Section 9 · Pages 222–233 (12 pages)
Steering
From the 1942 Buick Shop Manual
The ball bearing worm and nut steering gear used on all series, with adjustments of worm bearings and the lash adjuster, the mast jacket and steering column bracket, steering wheel spoke location, tie rods and adjustment, and front wheel alignment: wheel alignment chart, curb weight, caster, camber, king pin inclination, knuckle straightness check, toe-in, steering geometry, turning circle and steering specifications.
Read this section free, starting at page 222What this section covers
- Worm and ball nut steering gear
- Steering gear adjustments
- Tie rod adjustment
- Caster, camber and toe-in
- Steering geometry and turning circle
- 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







