1956 AMC Hudson Technical Service Manual Supplement
1956 AMC Hudson Technical Service Manual Supplement
1956 AMC Hudson Technical Service Manual Supplement
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ENGINE V-8 15<br />
are lubricated from the center longitudinal oil gallery. Holes<br />
drilled in the crankshaft throws afford lubrication to the<br />
connecting rod bearings. Low speed cylinder wall lubrication<br />
is obtained through small holes or channels in the<br />
parting surface of the connecting rod and bearing caps.<br />
Throw-off oil from the connecting rods lubricates camshaft<br />
lobes and cylinder walls at higher speeds.<br />
Passages at the front of the engine (Fig. 27) and in the<br />
camshaft thrust plate (Fig. 11) connect the main center oil<br />
gallery with the two (left and right) oil galleries to the<br />
hydraulic valve tappets.<br />
At the rear section of each tappet oil gallery, a passage<br />
connects upward to the rear rocker arm shaft support retaining<br />
bolt hole. These bolts are drilled to permit oil flow to the<br />
rocker arm shafts, rocker arms, push rods, valve stems, and<br />
valve guides.<br />
Two drain holes in the lower corners of the cylinder head<br />
casting return the oil to the oil pan.<br />
1. Oil Pump Drive Shaft 8. Driven Gear<br />
2. Key 9. Cover to Body Gasket<br />
3. Pump Mounting Gasket 10. Cover<br />
4. Body 11. "0" Seal Ring<br />
5. Relief Valve Plunger 12. Inlet Tube and Screen<br />
6. Relief Valve Spring Assembly<br />
7. Drive Gear<br />
Oil Pressure Relief Valve<br />
FIGURE 25—Oil Pump Assembly<br />
The oil pressure relief valve is not adjustable. A setting of<br />
55-60 pounds pressure is built into the tension of the spring.<br />
On the released position, the valve permits oil to by-pass<br />
through ports and a passage in the pump cover to the inlet<br />
side of the pump.<br />
Lubrication Circuit<br />
Oil drawn through the inlet screen and tube assembly is<br />
displaced into the pressure discharge side of pump to a port<br />
indexing with a vertical oil gallery up into the cylinder<br />
block where it indexes with a horizontal passage leading to<br />
the lower oil filter mounting adapter (Figs. 20 and 26).<br />
Oil is returned from the oil filter to the timing chain<br />
compartment. All camshaft and main crank-shaft bearings<br />
ENGINE SPECIFICATIONS<br />
Bore 3-1/2"<br />
stroke 3-1/4"<br />
Displacement 250 Cu. In.<br />
Compression Ratio 8.0:1<br />
carburetor<br />
WGD—Twin-Throat<br />
Brake Horsepower 190 @ 4900 R.P.M.<br />
Torque<br />
240 Ft. Lbs. @<br />
2000-3000 R.P.M.<br />
Taxable Horsepower 39.2<br />
Piston Displacement 250 Cu. In.<br />
Valve Timing<br />
Intake<br />
Opens 12° 30' B.T.D.C.) 244°<br />
Closes<br />
51° 30' A.B.D.C.) Duration<br />
PISTONS AND RINGS<br />
Piston to Bore Clearance<br />
Top Land .020"-.024"<br />
Skirt Top .001"-.0015"<br />
Skirt Bottom .0009"-.0015"<br />
Piston Ring Gap Clearance<br />
Top .010"-.020"<br />
Center .010"-.020"<br />
Bottom (Steel Rail) .015"-.055"<br />
Piston Ring Side Clearance<br />
Top .002"-.0035"<br />
Center .002"-.004"<br />
Bottom .001"-.0079"<br />
Piston Pin to Connecting Rod Press Fit<br />
Piston Pin to Piston<br />
Palm Press Fit in<br />
Piston at Room<br />
Temperature