Section 1 · Pages 5–15 (11 pages)
Lubricare and Bearing Service
From the 1953 Buick Shop Manual
Buick's Lubricare instructions, with chassis lubrication charts for Series 40 and Series 50-70 and capacity tables. It lists what to do every 1,000, 5,000, 10,000 and 25,000 miles, oil filter element changes, Dynaflow draining and refilling with approved fluids, yearly Hydro-Lectric power system service, body lubrication points, engine oil grades by temperature, and rear axle lubricant, draining and flushing.
Read this section free, starting at page 5What this section covers
- Chassis lubrication charts and capacities
- 1,000, 5,000 and 10,000 mile service
- Dynaflow drain and refill every 25,000 miles
- Hydro-Lectric power system yearly service
- Body lubrication
- Engine oil recommendations
- Rear axle lubricant and flushing
- Year
- 1953
- Make
- Buick
- Vehicle
- Passenger Cars
- Type
- Service Manual, Supplement
- Models
- Special Series 40, Super Series 50, Roadmaster Series 70 incl. Model 76X Skylark
- Pages
- 315
What’s inside
Shop manual
- 0Introduction and General Informationpp. 1–4
- 1Lubricare and Bearing Servicepp. 5–15
- 2-AEngine Specificationspp. 16–19
- 2-BEngine Descriptionpp. 20–29
- 2-CEngine Tune Up and Trouble Diagnosispp. 30–35
- 2-DCylinder Head and Valve Mechanism Servicepp. 36–44
- 2-ECrankshaft and Connecting Rod Bearings, Pistons and Ringspp. 45–52
- 2-FCooling and Oiling Systems Servicepp. 53–56
- 2-GV-8 Engine Mounting, Flywheel Replacement, Engine Balancingpp. 57–61
- 3-AFuel and Exhaust Specifications and General Descriptionpp. 62–67
- 3-BFuel System Trouble DiagnosisDiagnosis of hard starting, improper engine performance and excessive fuel consumption, with a gasoline mileage test procedure and expected miles per gallon at 20, 40 and 60 mph for each series.pp. 68–70
- 3-CAdjustments and Replacements Except in Pump and Carburetorpp. 71–75
- 3-DFuel and Vacuum Pumppp. 76–81
- 3-ECarter 2-Barrel Carburetor and Climatic Controlpp. 82–94
- 3-FCarter 4-Barrel Carburetorpp. 95–104
- 3-GStromberg 2-Barrel Carburetor and Automatic Chokepp. 105–117
- 3-HStromberg 4-Barrel Carburetorpp. 118–129
- 4Clutch, Transmission, Universal Jointpp. 130–147
- 5Rear Axle AssemblyRear axle changes for 1953: a new propeller shaft seal, revised pinion bearing lock nut and seal, the second-type differential carrier, gear ratios, and pinion removal and setting with tool J 5502 and gauge J 681-A.pp. 148–151
- 6Chassis Suspensionpp. 152–155
- 7Steering Gear and Tie Rodspp. 156–167
- 8Brakespp. 168–181
- 9Framepp. 182–185
- 10-AElectrical Specificationspp. 186–189
- 10-BElectrical Trouble Diagnosispp. 190–195
- 10-CBattery and Cablespp. 196–203
- 10-DGenerating Systempp. 204–219
- 10-ECranking (Starter) Systempp. 220–235
- 10-FIgnition Systempp. 236–250
- 10-GLighting Systempp. 251–258
- 10-HSignal Systemspp. 259–264
- 10-IInstruments and Clockpp. 265–268
- 10-JWiring Circuit Diagramspp. 269–276
- 11-AAccessories Except Radiopp. 277–280
- 11-BRadiopp. 281–296
- 12Sheet Metalpp. 297–302
- 13Bodypp. 303–312
- 14Alphabetical IndexAlphabetical subject index with group page numbers; subjects not listed are referred to the 1952 Buick Shop Manual.pp. 313–315







