Plymouth Valiant 200 1969 User manual

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2 INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
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VEHICLE AND ENGINE NUMBERS
NUMBER: The number berial
number)is located on a plate (Fig. 1) which is attached
to the instrument panel between the left windshield
below the number 6 spark plug at the cylinder head
joint face. On eight cylinder engines
it is on a pad
located just to the rear of the right engine mount on
the
pan rail.
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1-
wiper pivot and the left “A” post. It can easily be seen
by looking through the windshield from the outside.
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 (5thdigit),model year (6th
digit),assembly plant (7thdigit), and vehicle sequence
number (lastsix digits).
This vehicle number is also stamped on the engine
block. On six cylinder engines
it is on a pad located
0
Ab CHRYSLER
FA! CORPORATION
VEHICLE IDENTtFlCATlON NUMBER PLATE
INSTRUMENT PANEL LOCATED NR464
Fig. I-Vehicle Identification Number Plate
~~~
5th Digit
1 st Digit 2nd Digit 3rd 8 4th Digits Eng. Displace- 6th Digit 7th Digit
Corline Price Class Body Type ment Cu. In. Model
Year Assembly Plant
V-Va I ia n t E-Economy
L-Low
B-Barracuda M-Medium
H-High
R-Satellite P-Premium
116” K-Pol
ice
T-Taxi
P-Fury S-Specia
I
119” 0-Superstock
X-Fast
Top
21-2 Dr. Sedan
23-2
Dr. Hardtop
27-Co
nve rt i b I e
29-2 Dr. Sport Hardtop
41-4
Dr. Sedan
43-4
Dr. Hardtop
45-2 SeatStation Wagon
46-3 SeatStation Wagon
A-170 9-1969
8-225
D-273
F-318
G-383
J-426
K-440
C-Spec.Ord.6
H-383 H/Perf.
L-440
H / Perf.
M-Spec. Ord. 8
P-340
A-Lynch Road
B-Hamtramck
D- Behide re
E-Los Angeles
F-Newa
r k
G-St. Louis
P-Wyom
i ng
(Export)
R-Wi ndsor
ENGINE NUMBERS: All engine serial numbers con-
tain fourteen characters and digits. The
first two des-
ignate power train, the next three are the cubic inch
displacement, the next one designates low compres-
sion, the next four arebased on a
10,000 day calendar
and the last four designate engine built that day. All
170 and 225 cubic inch engines have the serial num-
bers stamped on the joint face at right corner, adja-
cent to number
1 cylinder bore. All 273,318 and 340
cubic inch engines have the serial numbers stamped
on the front of the block just below the left cylinder
head. All
383, 426 and 440 cubic inch engines have
the serial numbers stamped on the cylinder block pan
rail at the left rear corner below the starter opening.
On all engines, information identifying undersized
crankshaft, oversized tappets, low compression, over-
sized cylinder bores, engine built that day, the shift
and
10,000 day calendar is stamped on the cylinder
block atvarious locations depending on engine. There
can be as many as fifteen characters and digits in this
location. 170 and‘225 cubic inch engines are stamped
on the joint face at right corner, adjacent to number
1 cylinder bore, after serial number. 273,318 and 340
cubic inch engines are stamped on the front of the
block just below the
left cylinder head. 383 cubic inch
~~ ~~~~
engines are stamped on the right bank joint face just
forward of the number 2 cylinder bore. 426 and 440
cubic inch engines are stamped on the left bank pad,
adjacent to front tappet rail.
For additional informa-
tion on engines,
see Group 9 in this manual.
BODY CODE PLATE: Includes schedule date,body
type, engine code, transmissbn code, tire code, trim
code and paint codes(Fig. 2).
It
is located on the left front fender side shield or
wheel housing.
Fig. 2-Body Equipment Identification Plate
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LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE
CONTENTS
Page
ALTERNATOR ......................... 13
BATTERY ............................. 13
BODY MAINTENANCE .................. 26
BRAKES .............................. 10
CAPACITIES .......................... 4
CARBURETOR AIR CLEANERS .......... 18
CARBURETOR CHOKE VALVE SHAFT .... 20
CERTIFIED CAR CARE ................. 1
CHASSIS LUBRICATION ............... 7
CLASSIFICATION OF LUBRICANTS ...... 1
CLUTCH LINKAGE ..................... 11
COOLING SYSTEM .................... 12
CRANKCASEVENTILATION SYSTEM ..... 15
D ISTR I BUT0RS ....................... 13
ENGINE OIL FILTERS .................. 15
ENGINE OIL-SELECTION OF .......... 13
ENGINE PERFORMANCE EVALUATION . . 18
FREQUENCY OF OIL CHANGES ......... 14
FRONT WHEEL BEARINGS ............. 25
FUEL FILTERS ........................ 21
HEADLIGHTS ......................... 13
HOlSTlN G ............................ 7
HOOD LOCK, RELEASE MECHANISM
AND SAFETY CATCH
................ 26
HYDRAULIC BRAKE SYSTEM ........... 11
CERTIFIED CAR CARE
Certified Car Care is a thorough servicing program
that helps make sure the cars you sell receive the
regular attentionyou 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-freedriving 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 recommen-
dations for Chrysler Corporation-built Plymouth ve-
hicles have been compiled to provide maximum pro-
tection for the car owner’s investment against all
reasonabletypes 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
Page
SCHEDULE ........................ 5&6
SERVICES
Normal Service
...................... 1
6
LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE
LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE
Trailer Towing and Severe Service
......
LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE
CHART
6 Cylinder Models .................... 2
8 Cylinder Models .................... 3
MANIFOLD HEAT CONTROL VALVES .... 18
MATERIALS ADDED TO ENGINE OILS ... 14
PARKING BRAKE MECHANISM ......... 11
PARTS REQUIRING NO LUBRICATION .. 32
PROPELLER SHAFT AND UNIVERSAL
JOINTS
............................. 21
REAR AXLES 9
SPEEDOMETER CABLE ................ 26
STEERING GEAR ...................... 22
SUMMARY OF LUBRICATION AND
MA1NTENANC
E SERVICES ........... 1
THROTTLE LINKAGE .................. 31
TIRES ................................ 25
TR A N S M I SS IO N (Automatic) ............ 24
TRANSMISSION (Manual) .............. 22
WINDSHIELD WIPER BLADES .......... 13
.........................
subjected, it is necessary to prescribe lubrication and
maintenance service on a time frequency as well as
mileage interval basis.
Information pertaining to Lubrication and Mainte-
nance requirements is shown on charts (Figs.
1 and 2)
and on the Schedule.
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 servicingat
more frequent intervals. This information
is included
in each group under the heading “Trailer Towing
Package and Severe Service”.
CLASS I FI CAT1 0 N
0 F LUB R I CANTS
Oils, lubricants and greases are classified and
graded according to standards recommended
by the
Society of AutomotiveEngineers (SAE),the American
Petroleum Institute (API) and the National Lubricat-
ing Grease Institute (NLGI).
Engine Oil
The SAE grade number indicates the viscosity of
engine oils, for example, SAE 30, which is a single
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LU BR ICATION
NANCE CHART
- I. I .I. I-
NORMAL SERVICE
VALIANT, BARRACUDA
Power Steering Pump
- PSF
Check fluid
level every oil chon Engine Coolant
Check level and/or anti-freeze.
Oil Filler Cap - EO
Clean and reail.
Crankcase
- EO
Drain and refill.
See Viscosity Recommendations.
Distributor Cam and Rubbing Block
- DCL
Lubricate when servicing contacts.
Distributor Rotor Felt Wick
- EO
Apply 1 drop when servicing
contacts.
Engine Oil Filter
Replace every 2nd oil change.
Crankcase Ventilation System
Inspect and service. Refer to procedure.
Automatic Transmission
- AA
Check fluid level.
Engine Performance Evaluation
Evaluate performance.
Front Brake Assemblies and Wheel
Bearings
- MPG (2-EP) or MML
Inspect linings, bearings and Iubricant.
Manual Transmission
- AA or MP
Check fluid level.
Universal Joints
- MPG (2-EP) or MML
Inspect seals for leakage. Refer to
procedure.
Rear Axles
-GL or HL.
Check fluid level.
Carburetor Air Cleaner (Dry)
Clean filter element.
Replace filter element.
Carburetor Air Cleaner (Oil Bath)
- EO
Check sedimentlevel every 2nd oilchange.
Clean, reoil every 12 months.
Carburetor Choke Shaft and Cam - CC
Apply solvent.
Manifold Heat Control Valve
- S
Apply solvent to shaft ends every
oil change.
Manual Steering Gear
- MP or SGL
Check lubricant level.
Brake Master Cylinder
- HTF
Check fluid level.
Column Mounted Transmission
Front Suspension Ball Joints
- MML
Steering Linkage Ball Joints - MML
Inspect seals for leakage.
Relubricate.
Clutch Torque Shaft Bearings
MPG (2-EP) or
MML
Remove and lubricate. Refer to procedure.
Clutch Drive Lugs, Bearing Sleeve, Fork
and Pivot
- MML
Lubricate contact surfaces, as required.
Refer
to procedure.
Floor-Mounted Transmission
Gearshift Controls
- EO
Apply light engine oil to contact
mechanism, as reauired.
TIRE PRESSURES
Shown on decal on body pillar, leftside.
See "Tires," Group 22 for additional
information.
FREQUENCY SYMBOLS
2 Months
3 Months or 4,000 Miles
6 Months
24 Months or 24,000 Miles
Position for
lift adapter
A Prepacked bearing
0 Cooling system drain
NR231A
LBARRACUDA -\FURY
Satellite
Fig. I-Lubrication Chart
Body Mechanisms - See Body
@ Maintenance.
I CAPACITIES See Capacities Chart. 1
KEY TO LUBRICANTS Part No.*
AA Automatic Transmission
Fluid, AQ-ATF, Suffix
"A" 1843314
CC Carburetor Cleaner 2933500
DCL Cam Lubricant 1473595
EO Engine Oil
GL Gear Lubricant (Drum) 2585317
HL Hypoid Lubricant (Qt.) 2933565
(AllstandardAxles)
(Sure-Grip7'/4
", 8 Y4" and
Standardaxles)*
HTF High Temperature
Broke Fluid 2421352
MML Multi-Mileage Lubricant 2525035
MP Multi-PurposeGear
MPG Multi-Purpose
(2-EP) Grease, NLGl Grade 2 EP
PSF Power Steering Fluid 2084329
S Manifold Heat Control
Valve Solvent 2525054
*See Alternate Specifications
In
Lubricant
Individual Paragraphs.
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LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE CHART'
Power Steering Pump - PSF
Check fluid level every oil chon @ Check level and/or
Battery
Check electrolyte level.
Oil Filler Cap - EO
Clean and reoil. Fuel Filter
Crankcase
- EO
Drain and refill.*
See Viscosity Recommendations.
Manual Steering Gear
- MP or SGL
Check lubricant level.
Column Mounted Transmission Gearshift
Controls
- MPG (2-EP) or MML
Lubricate contact surfaces, as required.
Brake Master Cylinder
- HTF
Check fluid level.
Distributor Cam and Rubbing Block
- DCL
lubricate when servicing contacts change.
Distributor Rotor Felt Wick
- EO
Apply
1 drop when servicingervici
contacts.
Distributor
Oil Cup - EO
Apply 3 to 5 drops in cup.
Engine Coolant
anti-freeze.
Engine
Oil Dipstick - EO
Check level at refueling.
Replace.
Carburetor Air Cleaner (Dry)**
Clean filter element.
Replace filter element.
Carburetor Air Cleaner (Oil Bath)
- EO
Check sedimentlevelevery 2nd oilchange.
Clean every 12 months.
Carburetor Choke Shaft and Cam
- CC
Apply solvent.
Manifold Heat Control Valve
- S
Apply solvent to shaft ends every oil
Engine Oil Filter
Replace every 2nd oil change.
Crankcase Ventilation System
Inspect and service. Refer to procedure.
Front Suspension Ball Joints
- MML
Steering Linkage Ball Joints - MML
Inspect seals for leakage.
Relubricate.
Clutch Torque Shaft Bearings
MPG (2-EP) or MML
Remove and lubricate. Refer to proce
Clutch Drive
Lugs, Bearing Sleeve, Fork
and Pivot
- MML
Lubricate contact surfaces, as required.
Refer to procedure.
Floor-Mounted Transmission
Gearshift Controls
- EO
Apply light engine oil to contact
mechanism, as required.
Engine Performance Evaluation
Evaluate performance.
Automatic Transmission
- AA
Check fluid level.
Front Brake Assemblies
and Wheel
Bearings
- MPG (2-EP) or MML
Inspect linings, bearings and lubricant.
Manual Transmission
- AA or MP
Check fluid level.
Rear Axles
- GL, HL or MP/SGL
Check fluid level.
Body Mechanisms
- See Body
($) Maintenance.
Inspect seals for leakage. Refer to
procedure.
*For 426 Hemi Engine, See Lubrication
GrouD.
TIRE PRESSURES
Shawn an decal on body pillar, leftside.
See "Tires," Group 22 far additional
information.
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CAPACITIES See Capacities Chart.
FREQUENCY SYMBOLS
2 Months
3 Months or 4,000 Miles
6 Months
12 Months or
12,000 Miles
24 Months or 24,000 Miles
36 Months or 36,000 Miles
2
i t S As specified.
NR232A
VALIANT
BARRACUDA
BELVEDERE
Position for
lift adapter
A Prepacked bearing
Cooling system drain
**Fresh Air Induction System
Clean filter element every oil change
Replace element every
12 months.
Fig. 2-Lubrication Chart
KEY TO LUBRICANTS Part No.*
AA Automatic Transmission
Fluid, AQ-ATF, Suffix
"A" 1843314
CC Carburetor Cleaner 2933500
DCL Cam lubricant 1473595
EO Engineoil
GL Gear lubricant (Drum) 2585317
Hl Hypoid lubricant (Qt.1 2933565
(AllstandardAxles)
(Sure-Grip7%
'I, 8
Standardaxles)
*
SGL Sure-Grip lubricant 2585318
(9
'14 " and 9 Y4 " Sure-Grip1
HTF HighTemperature
Brake Fluid 2421352
MML Multi-Mileage Lubricant 2525035
MP Multi-Purpose Gear
MPG Multi-Purpose
(2-EP) Grease, NlGl Grade 2
EP
PSF Power Steering Fluid 2084329
S Manifold Heat Control
Valve Solvent 2525054
*See Alternate SpecificationsIn
" and
lubricant
Individual Paragraphs.
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0-4 LUBRICATION A
CAPAClTl ES
us.
Measure
Crankcase
All Engines except Hemi 426 Engine
..............
Hemi 426 Engine ................................
Add 1 quart (314 Imp. quart)
when filter is replaced.
4 qts.
6 qts.
Cooling System
Valiant (170 Cu. In. Engine)
.......................
12qts.**
13qts.**
.......... 13qts.**
Valiant, Barracuda, Satellite (225 Cu. In. Engine)
...
Satellite (Police, Taxi 225 Cu. In. Engine)
Fury (225 Cu. In. - * .
Valiant (273 Cu.
Valiant, Barracuc
Fury, Satellite
(3
Fury (Police, Tax
Fury (Police, Tax
Satellite (Police
Barracuda
(340,
Fury, Satellite (2
Sate
II i te (Police
Fury (Police 2 or
Fury (440 Cu. In.
Fury, Satellite
(44u LU. in. nr m-iginei ............
Satellite (426 Cu. In. Engine) .....................
-- .
ii qrs.-
18qts.
tnginei
.........................
In. Engine) ......................
3a (318 Cu. In. Engine) ............
118 Cu. In. Engine) ................
:i 318 Cu. In. Engine) ..............
i 318 Cu. In. EngineandA-727 Trans.)
318 Cu. In. Engine)
...............
383 Cu. In. Engine) ...............
or 4 BEL383 Cu. In. Engine) ......
2 or 4 BBL 383 Cu. In. Engine) .....
.4BBL 383,440 Cu. In. Engine) ....
Engine) .........................
,"An I- m.m- ...--.
13 qts.
17qts.**
16qts.**
16qts.***
16 qts.***
18 qts.
19qts.
16qts.
16qts.*
17qts.
17qts.
17qts.*
.-9 -.- 4.
Rear Axle
7-114'' Axle
..................................... 2 pts.
8314" Axle
..................................... 4 pts.
9-114" Axle
..................................... 4 pts.
9-314" Axle
..................................... 5112 pts.
Transmission (TorqueFlite)
170, 225, 273 and 318 with 904 Transmissiont
...... 15-112 pts.
15-112pts.340and 383 4 BBLCu. In. Engines (Barracuda only).
.
225 Policeor Taxi 21R Cii In Fnuinn with 777
Transmission,
426 Cu. In. Engir
383 4 BBL Cu.
11
3834 BBL. Cu. Ir
Transmission 3 Spl
Model A-903 6 C!
Model A-745 8
C!
","I" VU. I,,. Lllblllr ..,&,I ,L,
383 2 BBL and 440 Cu. In. Engines..
ie ...............................
n. Engine with Auxiliary Cooler ....
I. Engines ........................
eed (Manual)
VI. ...............................
VI.(6'Cyl. Police and Taxi) .........
18-112pts.
16 pts.
16112pts.
15-112pts.
6-112 pts.
6 pts.
Transmission
4 Speed(Manual)
Model A-833 Valiant and Barracuda
................
Satel I ite ............................
Fury ................................
7pts.
7-112 pts.
7-314pts.
Fuel Tank
Va
I iant, Barracuda .............................. 18 gals.
Satel
Ii te 19 gals.
Fury (except Station Wagon) ..................... 24 gals.
Fury Station Wagon
.............................. 22 gals.
........................................
For Maximum Cooling or Air Conditioning.
*Add
1 qt. (314 Imperial qt.)
**Add 2 qts. (1-314 Imperial qts.)
***Add
3 qts. (2-112 Imperial qts.)
15qt
15-31
13-11
13-11
14-11
1&3/
14-11
13-11
13-11
13-11
Imperial
Measure
3-1/4 qts.
5 qts.
10qts.**
10-314qts.**
10-314qts.**
- - - '4qts.
'4qts.**
'4 qts.**
'4qts.***
'4qts.***
'4qts.
'4qts.
'4qts.*
'4 qts.
'4qts.
'4qts.*
:S.
14-1/4qtS.*
15qts.
14-1;
14-11
-1 .I,
1-3/4 pts.
3-114 pts.
3-114 pts.
4-112 pts.
15-
13
13.
13
13pts.
13 pts.
-112pts.
-114pts.
-314pts.
pts.
5-
51
112pts.
pts.
5314 pts.
6114 pts.
6-112 pts.
15 gals.
15314 gals.
20-112 gals.
18-114 gals.
tFury models only. 318 Cu.
In. Engine with A-904 TorqueFlite, Identify by part number and support webs cast
on servo at right rear of case.
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PAGE
SERVICE
INTERNAL Replace Check Inspect lubricate Service
Fluid and/or
LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
13
Months Or 4!000 Miles, Engine Crankcase Oil
whichever occurs first
ITEM
level Clean
X
Manifold HeatControl Valve
Power Steerinn Fluid
Every Engine
Oil Change
~
18 X
22 X
Gear
Linkage
Steering
SusDension Ball Joints
Every
6 Months
22 X
8 X
7 X
Rear Axle I 91 I XI I I
Universal Joints
Brake Master Cylinder
Brake Hoses
___ ____
21 X
10 X
11 X
Headlight Aiming
Hood Latch and Safety Catch
Crankcase Ventilator Valve
CarburetorAir Filter-Oil Bath
Carburetor Air Filter-PaDer**
Every 12 Months Cooling System
13 X
26 X X
12 X
16 X
20 X
18 X
Throttle Linkage I 31 I I I I XI
Every 12 Months or
12,000 Miles, which-
When Necessary
*Replace linings if necessary.
**Vehicles equipped with Fresh Air Induction System
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0-6 LUBRICATION A
SERVICE ITEM
INTERNAL
Floor-Mounted Gearshift Controls
Parking Brake Mechanism
Speedometer Cable
Points ThatShould Not
Be Lubricated
LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
PAGE Replace Check Inspect‘lubricate Service
Fluid and/or
level Clean
24 X
11 X
26 . X
32
4,000 Miles, which- Rear Axle
TRAILER TOWING PACKAGE AND SEVERE SERVICE
1x1
ever occurs first U niversa I Joints
I XI
*Transmission Fluid
*Automatic Transmission Filter
Rear Axle Lubricant
After first 36 Months
ever occurs first
or 36,000 Miles, which- *AutomaticTransmission Bands
grade oil. Engine
oils are also identified by a dual
number, for example,
SAE 1OW-30, which indicates a
multigrade
oil.
The API classification system defines oil perform-
ance in terms of engine usage. Only engine
oils desig-
nated
“For Service MS” should be used. These oils
contain sufficient chemical additives to provide maxi-
mum engine protection. Both the SAE grade and the
API designation must be found on the container.
Gear Lubricants
The SAE grade number also indicates the viscosity
X
X
X
X
LIFTING PAD MUST EXTEND
BEYOND
THE SIDES OF THE
SUPPORTING STRUCTURE
Universal Joints
*And every 12 months or 12,000miles thereafter
h
X
II I
I
14.2”
I
I
16.2
20 SQ.“’ MINIMUM 32.7”-
FOUR PADS
ER OF GRAVITY
-
PAD POSITION WITHIN THESE
LIMITS SATISFACTORY
-t
I
I
4 FRONT WHEELS REAR WHEELS
Fig. 3-Supporf Locations-Frame Con)act Hoist (Valiat, Bcrrrarcuda ModelsJ
NU77
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A LUBRICATION 0-7
of Multi-Purpose Gear Lubricants, defined by MILL
2105B. An example is SAE 75, which is a light viscos-
ity lubricant.
Lubricants-Greases
Semi-solidlubricants, such asspecified for propeller
shaft universal joints, bear the NLGI designation.
They are further classified as grades
“0” or “2.”
H Ol STl NG
Post Type
Special care should be taken when raising the ve-
hicle on
a frame contact type hoist. The hoist must be
equipped with the proper adapters in order that the
vehicle will be supported in the correct locations
(Figs.
3,4 and 5).
Conventional hydraulic hoists may be used after
determining that the adapter plates will make
firm
contact with the lower control arms and the rear axle
housing.
Floor Jack
A regular floor jack may be used under the rear
axle housing,
or under the front suspension lower
control arms,
however, a floor jack must never be
used on any partsof the underbody.
CAUTION:
Do not attempt to raise one entire side of
the vehicle by placing a jack midway between a front
and rear wheel. This practice may result in perma-
nent damage to the body.
Bumper Jack
The bumpers are designed to accept a bumper
jack in an emergency,
if it becomes necessary to
change a tire on the road. Notches are provided in
the bumpers for the purpose of raising the vehicle
with thebumperjack.
CHASSIS LUBRICATION
Front Suspension Ball Joints
The front suspension ball joints (Figs. 6, 7 and 8)
are semi-permanentlylubricated with a special lubri-
cant at the factory.
The ball joints should be inspected every six
months, or whenever vehicle is serviced for other
reasons, for damage to the seals which can result in
loss or contamination of lubricant.Clean accumulated
dirt and lubricant from outside surface
of seals to
permit thorough inspection. Replace damaged seals
or joints immediately to prevent contamination of
lubricant or damage to parts. Lubricate ball joints,
if
necessary.
BALL JOINTS ARE DESIGNED TO OPERATE
WITH SOME FREE PLAY. REPLACEMENT
SHOULD BE MADE ONLY WHEN FREE PLAY
EXCEEDS THE SPECIFICATIONS SHOWN IN
“FRONT SUSPENSION”, Group 2.
OF GRAVITY
STATION WAGON
60”
OF GRAVITY
STATION WAGON
60”
26.5j
20 SQ.” MINIMUM I
FOUR PADS
17.4
PAD POSITION WITHIN
1-29. THESE LIMITS SATISFACTORY
NN189B
+
STATION WAGON 115.8”
ALL OTHER MODELS 116.5”
Q REAR WHEELS
I-
C FRONT WHEELS
Fig. 4-Support Locations-Frame Contact Hoist (Satellite Models)
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