Section 6Y · Pages 165–193 (29 pages)
Engine Electrical
From the 1971 Chevy Van and Sportvan Chassis Service Manual
Battery, charging, ignition and starting systems. The battery part covers periodic service, electrolyte level, common causes of failure, charging and hydrometer and cell comparison tests; later parts cover the generator and charging circuit, ignition components and the starter motor and solenoid, with special tools.
Read this section free, starting at page 165What this section covers
- Battery service and testing
- Charging procedures
- Charging system and generator
- Ignition system
- Starting motor and solenoid
- Special tools
- Year
- 1971
- Make
- Chevrolet
- Vehicle
- G Vans, Light Duty Trucks, Trucks
- Type
- Service Manual
- Models
- Chevy Van / Sportvan G10–G30
- Publication
- ST-140-71
- Pages
- 290
What’s inside
Service manual
- 0General Information and Lubricationpp. 3–18
- 1AHeaterpp. 19–26
- 1BBodypp. 27–47
- 2FrameUnderbody alignment for the integral frame rails, cross sills and outriggers, checked with a tram gauge to within 1/16 inch, and repair of excessive body damage.pp. 48–49
- 3Front Suspensionpp. 50–59
- 4Rear Suspension and Drivelinepp. 60–78
- 5Brakespp. 79–106
- 6Enginepp. 107–145
- 6KEngine Coolingpp. 146–149
- 6MEngine Fuelpp. 150–162
- 6TEmission Control SystemsPositive crankcase ventilation, the Controlled Combustion System, evaporation emission control and Transmission Controlled Spark with its solenoid and temperature override switch.pp. 163–164
- 6YEngine Electricalpp. 165–193
- 7Truck Clutches and Transmissionspp. 194–220
- 8Fuel Tank and Exhaust Systemspp. 221–226
- 9Steeringpp. 227–237
- 10Wheels and Tirespp. 238–243
- 11Front End Sheet Metalpp. 244–247
- 12Electrical: Body and Chassispp. 248–270
- 13Radiator and GrilleRadiator removal and installation for six-cylinder and V8 engines, and grille service.pp. 271–271
- 14BumpersRemoval and installation of the one-piece front and rear bumpers, brackets, braces and license plate support.pp. 272–272
- 15AccessoriesRadio removal and installation, and speaker replacement through the engine cover opening.pp. 273–273







