Pages 146–163 (18 pages)
Body
From the 1937 Chrysler Shop Manual
Body hardware and repair: inside handles, lock cylinders, garnish mouldings and ventilators, trim panels on Airstream and Airflow bodies, and other door and body parts. Later pages deal with preserving lacquer and synthetic enamel, body alignment and shimming, and repairing panels and braces with oxyacetylene welding, brazing, heat shrinking, tinning and torch soldering.
Read this section free, starting at page 146What this section covers
- Door handles and lock cylinders
- Garnish mouldings and ventilators
- Airstream and Airflow trim panels
- Lacquer and synthetic enamel finish
- Body alignment
- Gas welding and brazing
- Heat shrinking and torch soldering
- Year
- 1937
- Make
- Chrysler
- Vehicle
- Airflow, Passenger Cars
- Type
- Service Manual
- Models
- Codes C14, C15, C16 and C17 (C17 Airflow)
- Pages
- 228
What’s inside
Servicing methods
- Break-In, Seasonal Service, Inspection and Tune-Uppp. 1–8
- Lubricationpp. 9–18
- Model Codes and Starting Serial NumbersDivider pages listing the starting serial numbers for codes C14, C15, C16 and C17.pp. 19–20
- Front Axlepp. 21–31
- Rear Axlepp. 32–40
- Brakespp. 41–51
- Clutchpp. 52–58
- Cooling Systempp. 59–66
- Electrical Systempp. 67–86
- Enginepp. 87–103
- Fuel and Exhaust Systempp. 104–111
- Frame, Springs and Shock Absorberspp. 112–117
- Steeringpp. 118–127
- Transmission and Universal Jointspp. 128–142
- Wheels and TiresFront and rear wheel and hub removal, front wheel bearing adjustment, wheel balancing, tire mounting and inflating double inner tubes.pp. 143–145
- Bodypp. 146–163
Service standards
- Service Standards: Codes C14 and C15pp. 164–169
- Service Standards: Code C16pp. 170–174
- Service Standards: Code C17 (Airflow)pp. 175–179
