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INTERFERENCE
ELIMINATION
IMPORTANT: Use the utmost care in the following
operations to insure freedom from motor noise. Be sure
that good ground contacts are made between the interfer-
ence condensers and the car body. If necessary, clean
away paint or dirt with emery paper. Tighten all nuts and
bolts securely.
FIGURE 37
1. Remove the mounting screw of the voltage regulator
and under this screw mount a condenser. Connect the lead
to the voltage regulator "A" terminal. (Figure 37).
FIGURE 38
2. Install suppressor in center of hole of distributor cap.
Place high tension
lead in top of suppressor. Be sure the suppressor and the
lead are fastened securely. (Figure 38).
BODY MANUAL
FIGURE 39
3. Remove bolt on the right side of the ignition coil.
Mount a condenser under this holt. Connect lead to coil
terminal marked (— ). (Figure 39).
HUDSON WEATHER
CONTROL
The Hudson "Weather Control" system is partially built
into every Monobilt body. With the addition of the acces-
sory subunit, a new kind of living comfort is experienced
within the automobile. Fresh, clean, cool air is available
on the hottest or rainiest days, as is comforting warmth
available on the coldest days.
Body Built -In Features:
Adjustable cowl ventilator, no need for a ventilator cover.
Air duct under the cowl for connection of the accessory
unit.
Rain water drain, located in air duct.
Accessory Unit Consists of:
Assembled core shroud and fans with mounting parts.
Air filter for cowl inlet.
Water control valve and thermostat unit.
Control shaft.
Defroster nozzles, R.H. and L.H.
Defroster tubes.
Defroster fan operating switch.
Water hoses and nipples with attaching parts.
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