Pages 42–53 (12 pages)
August 1932 Bulletin
From the 1932 Ford V-8 and 4-Cylinder Service Bulletins (June–December)
V-8 valve grinding with a chart by crankshaft position (firing order 1-5-4-8-6-3-7-2), the BV-45 step feeler gauge, cold and hot spark plugs, the piston assembly fixture and A-426 telescope gauge, the windshield wiper, the improved 18-12000 V-8 distributor with new point gaps, oil pressure relief valves, truck axle shaft nuts, the V-8 head gasket, oil level gauges, side wheel carriers, accessories, clutch pedal adjustment and the water temperature gauge.
Read this section free, starting at page 42What this section covers
- V-8 valve grinding and clearance
- BV-45 step feeler gauge
- Spark plugs and gaps
- Measuring cylinders with telescope gauge
- Improved V-8 distributor and breaker gaps
- Oil pressure relief valve and oil level gauges
- Electrical accessories and sportlight brackets
- Water temperature gauge
- Year
- 1932
- Make
- Ford
- Vehicle
- Passenger Cars, Trucks
- Models
- Ford V-8 and improved 4-cylinder (B) cars, B commercial chassis and BB trucks, with notes for Model A and AA
- Publication
- Ford Service Bulletin Vol. 13 (No. 1, June 1932, to December 1932)
- Pages
- 90
What’s inside
June 1932: Preliminary Service Instructions
- Cover and ContentsThe Ford Service Instructions cover and the title page of the June 1932 issue (Vol. 13, No. 1), with its list of contents.pp. 1–2
- BrakesBrake adjustment at the B-2041 adjusting screw, rod adjustment for car and truck linkage, the 25 mph road test, relining and grinding shoes, and checking for dragging brakes with a .005-inch feeler.pp. 3–5
- Carburetors (V-8 and 4-Cylinder)pp. 6–11
- Fuel Pumps and Fuel Gaugepp. 12–16
- Electrical System and Distributorspp. 17–22
- 4-Cylinder Engine MountingRemoving and installing the 4-cylinder engine, the flexible front and rear mountings, the dash-mounted snubber and the engine radius rods with their shims.pp. 23–24
- Lubrication and Maintenancepp. 25–29







