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iAUTOMOBlLE NOTES
tutoring Department. Sentinel: lside swing and steers easier whim
I have a new four-cylinder Chevro ”11111118 nbldly than drop frame
“U m. At a speed of seven to tw elie cars! 11H.
flies. when either picking up or ““3 "it" ‘3 “0‘ in a position to
.‘Dwins down, it begins to jerk and “1‘3“" information on this point
.5 (0 1088 power Al. “mes. with There are a few (Us using Ult‘ un 1 can Sultana 89¢. ...... . ‘Oc 1 pkg. A‘p Jelly POWGP ” ‘06
its exception, car runs well. Thereiflelu'gng 119° “NT?““T‘W ”r "i” 1 like. Macaroni or smooth 1 hot. Liquid Ilue .. ...... 10c
. - it~ a van ages e nia ers 0 tie ‘
humanism-s sound in engine all .~ , . ' ‘ ‘ . ................... . 10c lplnl.Vm'slomb....... fit:
The no . men told me lMSEundtlsluhg type tars (an better all. ‘
Chl- "'°° . . ,. . . toan Kleonswoop .......... 10c ‘ 5“- °fll°fl Salad 10:
caused bv fan belt but it does 'vtst you as to tilt leaeulie tot llltll '
. m to be in belt, but in engine itomtrualon To di:~t-ritniiiatc would 1 M9. ACP lee Cream Pow- 1 hot. Witch Hazel ........ 10°
1., worked a half day on (a, butl“°‘ bi just. der. ............. . ..... 10¢ 1 Mason Jar Mustard too
i We as bad so ever. What may"l .
“the cause? N E littoturing Department, Sentinel: ‘: Ext“! Stamps WI“! T885 8 dCOfiees
1m umlitoms indicate 3 lelk “ll How can a weak t‘oll lm strengthen 100 Stamps with 1 lb. FROG). - 30 "Imps :1 1.; my. '
as intake manifold that affects tutti...“ c, l‘. 1: " 1 Ryod com ...... . ..... sea
”or at low speed. but does not al‘ A weak coil cannot \er)‘ well be Chap Ten ..... nun-n 70¢ 25 at...” with 1 lb Am-
fish BWd- LOOK at the gaskets and}:,tn~nglhened. The coil you have is b0.- “ff" W. 32¢
”.00 if they (it properly, and slwIIat'pt'tibztbly defective and in need of re- 75 stamps WM 1 'b- NOW 20 “It'll“ with ‘ lb Sultana
than well when putting back the car-‘palr. Return spine to HlflktU‘H for Cot!“ '
tutor. ‘overhaullng. Crop Tea 60c ........ """" ’ 30‘
____ 15 hit-mos with 1 lb. ion .
~ ‘ ~ , [Motoring Department. St-ittiittl' 60 Stamp. with1 Ib' T“ " 50° Oofloo ..... """ ""' 25c
mung Depattmcnt. sentinel. ‘ ‘ l MW 3 mm whit-h “M,“ m to Names with 1 lb. Good
I would be pleased to have you into “m“ “my miles per hour. but'lntely 40 ”amps with 1 lb. Tea .. 400 Coffee ....... ....... 20c 4,
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1 cannot seem
to go faster thli't
“ms: ‘ ‘ l'm-tyllvc. She speeds up to forty.
II it necessary to have distilled . ,
t 1 ' ‘ hi '4. the very quickly, but although i. 'l‘h G t A
“I" on n ‘l storage a hr) ‘ illllllk l am going considerably faster‘ 6 tea
Would not other water do as well, and
hw often should it be filled with
water?
Would it. be possible to keep a stor-
age battery iii a car all summer with.
than that my speedometer never in.
tilt-ates this. The engine is tn perfect'
"ontlilion, and it has occurred to me
that possibly sonnethlng went wrong‘ Tel. No' 909‘
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Wire. Delivery.
with the lpeodometcr. l notice that
ttllt' small gear is rather worn w
A W' lsturis, the life of the whole bearing
You should replace the small gear .“ 1” b“ ‘9” "‘0"-
Iisve been filllllit this with kerosene1:24;];y mozlrgnihzxwfixagx'Motoring Department,
“u“ a “‘9" and ”mm“ °m ”‘9 9" 'tlte large gears. in order to eliminate'
in" Would H be possible “d ad noise. Replacement will be inexpen-
Viable w substitutt w°°d alcohol ‘or‘sitc if you have lost motion in the
u” kerosene? {speedometer gearing it is impossible
It is necessary to use distilled or m u.“ how I“. you me suing inmch power as eu‘r: the pinion is In
flesh rain water because ordinary: .good condition. Please ttdvlse me if
swell WW or spring water contains Motoring Department, Sentinel: .i'ou think I had better have s new
gamble salts that. although invisible; While adjusting one or the bearings gear or not? E. P.
will ruin the battery. The cells should l in» one of the rear wheels 1 had oc-I
out having it recharged, if it was used
.1, occasionally and did not burn
out. without injuring it in any way? i
I have a lll'lilit‘l on the dash and
Sentinel:
are three or four teeth of the bevel
genre that are chipped; they are not
bad and the car seems to have Just as
necessary amount of Water sdded tosdoing so lost one of the halls. Will change. You must azure. however.
loop the plates covered, ‘
‘ “e battery should not stand more the lost ball? K. p lspoll the pinion gear.
than one month without recharging, 1 \mt should replace the lost but laddittomtl thins may work themselves
Alcohol mm be used instead or ker- without delay. taking particular care. “bi WWII the teeth or the driving 89MB
none, but may not give as good ro~ to obtain the exact. size. so that. all and do further damage Would sug-
salts. ltho balls of the hearing will be the gest that the part in question he in.
.. -——-4 same size. if you do not replace epocted once in a while. and if it
clout-trig Department, 8entincl: .thc lost ball the additional strain put lithons signs of additional wear or has
Will you kindly advise me if a car upon the others may cause the cut' a tendency to chip further that it be‘
with an underslung frame has less;ting of the bail race When this ;replsoed with a new one.
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if the teeth of the gear do not chip.
“examined every two weeks and then-asion to take a beating out, and inliml' “11‘th '1 1" hardly adVlflbk‘ 10-
ltt injure the bearing to run withoutftimt this defective gear will tend to‘
“50 ”1“ “Willie manifold gaskets will cause the
l‘llotoring Department, Sentinel:
l I have an (iteilnnd (air. with it car-
lnuretor whlth will not run slou’ml)
‘lt sums to truth well enough with
1 haven 1913 ""‘ ”" Md ”‘9"! the throttle opened to pull the car. is hard on the fun bearings as well
but that is all. The engine seems to
be in good condition.
suggest is the trouble? 1!. L.
Many things prevent a motor from
throttling to low speeds. Usually
the trouble is in the carburetor sti
‘juetnient. At slow engine agreed the
air valve should be closed. if you
feel the carburetor is right then test
for air leaks in the. manifold. 1i
‘slicltt. leak in the manifold or one of
trouble The spark gap at the plugs
should not exceed 132 of an inch.
Each cylinder should have strong
-snd equal compression.
Motoring Department, Sentinel:
I desire to remove the bolts which
hold the hub on my front wheels. but
it one way ofboidingtuho they will
; driver,
‘taken to see that the wiring for elec-
‘lem is Well protected.
‘ follow.
.taken not to pour cold water into the
‘cpoling system too rapidly.
'due to the rapid
linkee place.
:ment will enable the operator to keep
This oil at a fixed level.
éthai the sheet metal otten will
«has been bent or bringing the circum-
Wlist do youl
‘ tom of the crank case. and small piec-
uthyaroeahadhaadsdthosnuro
bolt turnsw‘hanltmtbonnt. There
'not tuna low can; get them off?
L. L.
if you do not cans.» cut the bolts-
.wgfld meet that you blot the head?
of the bolt and hold it with a screw
or would suggest that you?
file; flat surface on each aide of that
non so that it may be held by aj
wrench “bile the nut is being re-
mot ed ‘
Motoring Department. Sentinel: l
Will you kindly explalu'what
meant by Mek-Iring? I). F
Bandung usually tittpiies ll!.t' lg
uttior- takes place in the cylinder he
tore the piston ll'dtlltfi il.t- tittld
centtt oi the coixims =.-n .xrolie,
lllP'Elt‘ ran-in; the t-tankshitft to rep
verse. If this occurs when the o}
lb holding the crank, it
is liable to disior-ste the shoul-
der or otherwise injure the arm. The
((1111 “Lack “MIL!" is also applied to
All explosion ovt-urring in the cylin-
der during the inlet stroke of the
piston. This would ignite the gas in
the intake manifold and mixing
chamber of carburetor. Should gaso-
line be about the carburetor it may
cause a serious fire.
HELPFUL thrs
Because oil has a disintegrating ef-
fect. not only on rubber. but on cotton
and fabric as well, cars should be
tric lighting and engine starting syar
if oil is per-
itiitted to remain on the wiring the in
sulatlon will in time be sofucned so
that the olightest chafing will canoe
the bare copper to be exposed and a
short circuit or a leakage of current
When a motor is hot care should be
When the
cold water strikes the overheated cy-
linders it is very apt to crack same,
contraction which
When the proper oil level in the
crank case is determined the lnstslls~
tion of a drain cock in each compart-
This is an
inexpensive installation and may 0!»
vistc considerable trouble.
A cause of fan breakage that is rath-
er common is the running of the fan
when considerably out of balance,
which results in setting up stresses
not
withstand. if a tan does not turn true
it should be made to do so by bend
lug hark into position the blade that
tercntlal wire or band into shape if it
has been distorted. Often a fast run‘
nlnn tan. it much out of balance. will
act up a noticeable vibration, which
as the inn itself
hmttll particles of metal in the bot-
s getting into the oil pump. if one is
the check valve. The screens neces-
snrily are of, rather coarse mesh and
"Kid size particles may psss through.
Draining the oil occasionally and
cashing the case is advisable.
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