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.. IT. if the high speed dogs of
. ( :Umzc- the trouble without r'e-
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Ln-pnrtment Evening Sen-
to the 'Operatioti' of “
the , engine has
3 x.- a 1916 Model Studebaker
- 1.1: mick. It- runs-all right in
.‘. ground gear. but. does not
H, 5m}- in high. When I am
7 .3 mg the road it slips out in-
, .' find by racing the engine a
, i..- put back into high while
“llllOllt pressing down the
i have had new gears put in
old ones. which [were taken
H. ... met slightly worn. 'Howcverm
. in.- truck about six weeks or'
\' l the new gears which run
- .n..l nnw it slip' again out of
\\ mt. do you thin the trouble
An. an advice- on the clutch?
v. vi .t m-“vleatlier facing put on
. running in wet weather it
. . My. it does not seem to. have
.-'-.'ll for anything. not even to
. car itself. I. U.
: that the high speed dogs'
(lulllt‘, together fast enough.
iu- overcome by opening the
,-\Itln and adjusting the shift-
md a little. Also make sure
locking device on the rod is
, audition. and that the spring
. : enough to hold the rod in
will happen.
and the timer.
whatever.
“313’
the same thing occurs.
‘but not so bad. K. B.
grad ual engagement.
load.
of clutch will help
tl'(‘ worn. it will be difficult high speed.
- iliw gears. If the dogs are in
imechanlc thoroughly
You state-C Fords.
- mw rlnich slips only in wet‘
rr, l-‘rom this it is assume-mum?
.rut. I: is not protected .from the
\v..hi- and oil will cause t to
Wm not install a pan or_ ome
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:ivov- Department Evening Sen-
a!-
in, Overland 90.
Evidently you have not
ijusting the clutch to provide a more ,
A.clutch is sup—
posed to slip a little in taking on a
A better adjustment
'clutch is supposed to slip- a little in
taking on a load. A better adjustment
considererably.
Furthermore. you must .get your car
well under way before changing into
This will enable the en-
gine to pick up the load more easily.
Have your clutch adjusted by some 'plosion. providing the explosive mix-
Iture and the compression are correct.
As the interrupter points have “m
contact and are sepaéfltmi l“ a positive
manner the hotest possible spark re-'
suits which is' comm t9
charge in the cylinders if n can be
The spark alwdl‘s 900“"
m. “it h g
pet I trould u m ‘a \ ‘ .
I Mot-diarrm .fi ‘ * (sf-ll: "“ a,
I start from low speed to go into high Wd be 1! ‘ led
familiar
In"
1 ‘Motor Department Evening Sen-
Please advise through your Motor
column what all is necessary to trace
down to install new back crank hear- at the same point 0‘ piston travel in
A SUBSCRIBER. ‘every cylinder.
“’hen the crank case is removed running.
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Practical Merchandise at Unheard of Reductions.
tell
tried ad-
of your
"alignment at. the
tint-.1:—
_ effect
me
its power. \
tinel: —
by soldering? P. A.
repaired.
man.
tinelz—
with
fired at all.
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1"" tendency to stall. (“a pmpérb' and in the case n
Rum]. and the car to Jerk when the 3‘” to the mfg.
high speed gear comes into mesh. ’
it I do not give her throttle enough
the engine will then put her in after
completing the copier the some thing
I have cleaned the car-
bon out of my cylinders. examined all
the electric wviring and electric con-
nections and cleaned the spark'blugs
but it has no
Can you please
- where to look for the trouble?'I have
rcgu ted the amount of gasoline sup-
0 the carburetor and have tried
it With the water ho}. even cutting out
all circulation of air under the hood
until the water was boiling, and still
I ,have talked
with other Ford owners and noticed
that some other cars have this fault
‘Any , slighk‘ min- .
shaft will
trouble in the form of vibration. etc. .
Motor Department Evening
Kindly advise whether it is practical
to run a motor with tan disconnected
in cold weather and oblige. B. R. '
'It is frequently done in cold weather
'and usually assists the engine by con-
serving the heat thereby «increasing
Motor Department Evening Sen-
The radiator tubes in front of the.
radiator burst. Can they be repaired
It is possible to have radiator tubes
‘Vpuld advise having work
done by a competent radiator repair
Motor Department Evening Sen:
. Will you please tell me some of the' ~
advantages of using a single coil? . ‘
my ignition system uses only one coxl. .
I should like to know the advantagesi l
of a singlecoil system such as used
on the majority of cars. A. ‘C.
Having only one coil the spark in of
.the same intensity for each cylinder.
This gives the same force to each ex-
ignite the -_9:
This gives smoother
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