOLD HEAT
CONTROL
VALVE
23
MATERIALS ADDED TO ENGINE OILS
7 PARKING BRAKE MECHANISM
PARTS REQUIRING NO LUBRICATION
14 PROPELLER SHAFT AND UNIVERSAL JOINTS
14 Constant Velocity Universal
Joints
3 Cross and Roller Type
REAR AXLE
6 Standard and Sure-Grip
6 Trailer Towing Service
SPEEDOMETER CABLE
6 STEERING
GEAR
6
Manual
6 Power Steering
SUMMARY OF LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE
SERVICES
TIRES
9 TRANSMISSION
8 Automatic
9 Trailer Towing Service and Hard Usage
TRANSMISSION
13 Column-Mounted Manual Transmission
11 Gearshift Controls
11 Manual Three-Speed
12 Trailer Towing Service
11 WINDSHIELD WIPER BLADES
for the car owner’s investment against all
reasonable
types of driving conditions.
Since
these conditions
vary with
the individual car
owner’s driving habits, the area
in which the car is
operated and the type of
service to which the car is
subjected, it is necessary to prescribe
lubrication and
maintenance service on a time
frequency as well as
mileage
interval basis.
Vehicles
operated under conditions not classified
as
normal service for passenger cars, such as in
trailer
towing service; operation at higher than normal load
ing or police or taxicab
operation, require servicing at
more frequent intervals. This information is included
in each group under appropriate headings.
Information pertaining to Lubrication and Mainte
nance
requirements is shown on charts
Figs. 1 and 2
and on page 5-
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LUBRICATION
AND MAINTENANCE
FRONT WHEELS
STATION WAGON
65"
ALL OTHER MODELS
- 54-58"
-
______
22.2"
STATION
WAGON
121"
ALL OTHER MODELS 124’
22.5"
28.5" -
26.7"
20 SQ." MINIMUM
FOUR PADS
PAD POSITION WITHIN
THESE LIMITS SATISFACTORY
REAR WHEELS
Fig. 3-Support Locations for Frame Contact Hoisting Chrysler Models
NH 196
- CAR
17,7"
17.2"
20 50."
MINIMUM FOUR PADS
t
PAD POSITIONS WITHIN THESE
/
LIMITS SATISFACTORY
REAR WHEELS
Fig. 4-Support Locations for Frame Contact Hoisting Imperial Models
N Ni 95
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