Section 3-E · Pages 92–106 (15 pages)
Carter Carburetor and Climatic Control
From the 1948–1949 Buick Shop Manual
The Carter carburetor and its Climatic Control automatic choke: identification numbers, operation of the metering systems and anti-percolator, choke operation, and adjustment of the fast idle cam, choke unloader and fast idle screw. It then covers disassembly, cleaning, inspection and assembly of both the choke and the carburetor, including metering rod setting.
Read this section free, starting at page 92What this section covers
- Carter identification numbers
- Carburetor operation
- Climatic Control automatic choke
- Fast idle cam and choke unloader adjustment
- Carburetor overhaul
- Metering rod adjustment
- Make
- Buick
- Vehicle
- Passenger Cars
- Type
- Service Manual
- Models
- Series 40, 50 and 70: Models 41, 46-S, 51, 56-S, 56-C, 59, 71, 76-S, 76-C, 79 (Estate Wagons 59, 79)
- Pages
- 511
What’s inside
Shop manual
- 1-APeriodic Lubricare Instructionspp. 1–7
- 1-BOther Lubricare InstructionsWhen to change engine oil and which oil to use, draining, flushing and refilling the rear axle, and lubrication jobs that are not done on a fixed schedule.pp. 8–10
- 1-CBearing Servicepp. 11–14
- 2-AEngine Specificationspp. 15–21
- 2-BEngine Descriptionpp. 22–33
- 2-CEngine Tune-Up and Trouble Diagnosispp. 34–38
- 2-DCylinder Head and Valve Mechanism Servicepp. 39–46
- 2-ECrankshaft and Connecting Rod Bearings, Pistons and Ringspp. 47–55
- 2-FCooling and Oiling Systems Servicepp. 56–61
- 2-GEngine Mountings, Flywheel and Housingpp. 62–66
- 3-AFuel and Exhaust Specifications, Description and Service Recommendationspp. 67–72
- 3-BFuel System Trouble DiagnosisDiagnosis of hard starting, poor engine performance and excessive fuel consumption, with a gas mileage test procedure and expected mileage at 30, 50 and 70 mph for each series.pp. 73–75
- 3-CFuel System Adjustments and Replacementspp. 76–83
- 3-DFuel and Vacuum Pumppp. 84–91
- 3-ECarter Carburetor and Climatic Controlpp. 92–106
- 3-FStromberg Carburetor and Automatic Chokepp. 107–120
- 4-AClutch, Syncro-Mesh Transmission and Universal Joint SpecificationsTightening torques and clutch, Syncro-Mesh transmission and universal joint specifications. A note says Dynaflow information is in the 1948 Buick Dynaflow Transmission Service Manual (B.P.S. 1.30).pp. 121–122
- 4-BClutchpp. 123–134
- 4-CSyncro-Mesh Transmission and Universal Jointpp. 135–162
- 5-ARear Axle Specifications and Descriptionpp. 163–166
- 5-BDiagnosis of Rear Axle Noisepp. 167–170
- 5-CRear Axle Repair Procedurespp. 171–187
- 5-DRepairs Requiring Removal of Rear Axle AssemblyRemoving and installing the rear axle assembly, replacing the third member housing, and replacing and drilling the rear axle strut rods.pp. 188–190
- 6-AChassis Suspension Specifications, Description and Service Recommendationspp. 191–199
- 6-BChassis Suspension Trouble Diagnosispp. 200–205
- 6-CChassis Suspension Repair Operationspp. 206–216
- 6-DWheel Balance and Alignmentpp. 217–224
- 7Steering Gear and Tie Rodspp. 225–236
- 8-ABrake Specifications, Description, Operation and Service Recommendationspp. 237–243
- 8-BBrake Trouble DiagnosisHow to road test brakes, outside conditions such as tires and loading that affect braking, and a chart of brake trouble symptoms and their corrections.pp. 244–246
- 8-CBrake Service and Adjustment Procedurespp. 247–252
- 8-DBrake Replacement and Repair Procedurespp. 253–258
- 9Frame and Bumperspp. 259–268
- 10-AElectrical Specificationspp. 269–273
- 10-BElectrical Trouble Diagnosispp. 274–279
- 10-CBattery and Cablespp. 280–288
- 10-DGenerating Systempp. 289–304
- 10-ECranking (Starter) Systempp. 305–323
- 10-FIgnition Systempp. 324–342
- 10-GLighting Systempp. 343–352
- 10-HSignal Systemspp. 353–364
- 10-IInstruments and Clockpp. 365–370
- 10-JWiring Circuit Diagramspp. 371–388
- 11-ARadiopp. 389–416
- 11-BAccessories Other Than Radiopp. 417–426
- 12-ASheet Metal Specifications and Descriptionpp. 427–430
- 12-BHood and Front End Sheet Metal Alignmentpp. 431–440
- 12-CReplacement of Fenders, Extensions and Rear Wheel Shieldspp. 441–444
- 13-ABody Introduction and Mountingspp. 445–451
- 13-BDoors and Compartment Lidspp. 452–461
- 13-CWindshield, Wiper, Closed Body Windows and Ventilatorspp. 462–473
- 13-DInterior Trim and Seatspp. 474–479
- 13-EConvertible Coupe Bodiespp. 480–486
- 13-FHydro-Lectric Power Systempp. 487–501
- 13-GEstate Wagon Body Servicepp. 502–505
Index
- 14IndexAlphabetical subject index with group page numbers.pp. 506–511







