Pages 57–60 (4 pages)
Carburetor and Fuel System
From the 1924 Chevrolet Superior Instruction Book (Owner’s Manual)
The Zenith carburetor fitted to the Superior: how it works, cleaning the filter screen, curing a flooding needle valve and the cool air vent, followed by the gasoline tank, the Stewart vacuum tank and the G. G. fuel system that lift fuel from the rear tank.
Read this section free, starting at page 57What this section covers
- Zenith carburetor principle
- Filter screen and needle valve
- Gasoline tank
- Stewart vacuum tank
- G. G. fuel system
- Year
- 1924
- Make
- Chevrolet
- Vehicle
- Passenger Cars
- Type
- Owner's Manual
- Models
- Superior Model (touring, roadster and closed models)
- Pages
- 82
What’s inside
Instruction book
- Title Page, Service Policy and Warrantypp. 1–8
- Operating the Carpp. 9–22
- Detecting Troublepp. 23–31
- Cooling System and Winter DrivingThe cellular radiator and belt-driven centrifugal pump, pump packing, flushing and descaling with lye, radiator leaks, and wood or denatured alcohol anti-freeze mixtures by temperature.pp. 32–34
- Valves and Valve Grindingpp. 35–40
- LubricationThe lubrication chart, cylinder head gasket and bolt tightening, the constant-level splash oiling system, the geared oil pump and the oil pressure gauge on the instrument board.pp. 41–43
- Clutch, Transmission and Rear Axlepp. 44–50
- Brakes, Steering, Wheels and Springspp. 51–56
- Carburetor and Fuel Systempp. 57–60
- Electrical Systempp. 61–76
- Storage, Care of Tops and Ordering PartsWinter storage of the car, care of tops and cloth upholstery, batteries in storage, and how to order parts using the model and car number plate under the front seat.pp. 77–78
- IndexAlphabetical subject index, memo page and back cover.pp. 79–82







