Dodge 1941 D-19 User manual

A Manual for

Dodge

Owners

written

give

you

useful

information

about

your

car

...

help

you

get

all

the

pleas-

ure,

economy

and

fine

performance

that

has

been

built into it!

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Good

Rules

Remember:

Operate

the

cold

engine

under

light

load

until

normal

running

temperature

reached.

Check

the

engine

oil

each

time

you

stop

for

fuel.

Lubricate

chassis

every 1,000

miles.

(See

pages

20-21)

Change

the

oil

regularly.

(See

pages

15-16)

Check

air

pressure

tires

every

week.

Inspect

your

battery

every 4

weeks

winter

and

every 2 weeks

summer.

Check

transmission

lubricant

level every2,000

miles.

8. Service

carburetor

air

cleaner

every 6,000

miles

under

normal

conditions.

Service

oil filler

pipe

air

cleaner

every

2,000

miles.

ervicing

hould

done

frequently

driving

done

dusty

roads

through

torm

Change

the

oil

filter

every 8,000

mil

normal

operation

dusty

area,

under

dusty

driving

conditions,

change

filter

whenever

oil

app

exces-

sively

dirty.

10.

Drain

and

refill

the

tran

mission

and

r < r axle

every

15,

000

miles.

Flush

cooling

system

forced

rev r e flow

method

before

filling

with

antifreeze

fall

and

after

drain-

ing

spring.

Treat

cooling

tern

with

"Rust

Resistor"after

flushing.

antifr

contains

rust

inhibitor,

will be

unnecessary

add

"Rust

Re-

sistor"

until

the

cooling

tern

drained

and

filled

with

water.

12.

Keep

brakes

adjustment

that

shoes

contact

drums

after

13/.&"-2"

pedal

travel.

Maintain

brake

fluid %"

below

bottom

reservoir

filler

plug

open-

ing.

INDEX

License

....................................

Page

Foreword

........................................

Pa2e

Manufacturer's

Responsibility

....

..............

Page

Automobile

Manufacturers

Association

Uniform

Warrantee

Your

Dealer's

Responsibility

..................

Page

Owner's

Service

Policy

Authorized

Service

Stations

Lubrication

Agr

emen

Instruments

and

Operation

.................

....

Page

How

Start

and

Stop

You

Car

The

First

2,500

Miles

..............

.......

Page

Driving

Speeds

Lubrication

Free

Inspect

ion

Lubrication

and

Maintenance

....................

Page

Engine

Oil R

ecom

mendation

- M

ainte

nanc

Schedule

Approved

Lubrication

Chart

Smart

Appearance

.................

...

......

.....

Page

Exteriors

Interiors

. . .

How

Care

for

Them

Your

Engine

...

....

......

........

Page

How

Get

the

est

Performance

rom

CIu

tch

and

Transmission

.................

.....

. .

Page

Fluid

Drive

Electrical

System

.............

........

...

Page

How

Affects

the

erformance

Your

Car

Your

Brakes

................

. .

......

....

...

Page

How

Make

Them

Last

Longer

- W

ork

etter

Wheels

and

Tires

.....................

..........

Page

Tips

Tire

Care

How

Change

Tir

es-

How

Chang

Whe

els

The

Cooling

System

.............................

Page

Rules

Care

The

Use

Antifreeze

The

Fuel

System

............

........

...

........

Page

Adjustment

Reference

...

.......................

Page

LICENSE DATA

CAR

SERIAL

NUMBER

Located

right

front

door

hinge

post.

ENGINE

SERIAL

NUMBER

Stamped

,left

side

cylinder

block

be-

tween

number

and

cylinders.

BORE-3%

STROKE-43jg

NUMBER

CYLINOERS-6

M. A.

HOR

•P

WER

TING-

25.35

PISTON

T-217.8

cubic

inches.

Fit

Editi

on l.J9304

Revised

12-40

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----

There's

H'()~U;

'UN

Ahead

you!

DOUBT

YOU

HAVE

already

plan

ned

some

the

trips

you

will

take

- '

some

the

fun

that

you'll

have

your

new

Dodge.

The

result

years

engin

ring

experience-of

workmanship

whi

often

demands

accuracy

,000

inch

your

new

car

has

that

smooth

, powerful "

feel"

that

invites

you

get

and

drive

just

for

the

sheer

fun

driving.

Your

Dodge

can

take

it"

. . .

will

stand

, give good

service

even

under

abuse.

But

deserves

care.

Treat

right

-give

every

part

the

lubrication

and

maintenance

care

needs

when

needs

...

and

your

Dodge

will

reward

you

with

thousands

miles

extra

pleasure

....

will

keep

the

quality

feel"

the

smart

appearance

t,hat

make

much

fun

own

and

drive!

Ka71DJ'fK/HS&LI

...

Thes

Interested

Your

Car'sCon

WHO BUILT

IT!

DODGE'S

INTEREST

your

car

does

not

stop

the

end

the

production

line, Schools

are

maintained

train

men

its

care. A

warranty

guarantees

against

defects

material

workmanship.

The

builders

your

car

ready

everything

possible

help

you

get

utmost

satisfaction

and

pleasure

from

it.

Address

commUnl-

cations

your

dealer

-s

tate

serial

number

car.

AUTOMOBILE

MANUFACTURERS

ASSOCIATION

UNIFORM

WARRANTY

UThe

ufactur

warrants

each

n~w

motor

vehklt'

nlan~fa

tured

In''

from

defe

...

ou In

material

and

workma

hlp

under

nurnl

s l

and

service.

obltaallun

under

thi

warranty

belna

Ilmlted

muk

Inll

Ilood

It.

factory

any

part

pllrlA

thereof

Indudlnil

all

equipment

fnuh

acceS40rleH

(ncept

tires)

ouppllM

110

Motor

Vehicle

Manufacturer

whkh

hull

whhlll

ninety

(90)

days

arrer

nluklna

tit

'·

livery

ouch

vehicle

the

orlalOl,1

I'ur

chMser

before

such

vehicle

drh"11

thousand

(4.000)

mileR

whlt-hl'Vt'r

t'Vl'nt

shall

finn

occur,

return"",

It)

\0\'11

trnr".

portatlon

charjleA

prepuld

nud

hkh

I."

examination

hall

sclose

f,,"

c·

tlo n 10 huy.' ht"'"

thu

R def

ect

lye:

this

war-

runty

t)t'hl~

.'xpn.'ssly

lieu

all

other

wnrrullth'H

t·x,pn.·RsNJ or

Impli

and

all

Ofht'r

(lhll~allon!i

liabllltics

itA

part,

und

IIt,lltu.'r

Bfulun

no r

authorize.

any

her

(K'rson

8saumc

for

any

liability

"OIUlccllon

with

the

aale

Ita

vehicles

warranty

shall

not

apply

any

n·hlde

which

hall

have

been

repaired

ultt.'red

out8

authorl7.ed

Ilodae

Rerv-

k e

Rta

tlon

any

way

ao,

the

juda-

men

the

Manufacturer,

.ffeet

Ita

s ta

hlllty

or re

llablllty

nor

which

has

been

Kubjcct

use.

negligence

accident,"

CIIRYSLF.R

CORPORATION

()odlle

J)lvI810n-()etrolt,

Mich

U.S.A.

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Chrysler

rporlltlun

rt'St'rv'!ft the

rlaht

make

chaniea

dcftlan

make

addltion

InlprUYt

n1t'nI

Its

product

without

Imposlna

any

obli&atlon

upon

Itself

Ins

tall

ttll',n

11ft

prudut.'u

prcviously

manufactured.

Are

the

People

who

are

Most

tinued

Fine

Performance!

SOLD

YOU!

YOUR

DODGE

DEALER

too

, is

sincerely

interested

.,..,

seeing

that

you

get

the

greatest

possible

satisfac

tion

'~;

~~~'D'

and

pleasure

from

your

new

car.

indication

this

the

Own

er's

Service

Policy

which

issued

you

upon

purchase

your

car.

provides

for free

inspection

and

adjustment

service

during

the

important

king

in"

period.

This

Service

Policy

is issued for

your

protection.

;;::""J,;;'i.~""

Read

carefully. Use

the

coupon

direct

ed.

Protect

yourself

further

continu

ing

have

your

car

serviced

reg-

ular

intervals

authorized

Dodge

dealer.

His

shop

equipped

service

your

car.

His

men

know

its

needs!

LUBRICATION AGREEMENTS

FOR

YOUR CONVENIENCE!

Correct

lubrication

vitally

impo'rtant

the

continued

smooth

operation

your

Dodge.

For

this

reason

Dodge

Dealers

have

drawn

Approv

Lubrication

Agre

ements

which

assure

you

proper

lubri-

cation

the

proper

times.

You

simply

deliver

the

car

regular

mileage

intervals.

Every

lubrication

need

will

taken

care

trained

men.

RRST

Let's

Acquainted

With

the

Controls

and

Instruments

Get

Your

New

Dodge

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Wi)

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1=:\

Headli~ht

Switch.

Pull

out

from

the

dash

the

first

stop

connect

parking

and

tail

lights.

Pull

out

all

the

way

turn

head

and

tail

lights

and

disconnect

parking

lights.

Dash

Li~ht

Switch.

lights

the

instrument

panel

only

the

headlights

parking

lights

are

operating.

This

switch

turns

them

bright,

dim

off,

required.

Throttle

Control

Hand

Button.

Use

for

starting

car

steep

hills,

ere

both

feet

are

needed

operat

clutch

and

brake

pedals.

May

also

used

for

cruising

open

country.

....

Ammeter.

Indicates

whether

battery

charging.

(See

48.)

Glance

when

leaving

the

car

see

whether

all

electrical

devices

are

turned

off.

Temperature

Gau~e.

Have

cool-

ing

system

checked

immediately

in-

dicator

ever

reaches

red

"danger"

mark.

Speedometer.

When

the

dash

light

the

pointer

will

show

green

from

0-30 miles

per

hr.,

amber

from

miles

per

and

red

above

miles

per

hr.

Fuel

Gauge.

long

trips,

when

filling

stations

are

scarce,

try

.keep

tank

above

full.

Windshield

Wiper

Control

But·

ton.

Rotate

button

start

wipers

op-

erating.

Turn

offby

rotating

opposite

direction.

Glove

Compartment

Latch

Button.

Press

this

button

and

the

glove

compartment

springs

open.

10.

Ignition

Switch.

Rotate

clockwise

direction

turn

on.

the

key

turned

anti

-clockwise

direction,

the

fuel

gauge

and

ecial

cessories

are

connected

such

radio

the

key is

removed,

ignition

locked

Key

can

removed

only

a v

tical

position

UNDER·PANEL

CONTROLS

Handbrake.

principally

for

holding

car

while

parked.

When

park-

ing

grade,

turn

front

wheels

off

stra

ght

ahead

position.

release,

pull

brake

slightly,

squeeze

trigger

and

allow

brake

move

forward.

Clutch

Pedal.

over

center

spring

the

clutch

linkage

makes

the

clutch

pedal

easy

depress.

corru-

gated

rubber

pad

this

and

the

other

pedals

prevents

foot

slippage.

Headlight

Beam

Switch.

Oper

ates

only

when

headlights

are

on.

Press

button

with

foot

and

light

beams

will

raise

lower.

Switch

locks

automati-

cally

each

time

button

pressed.

small

red

li~ht

appears

instrument

panel

near

speedometer

when

high

beams

are

used.

Always

use

lower

beams

when

meeting

another

car

the

road.

11.

Oil

Pressure

Gauge.

Oil

Pres-

sure

should

30-45

lbs.

miles

per

hour

low,

correct

cause

before

driving

too

far.

12.

Ash Receiver.

empty,

de-

press

perforated

disc

center

con

tainer

and

lift

out

inner

container.

13.

Cowl

Ventilator

Control

Hand

Lever.

Push

down

open.

Sev-

eral

ventilator

positions

permit

regula-

tion

air

flow.

14.

Hood

Lock

Control.

button

und

each

end

the

instrum

panel

controls

the

hood

sides

your

Dodge.

button

controls

only

one

side

the

hood.

Pull

unlatch

the

hood

You

can

then

rais

the

hood

sides

from

outsid

the

usual

manner

Push

the

hood

panel

down

lock

it.

Brake

Pedal.

Located

for

quick

a1}d

easy

stopping

your

car.

Accelerator

Pedal.

Pedal

con

structed

reduce

foot

fatigue-give

positive

control

car

speed.

Starter

Pedal.

Conveniently

placed

facilitate

starting

your

car.

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