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changes to higher speeds
will
raise the pressure very little, if at all.
If the oil pressure registers abnormally high after the engine is
thoroughly
warmed
up,
an
inspection should be made
to
ascertain
if the
oil
lines and passages are plugged up.
WATER PUMP
The permanently
sealed
ball-bearing
water
pump does not
require lubrication by the car
owner.
CARBURETOR ACCELERATING PUMP
Every 5,000 miles
remove
the
carburetor
dust
cover
and satu-
rate the felt
ring
on the
pump
lever shaft
with
light
oil
or
engine
oil.
STARTING MOTOR
Every 1,000 miles put'a few drops
of
light
oil,
or
engme
oil,
in the
oil
cup.
Note: Starting
motor
with aluminum
end
frame has
oil.less bearings and is not equipped with oil cup.
GENERATOR
Every
1,000 miles put a few
drops
of
a light
oil,
or
engine
oil,
in the
2
oil cups. Do
not "over-oil"
as excessive oil
will
flow
onto
the
commutator causing it
to become
"gummed-up"
or
sticky.
DISTRIBUTOR
The
distributor is
equipped with
a lubricant cup. Fill
the cup
with chassis
lubricant
or equivalent,
soft,
smooth
lubricant and
turn down every 1,000
miles.
REAR
·~LE
AND TRANSMISSION
The Passenger Car
Hypoid Rear Axle
operates under the
most
severe
lubrication
~onditions
at
high
speeds and
requires a
Hypoid Lubricant
which will
meet
this
condition.
·
Recommended Lubricants-Rear
Axle-S.A.E.
90
"All-Purpose" Gear Lubricant.
Transmisslon-S.A.E. 90 Transmission
or Mineral
Oil Gear
Lubricant.
S.A.E. 90
"All-Purpose"
Gear Lubricant.
CAUTION: Straight Mineral Oil Gear lubricant must not be used in
Hypoid Rear Axles.
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