Pages 4–15 (12 pages)
Chevrolet
From the 1949 GM Product Service Bulletin – March 1949 Issue
Chevrolet passenger car items: new partial engine #5790314 for 1940–1942 Series 1000 and 1200, with supplementary parts list No. 301 and instruction plates; a corrected 1949 king pin inclination of 4 degrees; and high gear slip-out on 1940–1948 transmissions, cured by shimming the clutch housing or fitting an over-centre spring made from band iron and welding rod. It also gives torque specifications for all 1940–1949 Chevrolet cars, a hood release cable that can short the voltage regulator, and front bumper to gravel deflector clearance.
Read this section free, starting at page 4What this section covers
- Partial engine #5790314 and parts list No. 301
- King pin inclination specification corrected
- High gear slip-out: poppet ball, shimming, over-centre spring
- Torque specifications, 1940–1949, and checking torque
- Voltage regulator shorted by hood release cable
- Front bumper to gravel deflector interference
- Make
- Buick, Chevrolet, Fisher Body, General Motors, GMC, Oldsmobile, Pontiac
- Vehicle
- Passenger Cars, Trucks
- Type
- Service Bulletin
- Models
- Chevrolet 1000/1200, Pontiac 2000–2700, Oldsmobile 3500/3700, Buick, Chevrolet and GMC trucks 1/2–3 ton
- Pages
- 45
What’s inside
Bulletin
- Cover and Training QuestionsThe cover marked Training Copy, March 31st, 1949, and Dealer Co-operative Service Training examination No. 15 for body men, with multiple-choice questions on quarter panel crack repair, door lock strikers, regulator arms on A bodies, Hydro-lectric folding top hydraulics and arm rest attachment.pp. 1–3
- Chevroletpp. 4–15
- Pontiacpp. 16–27
- OldsmobileAn assist handle installing fixture for disabled drivers on 1941–1949 models, Carter carburetor sheets for 1948 Hydra-Matic cars, and a revised fast idle cam adjustment for the 1949 Series 3700 Rochester carburetor.pp. 28–29
- BuickThe oversize service axle shaft spacer block #1323880 for 1934–1949 models, which needs the axle shaft ends ground to fit, and Carter carburetor sheets for 1948 Series 40 to 70.pp. 30–30
- Bodypp. 31–37
- Truckpp. 38–45







