1934 Buick Series 50 60 90 Shop Manual

Year
1934
Make
Buick
Vehicle
Passenger Cars
Type
Service Manual
Models
Series 50 (56–58), Series 60 (61–68C) and Series 90 (90–98C)
Publication
BPS-1.18
Pages
206

Buick's 1934 Shop Manual for the Series 50, 60 and 90 (publication BPS-1.18, second edition, June 1, 1934) covers the 119-inch Series 50, 128-inch Series 60 and 136-inch Series 90 straight-eight cars, from the Model 56 business coupe to the Model 90L limousine. Chapters follow the car unit by unit: engine, fuel and exhaust, clutch, transmission, front suspension, rear axle, brakes, wheels and tires, frame, ride control, steering, electrical system, miscellaneous units and bodies, then lubrication, a new-car inspection form, dimension limits, detailed specifications and dimensional drawings, with an alphabetical index at the back. Differences between the three series are given in side-by-side tables throughout. The Series 40 has a separate 1934 shop manual.

Pages 1–9 (9 pages)

Models, Chassis and Performance Charts

The title page and opening reference pages. A table lists every 1934 model by series and wheelbase: Series 50 (56, 56S, 56C, 57, 58), Series 60 (61, 66S, 66C, 67, 68, 68C) and Series 90 (90, 90L, 91, 96S, 96C, 97, 98, 98C). A chassis photo and 34-90 engine sectional view follow, then horsepower and torque curves for each engine (88, 100 and 116 hp at 3200 rpm) and a chart relating engine speed to car speed, with axle ratios and tire sizes.

What this section covers

  • 1934 model list by series and body type
  • 34-90 chassis view
  • 34-90 engine sectional view
  • Horsepower and torque curves for the 50, 60 and 90 engines
  • Engine revolutions versus car speed chart
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