Pages 82–85 (4 pages)

Fuel System

From the 1933 Chrysler Imperial CQ Instruction Book

The 19 1/4-gallon fuel tank, electric fuel gauge, combination fuel and vacuum pump, and fuel filter bowl. The carburetor (Fig. 22) section gives the idle mixture and accelerating pump adjustments, float and needle valve problems and cleaning. It ends with the air cleaner, crankcase ventilation and the automatic manifold heat control.

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What this section covers

  • Fuel tank and gauge
  • Fuel pump and filter
  • Carburetor adjustments and cleaning
  • Air cleaner
  • Crankcase ventilation
  • Manifold heat control
Year
1933
Make
Chrysler
Vehicle
Imperial, Passenger Cars
Type
Owner's Manual
Models
Chrysler Imperial Eight (Code CQ): sedan, rumble-seat coupe and convertible coupe
Pages
118

What’s inside

Operation and care

  1. License Data and ContentsCover, license data (serial number locations, 3 1/4 x 4 1/2 in. bore and stroke, 33.80 N.A.C.C. horsepower, shipping weights, key rules), table of contents, index to illustrations and Chrysler's message to owners.pp. 1–8
  2. Operation and Carepp. 9–18

Adjustment and repair operations

  1. Front Axlepp. 19–24
  2. Rear Axlepp. 25–29
  3. Brakespp. 30–38
  4. Clutch (Automatic Control)pp. 39–46
  5. Cooling Systempp. 47–50
  6. Electrical Systempp. 51–62
  7. Lubrication ChartCenter-insert chassis lubrication chart for the Imperial Eight (Code CQ), showing each lubrication point with its lubricant and interval. The scan of the chart is hard to read.pp. 63–64
  8. Enginepp. 65–78
  9. Engine LubricationOil grades by season and garage conditions, the pressure lubrication circuit, normal 30–40 lb. oil pressure and relief valve adjustment, oil filter checks, why crankcase oil dilutes, draining and cleaning the oil pan and screen.pp. 79–81
  10. Fuel Systempp. 82–85
  11. Shock Absorbers and SpringsInertia-type shock absorbers and semi-elliptic springs in rubber mountings with Oilite bushings and inserts, spring bolt and cushion adjustment, and spring clip tightening.pp. 86–86
  12. Steering Gearpp. 87–91
  13. Transmissionpp. 92–95
  14. Transmission, Free Wheeling and Rear Axle LubricantsSeasonal free wheeling lubricant numbers for the transmission, low-temperature blends with motor oil or kerosene, and rear axle lubricant grades.pp. 96–97
  15. TiresTire pressures (40 lb. front, 35 lb. rear) and removing and installing tires on drop-center rims with tire irons (Figs. 25–28).pp. 98–99
  16. Universal Joints, Propeller Shaft and WheelsTrunnion and roller bearing universal joints and propeller shaft (Fig. 29), front wheel bearing adjustment, wheel balance and valve stem placement, and removing and fitting the demountable wood wheels.pp. 100–102

Reference and specifications

  1. Corrective MeasuresTroubleshooting lists for an engine that fails to start, stops, misses, loses power, lacks compression, pops back through the carburetor, overheats or knocks.pp. 103–104
  2. ToolsThe tool kit supplied with the car, from wheel wrench and jack to tappet wrench and high-pressure lubricant gun.pp. 105–105
  3. Standards of Adjustmentpp. 106–111
  4. Detailed Specificationspp. 112–115
  5. Genuine Parts, Ordering Parts and WarrantyChrysler Motors Parts Corporation genuine parts, ordering and returning parts, and the N.A.C.C. uniform 90-day or 4,000-mile warranty.pp. 116–118

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