Pages 136–153 (18 pages)

Lubrication and Cooling

From the 1963 White Model 3026 Truck Maintenance Manual

Lubrication chart for Super Mustang 6-cylinder engines by interval (every 1,000, 4,000 and 12,000 miles), with unit lubricant capacities for transmissions, auxiliary transmissions and rear axles. The cooling system section covers coolant, antifreeze, leakage, water pump, fan drive belts and radiator pressure caps.

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What this section covers

  • Lubrication intervals
  • Unit lubricant capacities
  • Coolant and antifreeze
  • Cooling system leakage
  • Water pump and fan belts
  • Radiator pressure caps
Year
1963
Make
White
Vehicle
Heavy Duty Trucks, Trucks
Type
Service Manual
Models
White Model 3026 trucks with Super Mustang 6-cylinder engine
Pages
177

What’s inside

Maintenance manual

  1. Foreword and Factory BranchesThe foreword, instructions on how to use the manual, the section index, and the list of White factory branches in the United States and White Motor Company of Canada locations. Ends with engine and front axle data pages.pp. 1–4
  2. Enginepp. 5–22
  3. Clutchpp. 23–32
  4. Oil FilterFull-flow, controlled pressure oil filter mounted on a combined filter and oil cooler base, with by-pass filter connections and element replacement.pp. 33–34
  5. Air CleanerDry, pleated paper air cleaner mounted on the carburetor, with element cleaning intervals and removal for service.pp. 35–35
  6. Ignitionpp. 36–41
  7. Alternator and Starting Motorpp. 42–55
  8. Transmissionpp. 56–69
  9. Parking Brakepp. 70–73
  10. Service Brakepp. 74–89
  11. Rear Axlepp. 90–103
  12. Front Axlepp. 104–107
  13. Propeller ShaftTubular propeller shaft with two universal joints and a splined slip joint, with disassembly and reassembly of the universal joint.pp. 108–110
  14. Steering Gear and Power Steeringpp. 111–135
  15. Lubrication and Coolingpp. 136–153
  16. Cabpp. 154–161
  17. Voltage Regulatorpp. 162–165
  18. Storage BatteryLead-acid storage battery description, filling level, cold weather operation and charging.pp. 166–167
  19. Wiring Diagrampp. 168–171
  20. Shock Absorberspp. 172–177