"Willys-Overland Service Methods and Repair Short-Cuts" This is a reprint of the ultra-rare 1910-1919 Willys-Knight and Overland repair manual. The book covers mechanical, electrical, and even some body repair. It includes some sections with step-by-step illustrated repair instructions, and others with simplified lists of repair steps. You’ll find specifications, diagnosis charts, special service tools, light maintenance & adjustments, as well as major repair instructions. See the list below for a more thorough list of the manual's contents. This book was first published in 1917, and then some of the pages were revised in 1919. It includes information on all Willys, Willys-Knight, and Overland vehicles from 1910 through 1919. Not all years or models are covered equally in each section. The book is like a collection of articles; some topics are covered better or more well illustrated than others. This manual covers 1910-1919 Willys Knight and Overland car and truck models, including 38, 40, 41, 42, 44, 45, 46, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 58, 59, 60, 61, 65, 69, 71, 75, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 88, 89, and 90. This is in new condition. Buy now for this hard to find manual.
General servicing information for diagnosis, preparing cars for storage, inspecting them for problems, carburetor adjustment, vacuum tank troubles, water leaks in engine, and wheel & tire alignment.
You’ll find repair instructions for: Bendix drive pinion & springs, fitting oversize pistons, fitting piston rings, fixing steering column rattles, adjustment & lubrication of Timken wheel bearings, tightening spring clips, clutch & clutch roller adjustment, installing new clutch leather, remedying transmission gears that slip out of mesh, and hood fitting,. More in-depth repair of Willys-Knight and Overland 88-8 motors.
Electrical: principles of operation & care for generator, circuit breaker, starting motor, spark coil, distributor, magneto, condensor, ammeter, and battery.
Repair methods & short cuts: list of repair steps to remove & replace: front axle, steering knuckle or knuckle bushing, steering arm parts, tie rod, steering gear, hubs, wheel bearings, springs, running board, front fender, muffler assembly, fan parts, timing gears, head gasket, valve, camshaft, piston rings & pins, connecting rod, flywheel, camshaft bearing, crankshaft, cylinder block, power unit, engine assembly, distributor, carburetor, generator, clutch, starter, transmission & its parts, gear shift, hand brake, universal joint, propeller shaft, rear axle, differential, brakes, gas tank, instrument board, wiring harness, radiator, body, door, lock, and glass.
You’ll also see lists of steps to clean & grind valves, adjust push rods, install oversize push rods, take up crankshaft or connecting rod bearings, adjust clutch, and reline & adjust brakes.
It includes descriptions, tool numbers, model applications, and some illustrations for special service tools; there are even instructions for making some special tools.
General servicing information for diagnosis, preparing cars for storage, inspecting them for problems, carburetor adjustment, vacuum tank troubles, water leaks in engine, and wheel & tire alignment.
You’ll find repair instructions for: Bendix drive pinion & springs, fitting oversize pistons, fitting piston rings, fixing steering column rattles, adjustment & lubrication of Timken wheel bearings, tightening spring clips, clutch & clutch roller adjustment, installing new clutch leather, remedying transmission gears that slip out of mesh, and hood fitting,. More in-depth repair of Willys-Knight and Overland 88-8 motors.
Electrical: principles of operation & care for generator, circuit breaker, starting motor, spark coil, distributor, magneto, condensor, ammeter, and battery.
Repair methods & short cuts: list of repair steps to remove & replace: front axle, steering knuckle or knuckle bushing, steering arm parts, tie rod, steering gear, hubs, wheel bearings, springs, running board, front fender, muffler assembly, fan parts, timing gears, head gasket, valve, camshaft, piston rings & pins, connecting rod, flywheel, camshaft bearing, crankshaft, cylinder block, power unit, engine assembly, distributor, carburetor, generator, clutch, starter, transmission & its parts, gear shift, hand brake, universal joint, propeller shaft, rear axle, differential, brakes, gas tank, instrument board, wiring harness, radiator, body, door, lock, and glass.
You’ll also see lists of steps to clean & grind valves, adjust push rods, install oversize push rods, take up crankshaft or connecting rod bearings, adjust clutch, and reline & adjust brakes.
It includes descriptions, tool numbers, model applications, and some illustrations for special service tools; there are even instructions for making some special tools.
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