Pages 26–35 (10 pages)
General Description of Chassis
From the 1934 SS Cars S.S. I and S.S. II Instruction Book
How the cars are built: engine and gearbox sections, the side-valve Standard engine with seven main bearings on the S.S. I and three on the S.S. II, cooling and exhaust, and a wiring diagram. The Lucas 12-volt electrical system covers the AC petrol gauge, starter, coil ignition, combined cut-out and regulator unit, fuses, dipping headlamps, Trafficators and bulb table. Transmission pages describe the clutch, four-speed synchro-mesh gearbox, propeller shaft and semi-floating rear axle, then the front axle, cam and lever steering, X-braced frame and Silentbloc spring suspension.
Read this section free, starting at page 26What this section covers
- Engine construction
- Wiring diagram
- Electrical system and petrol gauge
- Clutch and synchro-mesh gearbox
- Propeller shaft and rear axle
- Front axle and steering
- Frame and suspension
- Year
- 1934
- Make
- Jaguar
- Vehicle
- Passenger Cars
- Type
- Owner's Manual
- Models
- S.S. I (16 HP and 20 HP six-cylinder) and S.S. II (10 HP and 12 HP four-cylinder); saloon, coupe and open four-seater
- Pages
- 49
What’s inside
Instruction book
- Licence Data, General Data and Lubrication Chartpp. 1–6
- CoachworkCare of cellulose, fabric, hide upholstery, headlining, carpets and chrome, with instructions for the front screen, driving mirror, open four-seater hood and side curtains, door hinges, locks and buffers, body creaks, access to the gearbox and rear axle fillers, and battery removal.pp. 7–9
- General Upkeeppp. 10–19
- Carburation, Petrol Pump and Decarbonizingpp. 20–25
- General Description of Chassispp. 26–35
- Correct AdjustmentsRear hub bearing shims, spiral bevel pinion backlash for the S.S. I and S.S. II rear axles, brake linings, valve timing, ignition timing, propeller shaft spline assembly, timing cover fitting and the fan balance weight.pp. 36–37
- Location and Correction of Faults, Extras and AccessoriesFault finding for an engine that will not start, lacks power, misfires, knocks, overheats or loses oil pressure, plus starter, dynamo, lamps, clutch, steering, brakes, suspension, exhaust fumes and petrol gauge faults. Ends with priced extras and the makers of proprietary equipment.pp. 38–40
- Guarantee, Dealers and Tool KitThe S.S. Cars guarantee and its conditions, part of the list of S.S. dealers by county, and the tool kit and spares supplied with each car.pp. 41–44
- Mileage and MaintenanceThe mileage and maintenance schedule. Only its last page carries readable text in this scan: brake cable adjustment and equalisation, Bendix exchange shoes, decarbonizing at about 8,000 miles, and brake inspection after the first 5,000 miles and every 10,000 miles.pp. 45–49
