Section 8 · Pages 151–176 (26 pages)

Engine

From the 1934–1936 Chrysler Master Maintenance Manual

Engine lubrication and crankcase ventilation, oil pump, oil filter and oil gauge, crankshaft and precision main bearings, replacement main bearing caps, camshaft bearings, flywheel and connecting rods. It covers reconditioning cylinders by honing or boring, fitting finished and semi-finished oversize pistons, and running in reconditioned engines, with engine oiling system and timing chain illustrations.

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What this section covers

  • Oil pump, filter and gauge
  • Main bearings and replacement caps
  • Camshaft bearings and flywheel
  • Connecting rods and bearings
  • Reconditioning cylinders
  • Finished and semi-finished pistons
  • Running in reconditioned engines
  • Timing chain and sprockets
Year
1934, 1935, 1936
Models
1934 CA/CB/CU/CV, 1935 C6/CZ/C1–C3, 1936 C7–C11: Sixes, Airstream, Airflow and Airflow Imperial
Pages
388

What’s inside

Service policy and inspections

  1. Warranty, Service Policy and Inspectionspp. 1–9

Maintenance groups

  1. 1Lubricationpp. 10–23
  2. 2Front Axlepp. 24–40
  3. 3Rear Axlepp. 41–52
  4. 4Brakespp. 53–75
  5. 5Clutchpp. 76–92
  6. 6Cooling Systempp. 93–100
  7. 7Electrical Systempp. 101–150
  8. 8Enginepp. 151–176
  9. 9Fuel and Exhaust Systempp. 177–193
  10. 10Frame, Springs and Shock Absorberspp. 194–214
  11. 11Steeringpp. 215–231
  12. 12Transmission and Universal Jointspp. 232–258
  13. 13Wheels and Tirespp. 259–269
  14. 14Bodypp. 270–282

Service standards and tools

  1. 15Service Standardspp. 283–333
  2. 16Special Service Toolspp. 334–385
  3. CoversThe Chrysler Master Maintenance Manual covers, and a repeat of the automatic clutch control illustration 5D1.pp. 386–388