Pages 104–111 (8 pages)
Fuel and Exhaust System
From the 1937 Chrysler Shop Manual
Fuel pumps and combination fuel and vacuum pumps (the C15 has a separate vacuum pump), with disassembly and diagnosis. Carburetor service covers the C16 carburetor and the dual-type carburetors of the C14, C15 and C17: idle adjustment with a vacuum gauge, accelerating pump settings, high-altitude metering screws, float level and automatic choke adjustment by code. It ends with standard and heavy-duty air cleaners, the manifold heat control thermostat and exhaust pipe, muffler and tail pipe alignment.
Read this section free, starting at page 104What this section covers
- Fuel pump and vacuum pump
- Carburetor idle and accelerating pump adjustment
- Float level
- Automatic choke adjustment
- Air cleaners
- Manifold heat control
- Exhaust pipe and muffler
- 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
