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1938 LaSalle Production - GM Heritage Center

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Chassis Lubrication<br />

The complete lubrication schedule is given on the next<br />

page. If faithfully followed, the schedule will provide correct<br />

lubrication for each wearing surface of the car. The<br />

items listed are illustrated in the "Lubrication Chart" supplied<br />

with this manual, which will assist the operator in<br />

locating the various lubricating points.<br />

The schedule calls for a lubrication operation each one<br />

thousand miles. After 1000 miles of driving, lubrication No. 1<br />

is due, at 2000 miles No. 2 is due, etc. At 13,000 miles the<br />

schedule begins again with No. 1. The schedule is expressed<br />

in mileage intervals because lubrication is required after 1000<br />

miles of driving. If the mileage each month is less than<br />

1000, the car should be lubricated once each month, re*<br />

gardless of mileage.<br />

Lubricants<br />

The rear axle of your car is equipped with a hypoid gear<br />

and pinion, and it must be lubricated all year round with<br />

SAE-90 Hypoid Lubricant.<br />

The lubricant level should be inspected every 1000 miles<br />

and Hypoid Lubricant added if required. The axle should be<br />

drained, flushed out, and refilled with fresh Hypoid Lubricant<br />

every 6,000 miles, regardless of season.<br />

NOTE: SAE 80 Hypoid Lubricant should be<br />

used in localities where the temperature drops<br />

below 10° below zero for long periods.<br />

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