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i
alternately. The firing order of your try
engine is either 1-2-4—3 or 1-3-4-2. and it sounds like carbon knock. It lacks
!is evident that ohe cam operates for powa rand the water boils When the
, inders and the weather is moderate. Could i be
‘other cam for the 2 and 3 cylindersithflt I use too heavy an Oil? In ta lag
“of! the cylinder head I find‘not as
much carbon as usual. but i notice
most all the valve heads covered with
black soot. which I can wipe off with
nly finger. Could it be one of my
‘valves is warped? How can i tell u.
liliE NlllES
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Department, The Sentinel;
advise ‘me as to ..a growling The trouble may. be located by remov-
gin the-differential Of ‘my 1917;ing the magneto and revolving the
Weylhider light touring Cirdarmature slowly by'hand. Watch the
« .-, appeals only ma speed of about interrupter points to‘See if they sepa~
Julie‘s an hour.. 1 recently put (rate properly every half revolution of
i M‘bevel ring gear. but it did "the armaml-c shaft.
' clothe cause at all. i always had; . , ,wnrped valve. and what is' the best .
_ grease in differential. Thanking Motor‘ Department,» The Sentinel: .Way to clean out an oil pipe? '
motivation, I am. A: K lis there any substitute for leather for; - . .
“firing gear placed in mesh with 'a cone clutch facing, as the ordinary he engine should bettree h-olu cal"-
91(11in on .gesr will cause more 014 facing which the manufacturers sell and you should use the grade oil ‘
{fol
{the spark in 1 and 4 cyl
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‘ . ‘ if the differential case does not seemto fill the flywheel, but recommended by the
client-lee the ring'gearil slightly 'enters away in the flywheel too far to Do not try to economize on oil. When;
'_'true you will find it. difficult to 'take hold properly? Thanking y
‘ a good adjustment even with the above information. K. M.‘ more advanced spark and obtain more“
gears. Vi'hen adjusting e care-g In some instances Raybestos has power. providing you: carburetor isl
{domain clearance at all positions : been used in place of the usual clutch properly admsted.‘ Perhaps the mix-l
the gears; The ring gear may begleather. Would suggest. however, that ture is too rich. Overheating indi-'
-. in one poaition. but on giving it you take this up with the manufactur- cates too rich a carbul‘etor mixture”!
‘ . aarter' 01' one-half turn you malflers of the car you have, in order (0 Driving with a retarded spark will
- that it is meshed too tightly with ascertain if this has been used to ad carbonize and warm the valves; if the
; pinion gear. SllCh an adeStmenl:\'antage in your particular make of compression is good in each cylinder;
ll cause a noise WhiCh even heaVY;car. The fact that the cone enters when the engine is hot and the valves-
. :: 9 will not remedy. Alfio inspect into the flywheel quite a way does not are free in the guides your valves art-.3
e bearings supporting: the d 'ini-l;necessarily mean that it is defective. not likely to be warped. Use a tirr.
' members. A worn Pinion shaft bear-jThe same frictional area is undoubted- pressure pump to blow out a pipe.
will in itself cause all or more 4y there and the reason for the clutch ‘ '
. .3110 trouble you experience. Some i not holdln properly is Quite likely due Motor Department, The Sentinel: '
i have an Overland car 1916 model.
ater was getting into my cylin-
c :
trip going up hill 1 have a knock; .
manul‘actulvr. . ,
on for the engine is clean you can drive with
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At The linen! Today And To Morrow Ellane Hammerstein. One Of The
Moat Distinguished or The Icreen s tars Will Appear In The Country Cour
in And Five Acts Ow Vaudeville.
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‘fTANKUS”\
ivhen equipped Willi chains on ' to your no keeping the clutch leather
gasket and
lbration . in a soft and pliable condition. Clutch The w
der oil. so We put in a new
which is on?“ misinterpreted. intervals with neatsfoat oil or castor it seemed to help some, but it still
This will soften the leather and gels in as the ‘crank case gradually
If by fills up. “'hnt is your idea about how
n the it gets in? Will it injure the engine
seriously to run it with water in the
cylinder all? i have cleaned out. the‘
clunk case twice lately. Please inform
'mc as to what to do. and oblige
Motor Department, The. Sentinel: 1'”- ""‘ G. .
As 1 am about to begin work eliminat- The \anor look Fhould be stopped
ing the “tallies" of my car. i lwouldi without delay: if the oil is polluted;
appreciate if you. could tell me where! you will soon ruin your engine bear l
most of them occur. Thanklfig you ings. Try another new gasket and
for information. . E. lshellac it on both sides. Make sure
Where it st of the rattles occur de- that the gasket is right and also that
ponds to a urge degree, 'upon how the it fits ill-tween two true surfaces. It
Par is constructed. Ordinarily such one Burial-t warped, )Olil' gasket
tarts as the drip pan. fenderss. dust will not on tight.
driving wheels set up a v
holll the rear unit at certain'leathers should be treated at frequent
.,.
“ .-. l stallation of additional crossfolL
an. . in the chains will reduce the an-‘increase its adhesive qualities.
- : 09. chance there is ‘too much oil 0
* » , clutch leather. causing it to slip a lil-
‘ ”0291‘ Dfpgl'imlent‘. The _ Sefilmeii :tle fuller‘s earth applied in a uniform
Wil‘fiiscl'r‘de 2.3.123: ‘nio‘ll: 9mm" “"” 8'” "‘"‘ “mm"
happens "about once out of five;
There does not seem to be any '
. .; ..wrong with carburetor and the
rims good. One nighOI left the
. at and the next morning all the gaso-
ene had deaked out. Do you suppose
need a new carburetor, or will some
w part in the cmhllre or remedy the
r ble? Any suggnslinn you can give
1 be appreciated. E. L.
is
Perhaps soull- oi
threads ball.
.. In file float chu ‘Illt‘i' of the czlrhurc- shield along the running boards. the studs are loose or
'1' there is a "“1"“ “mph automati- brake rods, brake hands, doors 'of the See that studs or bill” (10 not bottom.
lly shuts off the mm or the gasolene bod), the hood. &c.. ccome loose After a proper installation permit the
9 engine to heat up and thin lighten
will rattle when subjected to vibra-Hhe bolts some more. this several
lion. it may be the windshield, tlmfmnw unlil you arc sure the.zaskel is
lamps. or even the top. When driving firmly set.
it is WP“ to note the different sources:
of the noise and eliminate them grad-3
ually. if there are a number or rat-i
tleyarising from a number of differ and up to a short time ago I had m.
out parts of the car it is a difficult ,ll'ouble with its holding. l-‘or tilt-past
matter to start in and hope to elinlin- two weeks. however. it seems impose:
an the tank “hm lhb tioat reaches,
certain level in the chamber. if this
' mfldoes not seat lh'tlllri'l)’ the gaso-
;. -. will overflow. ll‘ them is dirt in
the float chamber a smart particle will?
unseat the valve llilii (“use your trou-
f'ble. it is hardly possible that you
aeed a new carburetor or any new
$113 since it floods only occasiqnally.
’ ould suggest that you take the car-
:3-
.,
quite easily. Anything that is loos
. I
Motol Department, The Sentinel:
The clutch on my cm is leather-laced.
pose it needs new facing? The pres-
ping. ll have a six 1918 model that is a bad ‘
I ' Tsmokcr. Last week i had the bear- eat one has been on about three.
Motor “WW‘P‘E'”. Th“ Sf‘nlim‘ifi inns- tighetened, valves ground and months. . . '
1113‘” a four-cylinder ‘hil'iv‘fllphm‘sc- ings tightened, valves ground and Either the clutch leather has been
slipping to such an extent that it has
become glazed or the clutch spring is
too weak. Sometimes the rivets of
the clutch leather are not properly
countersunk in the leather and pre-
vent a firm contact of the leather.
The clutch leather should be scraped
its order to remove the. glazed surface
and then soaked with nealsfoot oil to
make soil. After treating the leather
in this manner would also suggest
that the clutch spring be taken up.
7‘ptIWer car which has suddenly devel-
oped a peculiar missing. The car is
.equlpped with a magneto and misses.
on cylinders 2 and 3 at all speeds and’
Jute as well as ever on cylinders 1 and
4. There is no spark at 2 and 3 what-
ever, while 1 and 4 have trong
:spark. The wires are in :0 d - ape;
also the plugs. \V’hat is Mremcndy
The trmlble, it appears. lies in ihe
. for this? F; S.
primary interrupter in the magneto. in order to obtain geod results. Oil
Can yo s gest something that might
over in i 'trouble? R. B.
i ll t of new rings will not
are me 3 oklng if the pistons are
loo ‘d the cylinders and fitting
new pi. tons and rings will overcome
the trou lc. Be sure to use a good oil
of the ri ht grade recommended by
the man ’urer and change it fre-
quently. he engine all should be
replaced ‘ll least every thousand mlles
buretor off and clean it out thorough- ate all or them at OHCI' in one opt-m- hie to keep it from slipping. When
Jy. Also resent this \alvr- by tapping ”on. 'tha car is running on the level \i'
thghtly. Care must be taken to centre ____ lseems lo hold all right, but in climb I
I the needle valve ill scat berm-t- tap- Motor Department, The Sentinel: ing hills I have trouble. he you sup-
.Attractive Specials for; "
Housekeepers for Satur-
day at Rosenfield’s
Lee Brooms Aluminum .
Extra quality corn. No. 6. Codes Percolators
Reg. $1.89. Sat. special' $1.00 Colonial shape.
O’Cedar Mons , 6 cup size $2.49
358‘ $135. Slut. ..... $1.“? “Rochester”
Garden Forks W881i Boilers
All stool, Heavy copper bottom,
$1.09. $1.25 all! $1.69 1;). 89. gig
0. .
Steel Garden Hoes ’
use and 90c’ All copper boilers,
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600 size ............. 39c Phoenix Sash Cord
- ' Best for clothes line.
Wisclsvtlfirgtowguh; 393» walnut: . ........ $1.25
Hot Gas Plates , Clothes Pins
5 dos. .. .. .......... 14c
2 burner. 8st. special $3.79
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. Homfurnishings. Hardware, and and Auto Supplies.
125 Washington St. Phenom. Free Delivery.
15 Main Street, » Norwafk
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SIZES 2 ‘1-2 .tO 8 Years
They Are What We Had Left
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I, ’ $1.50” ’ ’ 1.19.
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; Were Last Year '33:
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EXTRA SPECIAL FORSATURDARY AT THE 3:
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; On account of the strike. meat is scarce and him :3:
The disengaging level-s should be in.
One ohthe cams Whip“ ””9””? "ll“ thinned by the gasoline working past
sported to make sule that the clutch
'2 . ‘ ' ' . r . .
without nouht ls “om or deft-clin- ”H. pistons ml] lntiut-v- smnklng,
pedal docs not bottom at the floor
board t‘lcreby preventing the clutch
Wu Mite-in" El" tar as it should.
11d does not cause the illlei‘l'lllllt'l‘
points to open, lill‘l‘l‘ til-c two czllus Motor [illnu‘lnlo‘nl' The Sentinclr
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‘ at the
' East Norwalk Cash Grocery;
United States Corporation Flour. Der ball‘ . . . . $1.45
, ll . , ’ . ‘ .i \ i Butter.-the finest creamery. a lb. . . . .... . . .' ....... 68c
.. lSkiloulélesr Steak 24c lb Shoulder Pot Roast; 220 lb 9. ; fiEaDmiated lglilkdag‘slilz‘e. acan , m l
u . . * . ' , gnonaor over i .acan ................ ‘
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;_ n . " . l man's orax oap .................. 2 ars 1:"
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" 3‘. ' ‘0“ CI‘S . \ - v ra ine Pork. 3 lb. ........................ 25!:
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n V _ a ‘ ...... '. . . . . ‘
.0. 1 son 5 ertl ledHams 40c lb Smoked Shoulders 23c lb . biggBactsm.:rlb.af‘. . . . .affb. ........ '. .anns :50:
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f, Stew vWe s :30 it: Eb Lamb Chops 560 lb. meat mu, no bone 2331b, ‘ . Seeded or Seedless Raisinstankg. ......... ‘ ..... 21c
; ° . lnI-ambdlom -----6501b-'Beef1.iver?.......... 1601b. Pure New.v0rleans Molasses ....r.at. 33c; gal. $1.20
j . ..FANCY ROASTING CHICKENS. - 48c 1b,, . A. STULL‘ ‘
, 2* ' " . * ' , ’ 24
5". .3me 003mm BEEF 12c lb. 3103318 BACON ....... . ......... "f- 250 lb. - COttagg. Street EaSt Norwalk
_ “PLATE coam snag... ...... .. 150111. mxm Bacon............: ......... 30c lb. ti ' f. l
:1, ' anal? OORNED BEEF ........ 300—4320 1b.",8ALT PORK ,1 ......... . .. ...... . 250 lb ii “' j
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Lean Callie Hams. extra choi 'ib ,
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No. Totem ' ‘
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SirioinSteak ................. ...........,:}Sclb.
RoundStesk ......... 36ch
Shoulder Steak . . . '. ................... 22c lb.
Shoulder Pot Roast ................... 20c lb.
Prim Rib. boned and rolled ............ 35c ih.
Bread and Butter ..... ~ ............. . :lllc lh.
Boned Rump ........................ I‘M 1h.
Boston Rolls ............. . ...... ‘13 ill-
. FANCY VEAL
' Cutlets ............................... m- 131.
’ . Loin Chops .......................... 3'1""-
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‘. 55 MAIN ST.. NURWALK.
MARKET CLOSES AT 9 P. M.
to get. We have been lucky and have secu rod 3 good
. supply for this week.
Look over these prices and take advantage of
them.
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