Section 12 · Pages 290–339 (50 pages)
Electrical
From the 1941–1942 Pontiac Shop Manual
The 6-volt electrical system. Storage battery service covers charging, cables, mounting and voltmeter tests of the battery, the cables and the ground strap. It also covers the manual-shift starting motor with its foot pedal, the generator and its performance curves, and the current and voltage regulator settings. The section ends with circuit diagrams for the Six and the Eight.
Read this section free, starting at page 290What this section covers
- Storage battery service and tests
- Starting motor
- Generator and performance curves
- Current and voltage regulator
- Circuit diagrams for the Six and Eight
- Make
- Pontiac
- Vehicle
- Passenger Cars
- Type
- Service Manual
- Models
- 1941 Custom, DeLuxe and Streamliner Torpedo 6 and 8; 1942 Torpedo 6 and 8, Streamliner 6 and 8
- Publication
- PS-4204
- Pages
- 413
What’s inside
Shop manual
- Introduction and Performance Datapp. 1–10
- 0General Lubricationpp. 11–21
- 1Bodypp. 22–81
- 2FrameFrame dimension drawings for the DeLuxe Torpedo, Streamliner and Custom models, with a short general description and repair notes.pp. 82–83
- 3Front End Suspensionpp. 84–105
- 4Rear End Suspensionpp. 106–134
- 5Brakespp. 135–152
- 6Engine Mechanicalpp. 153–175
- 6AEngine Cooling and Oilingpp. 176–190
- 6BEngine Fuelpp. 191–233
- 6CEngine Clutchpp. 234–240
- 7Transmission and Safety Shift Gear Controlpp. 241–256
- 8Fuel Tank and ExhaustThe frame-mounted gasoline tank, fuel line routing, and the exhaust pipe and straight-through mufflers, with repair notes and specifications.pp. 257–257
- 9Steeringpp. 258–266
- 10Wheels and Tirespp. 267–278
- 11Chassis Sheet Metalpp. 279–289
- 12Electricalpp. 290–339
- 14Accessoriespp. 340–409
- IndexAn alphabetical subject index with page numbers.pp. 410–413







