Pages 14–17 (4 pages)
Cooling system
From the Waukesha Models 190, 185 and 180 Engine Manual
Target temperatures of 170–180 °F, an anti-freeze table for alcohol, methanol and glycerine solutions, cooling system capacities for the 190, 185 and 180 bare and with radiator, thermostat removal and hot-water testing, cleaning with a washing soda solution, cautions on commercial cleaners, fan blade alignment, replacing fan belts on the movable-flange pulley, and servicing oil bath and screen type air cleaners.
Read this section free, starting at page 14What this section covers
- Anti-freeze table
- Cooling system capacities
- Thermostat testing
- Cleaning the cooling system
- Fan belt replacement
- Air cleaners
- Make
- Waukesha
- Vehicle
- Components and Systems, Engines
- Type
- Service Manual
- Models
- Models 190-GL, 190-GLB, 185-GL, 185-GLB, 180-GL, 180-GLB (incl. Model 190 oil field engines)
- Pages
- 46
What’s inside
Engine manual
- Engine views and contentsFaded cover, labeled right- and left-side views of the Model 190-GL/GLB and 180-GL/GLB engines showing the magneto, oil filter, governor adjustments, carburetor jets and timing mark, and the contents page.pp. 1–4
- DescriptionBore, stroke and displacement for the 190, 185 and 180, then the design of the one-piece crankcase and block with wet cylinder sleeves sealed by rubber rings, heat-treated crankshafts (drilled on recent 190 oil field engines, metered-jet on others, counterbalanced on current 180s), copper-lead precision bearings, the two-weight centrifugal governor, magneto or distributor ignition, carburetion, the water pump and the vane-type oil pump.pp. 5–7
- Lubricationpp. 8–13
- Cooling systempp. 14–17
- Service adjustmentspp. 18–25
- Repair and overhaulpp. 26–33
- Reassemblypp. 34–40