Section 11 · Pages 215–231 (17 pages)
Steering
From the 1934–1936 Chrysler Master Maintenance Manual
Steering gear adjustment with the front wheels raised and the drag link disconnected, setting the gear in mid-position before fitting the pitman arm, and raising or lowering the steering wheel at the dash bracket. Exploded illustrations show each type of steering gear and its linkage, including the intermediate lever and drag link.
Read this section free, starting at page 215What this section covers
- Steering gear adjustments
- Mid-position and pitman arm
- Steering wheel position
- Drag link
- Steering gear illustrations
- Make
- Chrysler
- Vehicle
- Airflow, Imperial, Passenger Cars
- Type
- Service Manual
- 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
Maintenance groups
- 1Lubricationpp. 10–23
- 2Front Axlepp. 24–40
- 3Rear Axlepp. 41–52
- 4Brakespp. 53–75
- 5Clutchpp. 76–92
- 6Cooling Systempp. 93–100
- 7Electrical Systempp. 101–150
- 8Enginepp. 151–176
- 9Fuel and Exhaust Systempp. 177–193
- 10Frame, Springs and Shock Absorberspp. 194–214
- 11Steeringpp. 215–231
- 12Transmission and Universal Jointspp. 232–258
- 13Wheels and Tirespp. 259–269
- 14Bodypp. 270–282
Service standards and tools
- 15Service Standardspp. 283–333
- 16Special Service Toolspp. 334–385
- CoversThe Chrysler Master Maintenance Manual covers, and a repeat of the automatic clutch control illustration 5D1.pp. 386–388

