
B
LUBRICATION
B-2.
SpecialLubricants
Special
lubricantsarerequiredforcertain
lubri-
cationpointsonthe'Jeep'Universalvehicles.The
special
lubricantsarenecessaryforproperfunction-
ingandmaintenanceofthevehicle.The
Lubrica-
tion
Chart
(Fig.B-landB-2)
designates
thespe-
cial
lubricatingpointsandidentifiesthembytype
or
partnumber.
B-3.
Applying
Fresh
Lubricant
When
servicingorlubricatingthevehicle,itis
importantthatalloldlubricantand
dirt
bere-
movedfromthefittingand/orplugsbeforeservic-
ingandthattherecommendedtypeoflubricant
beusedfortheparticularitembeingserviced.
Force
lubricantthroughthelubefittingsuntil
thelubricantbeingforcedoutofthejointisfresh
lubricant,
indicatingthatalloldlubricanthas
beenremoved.
B-4.
Engine
Lubrication
System—
Hurricane
F4Engine
•
RefertoFig.B-3.
The
engine
oilpressuresystemisdesignedtopro-
videadequatelubricationtoallworkingpartsof
theengine.Thegear-typeoilpumpisdrivenfrom
the
engine
camshaft.Thepumpisprovidedwitha
FIG.
B-3—ENGINE
LUBRICATION
SYSTEM
—
HURRICANE
F4
ENGINE
floating,screenedintakethatpreventsthe
circula-
tionofanysedimentthatmightaccumulateinthe
oil
pan.Bymeansofthispump,themainbearing
journals
andcrankpinsareefficientlylubricated
throughanoilgalleryandpassagesinthecylinder
block.
Oil
isforcedunderpressuretothemainbear-
ingsandthroughthecheeksofthecrankshaftto
theconnectingrodbearings.Oilisalsoforce-fed
tothecamshaftbearings,timinggears,andintake
valverockerarms.Theoilpressureiscontrolledby
relief
valvelocatedintheoilpump.Thevalveis
designedtoopenwhenexcessivepressure
develops
in
thesystem,relievingthepressureandreturning
the
excess
oiltotheoilpan.Thecylinderwalls,
pistonpins,andtappetsaresuppliedwithoilfrom
spurt
holes
intheconnectingrods.A portionof
theoiliscontinuallypassedthroughanoilfilter
which
effectivelyremovesanyforeignmattersus-
pendedintheoil.A flangedsectiononthe
rear
of
thecrankshaftactsasanoilslingerand,incom-
binationwiththe
rear
mainbearingupperand
loweroilseal,preventstheleakageofoilfromthe
rear
endofthecylinderblock.Leakageofoilfrom
thefrontendofthecylinderblockiscontrolled
bythecrankshaftoilslingerandthefrontoilseal
installedinthetiminggearcover.Theoilpressure
indicator
lightintheinstrumentpanelandtheoil
level
gauge
ordipstickinthesideofthe
engine
providea meansforcheckingtheoilpressureand
oil
level.
B-5.
OilPressureGaugeorIndicator
On
early
CJ-3B
vehiclesanoilpressure
gauge
is
mountedontheinstrumentpanel.
This
gauge
in-
dicatestheoilpressurewithinthe
engine
lubri-
catingsystem.
On
Models
CJ-5,
CJ-5A,
CJ-6,
CJ-6A,
DJ-5,DJ-6
and
laterproductionvehiclesofModel
CJ-3B
a
red
telltalelamp,whichoperateswhentheignition
switchisturnedon,islitwhenthereisinsufficient
oil
pressuretoproperlylubricatetheengine.When
it
goes
out,operatingpressureisachieved.In
normal
operation,thelightislitwhentheignition
isfirstturnedon.It
goes
outafterthevehicleis
in
motion.
Failure
ofthe
gauge
orindicatortoregisternormal
oil
pressuremayindicateinsufficientsupplyofoil
in
the
engine
crankcase,lowornooilpumppres-
sure,
ora faultinthe
gauge
orindicatorelectrical
circuit.
The
engine
mustbestoppedimmediately
topreventpossibledamageto
engine
bearingsand
thefaultcorrectedbeforerestartingtheengine.
B-6.
Engine
Lubrication
System—
DauntlessV-6Engine
The
engine
lubricationsystem(Fig.B-4)isthe
force
feed
typeinwhichoilissuppliedunderpres-
sure
tothecrankshaft,connectingrods,camshaft
bearingsandvalvelifters.Oilissuppliedundercon-
trolledvolumetotherockerarmbearingsandpush
rods.
Allothermovingpartsarelubricatedby
gravityfloworsplash.
The
supplyofoilis
carried
intheoilpanwhich
isfilledthrougha filteropeningintheright rocker
arm
cover.A removableoil
gauge
rodontheleft
sideofthecrankcaseisprovidedtocheckoillevel.
The
oilpumpislocatedinthetimingchaincover
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