Section 6A · Pages 176–190 (15 pages)

Engine Cooling and Oiling

From the 1941–1942 Pontiac Shop Manual

The cooling system: the down-flow radiator with an all-copper core (18 quarts on the Six, 19½ on the Eight), the fan shroud, the water distributing tube, the bellows thermostat, the pressure radiator cap and the packless water pump. It compares GM volatile anti-freeze with ethylene glycol and explains hydrometer testing. The oiling part covers the engine lubrication system and the crankcase ventilating system.

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What this section covers

  • Radiator, fan shroud and water distributing tube
  • Thermostat checking
  • Pressure radiator cap
  • Packless water pump
  • Anti-freeze solutions and testing
  • Engine lubrication and crankcase ventilation
Year
1941, 1942
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

  1. Introduction and Performance Datapp. 1–10
  2. 0General Lubricationpp. 11–21
  3. 1Bodypp. 22–81
  4. 2FrameFrame dimension drawings for the DeLuxe Torpedo, Streamliner and Custom models, with a short general description and repair notes.pp. 82–83
  5. 3Front End Suspensionpp. 84–105
  6. 4Rear End Suspensionpp. 106–134
  7. 5Brakespp. 135–152
  8. 6Engine Mechanicalpp. 153–175
  9. 6AEngine Cooling and Oilingpp. 176–190
  10. 6BEngine Fuelpp. 191–233
  11. 6CEngine Clutchpp. 234–240
  12. 7Transmission and Safety Shift Gear Controlpp. 241–256
  13. 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
  14. 9Steeringpp. 258–266
  15. 10Wheels and Tirespp. 267–278
  16. 11Chassis Sheet Metalpp. 279–289
  17. 12Electricalpp. 290–339
  18. 14Accessoriespp. 340–409
  19. IndexAn alphabetical subject index with page numbers.pp. 410–413

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