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'CHEVROLET CORRECT LUBRICA
TION CHART
Engine——X. Daily, or every
100 miles, pour Into crankca.se oil
reservoir through filler pipe suffi- j
cient fresh Zerolene No 5 (former
designation 'heavy"! to fill reser
voir to proper level. On Model 1 90 .
there are two oil try cocks on left
side of crankcase. Oil level should
never be above the upper try cock
and should not be allowed to get
below the lower one. On Model Xl!.
oil level mi,me consists of a metal:
rod, which can be withdrawn from
the left side of crankcase. Oil level '
should never in- above "full" mark !
on this rod, and best results will be
obtained it the oil level is main
tained between "full" and "half full"
marks on the gUSge To get a cor
rect reading of the oil level guage,
the automobile should be approxi
mately level and the engine not run
ning. When engine is running the
Oil pressure indicator on dash should
show pressure which will vary with
the speed and temperature of the
engine. If no pressure is registered, I
every 750 miles, the oil in the crank
case, oil pump not Working properly,
or some obstruction of break in oil
passages. The engine should im
mediately be Stopped and the trou
ble located and remedied.
At regular Intervals, as recom
mended by the manufacturer, or, In j
the abesnee of such instructions, j
every 750 miles, the oi lin the crank
case reservoir should be entirely re
newed in the following manner:
First, remove drain plug in bottom
of crankcase, allowing all old oil to
drain. This should preferably be
done when engine Is warm, as the
old oil when healed will drain faster,
and less of it will adhere to the In
ner surfaces of the crankcase. Next,
replace drain ping and pour four 1
quarts of Calol flushing oil Into
crankcase through filler pipe. Then
start and operate the engine under
its own power at a moderate Idling
speed for from one to two minutes,
by which time all oil passages and
inner surfaces will have been
cleansed by the action of the flush
ing oil. Again remove drain plug
and when certain that crankcase is
thoroughly drained. replace plug
and refill crankcase reservoir with
fresh Zerolene oil as specified. Ap
proximately five quarts of oil are re
quired for Model 1-90, and six quarts
for Model PB. When filling the res
ervoir through filler pipe, care
should be taken that no foreign mat
ter is carried Into the engine with
the fresh oil.
Valve ! Rocker Anns——ll.
Daily, or every 100 miles, put a few
drops of rolene No. 6 in end of
each valve rocker arm which car
ries an oil felt, and a few drops of I
oil on each rocker arm center hear
ing. At the same time a few drops |
of oil should be squirted on each of
the valve stems.
Electric Starting Motor—!>—J.
Every 1000 miles use squirt can to \
apply a few drops of Zerolene No.
5 through oil holes to armature j
shaft hearings. Also supply a few
drops of oil to motor pinion shaft.
Electric Generator—7—<;. Every j
250 miles use squirt can to apply a :
few drops of Zerolene No. 5 through
oil holes to armature shaft bearing.
Clutch—lo—L. If the clutch is |
slipping because of greasy or gum- j
my condition of the leather, it
should be thoroughly Unshed with
kerosene! With the engine run- j
nitiL'. the clutch pedal should be
worked back and forth to allow the j
kerosene to cut anil dislodge this
greasy deposit. A small quantity of i
auto leather clutch oil should then
be applied to th". leather If the!
clutch is inclined to grab by reason
of the leather; being hard or dry,
apply a little auto.leather clutch oil
to the leather. This application of
oil to the leather can best be ac
complished by blocking the clutch
pedal about half-way down The
clutch cone can then be revolved by
hand and the oil' applied to the
leather at several points. Further
turning of the clutch cone will dis
tribute the oil over its entire sur
face.
Clutch Th'rowout Collar (Model
190 only)—'_<». Every 250 miles fill
oil reservoir on top of clutch collar
with fresh Zerolene transmission
lubricant "A," using filler with small
enough spout to carry oil through
oil hole in lop plate of reservoir.
Clutch Hub Model FB only) —K.
Every 250 miles remove oil plug In
clutch hub and fill compartment in
hub with fresh Zelolene transmission
lubricant "A," using oil gun to in
ject oil through opening Access to
plug may be bad by removing hand
hole cover on top of clutch housing,
and revolving clutch until plug is
uppermost.
Steering Gear Rousing—lS—AA.
Every 500 miles remove grease plug
in housing at base of steering column
: and with grease gun fill housing
with Zerolene cup grease.
Steering (■'oar Drag I,ink— -, 1!) —
V, Z. Every 500 miles remove? plugs
from each end of drag link and re
pack ball and socket joints with
fresh Zerolene cup grease.
Truiismisison —— >l. Every 500
miles remove .oil level pin;.'; on side
of transmission case, and, if no oil
runs out. use oil gun to Inject fresh
Zerolene transmission lubricant "A'
until it begins to overflow through
opening. Then replace plug.
Every 2000 miles remove drain
plug from bottom of case and allow
all old oil to drain. Then remove
cover and wash all gears, shafts and
interior of case with Pearl oil (ke.*)
sene). When transmission is clean
ami thoroughly drained, replace
drain plug and till to correct level
with fresh lubricant.
Rear A vie Housing—lT —^Q.
Every 500 miles remove oil level plug
in rear of housing, and, if no oil
runs out, use oil gun to inject fresh
Zerolene transmission lubricant "A"
until it begins to overflow through
opening. Then replace plug.
Every 2000 miles remove drain
plug from bottom of housing and al
low all old oil to drain. Replace
drain plug and pour Into housing
through filling hole two quarts of
Pearl oil (kerosene), .lack up one
rear wheel clear of the ground, start
engine, and spin rear wheel at mod
erate speed for about two minutes.
This operation will dislodge all re
maining oil, dirt and sediment.
Next, disengage gears stop engine,
and remove jack Again remove
drain plug, and, after case has been
thoroughly dra'nod, replace plug mil
refill with fresh lubricant to correct
level
Note: As bearings in both trans
mission and rear axle are ci iii ely
lubricated by splash from ievolving
gears, hard grease should never he
used as a lubricant in either place.
Front Wheel Bearing! I. 21—E,
V. Every 2000 miles remove front
wheels and wash bearings and hubs
thoroughly with Pearl oil ' kero
sene). Repack hubs and hearings
with fresh Zeroh cup grease and
replace wheels, being careful to get
proper adjustment on wheel bear
ings'.
Springs—<>, ! i. ill, _!> —<*. \. S.
EB. Every r>oo miles, er whenever
springs squeak. 1 'an off all dirt
and old oil nd apply a a najl quan
tity of Standard Household Lubri
cant along the edges of spring leaves.
A small brush may bo used for this
purpose, or the oil applied by means
iof Standard Household Lubricant
i handy can with spout' attached.
Grease Cups. Dally, or every 100
! miles, turn down all grease cups two
' complete turns, refilling cups with
i fresh Zerolene cup grease when
;. empty. Particular attem ion is di
rected to grease on Can bub,] —A;
I steering knuckle holts, 3, 20—D, T;
! cross steering rod bolts, 5, 22—F,
W;.brake shafts, 18, 15, 30—O, DD.
FP; clutch pedal shaft. 11, 27— -BB;
1 front spring bolts, B. 1. R. V (Model
jFB only rear wheel bearing K.
I 31—P. QQ.
General Lubrication. Daily, rr
every 100 miles, use squirt can to
apply Zerolene No. 6 to all joints and
! small working parts not otherwise
lubricated, such as spark and trot
: tie connections, brake clevis pins,
steering wheel (28—CCV, brake
shafts, etc, Care should be taken
that oil holes and passages are free
from dirt, so that clean oil may
reach the surfaces to be lubricate 1.
Schedule of Lubrication
Daily or every 100 miles: engine
oil level; valve rocker arms; grease
cups; general lubrication.
Every 250 miles: electric generat
or; clutch throwout collar (Model 4
-90); clutch hub (Model FB).
i
Every 500 miles: transmission; |
rear axle housing; steering gear
housing; steering gear drag link;
springs
Every 760 miles: drain and flush
engine crankcase.
Every 1000 miles: electric start
ing motor.
Every 2000 miles: transmission;
rear axle housing; front wheel bear- .
| ings.
Note: When daily average ter
n': perature is below 15 degrees Fahren
| heit, Zerolene No. 3 should be used
instead of Zerolene No. 5.
A silo uses all the corn plant; it.
leaves no waste
Another Big Price Reduction in
Chevrolet Cars
New Prices for Pullman Delivery, as Follows:
Model 490, Touring and Roadster $7 7 5 Model F. B. Touring and Roadster $ 1 180
Model 490, Sedan and Coupe . 1215 Model F. B. Sedan and Coupe . 1850
,======== At the new price, Chevrolet
f- i .. * •
FourMnety. Model 'Four-Ninety" touring car is
'CI si on: the lowest priced, fully equipped,
han"'eont^cT quality automobile on the market.
3 speeds for
ward, and
EieetTluter lt places comfortable, convenient
Spclomot r and dependable motor transporta-
Tire carrier *
side curtains tion within the means of everyone.
Electric lamps
Demountable rims
License holder
Complete tool
equipment
Electric horn
-~ BaKer Motor Co
More than 4000 dealers, retail stores and service stations in United States and Canada
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