Section 6 · Pages 145–150 (6 pages)
Engine Cooling System
From the 1942 Buick Shop Manual
The pressure cooling system with its combination radiator filler cap and 7 lb. pressure valve, water pump construction and service with pressing procedures for the shaft and bearing assembly, fans and fan belt, thermostat, radiator flushing and rust preventive, anti-freeze solutions (alcohol, glycerine, ethylene glycol and unsatisfactory types), hydrometer testing, a cooling system capacity table for Buick models from 1931 to 1942, and an anti-freeze protection chart.
Read this section free, starting at page 145What this section covers
- Pressure cooling system
- Water pump service
- Fans and thermostat
- Anti-freeze solutions and testing
- Cooling system capacities 1931–1942
- Year
- 1942
- Make
- Buick
- Vehicle
- Passenger Cars
- Type
- Service Manual
- Models
- Special Series 40-A and 40-B, Super Series 50, Century Series 60, Roadmaster Series 70, Limited Series 90
- Publication
- BPS-1.27
- Pages
- 350
What’s inside
Shop manual
- 0Introduction and General Informationpp. 1–10
- 1Bodypp. 11–74
- 2Framepp. 75–80
- 3Chassis Suspensionpp. 81–90
- 4Rear Axlepp. 91–107
- 5Brakespp. 108–117
- 6Enginepp. 118–140
- 6Engine Oiling Systempp. 141–144
- 6Engine Cooling Systempp. 145–150
- 6Manifolds and Heat Controlpp. 151–154
- 6Carburetion, Air Cleaner and Fuel Pumppp. 155–184
- 6Clutchpp. 185–195
- 6Engine Specificationspp. 196–201
- 7Transmission and Universal Jointpp. 202–217
- 8Fuel Tank and Exhaust Systempp. 218–221
- 9Steeringpp. 222–233
- 10Wheels and Tirespp. 234–240
- 11Chassis Sheet Metalpp. 241–244
- 12Electrical Systempp. 245–311
- 12Sonomatic Radio Installation and Servicepp. 312–336
- 12Electrical Specificationspp. 337–340
- 14AccessoriesA list of 1942 Buick accessories, with installation instructions said to come in each package, and a description of the new under-seat car heater, standard on Series 90, with its fresh air tube, blower and automatic car temperature control valve.pp. 341–342
- 15Dimensional Drawingspp. 343–346
- 15Tightening SpecificationsTorque wrench readings in foot-pounds for typical engine, chassis, brake, axle and steering bolt applications.pp. 347–347
- IndexAlphabetical subject index with section page numbers.pp. 348–350







