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1948-1952 Shop Service Manual - - Hudson-Essex-Terraplane Club

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ENGINE 3 - 9<br />

NOTE: The #2 crossmember has two locating dowels<br />

(one each side) to insure proper alignment of the front<br />

suspension in the frame side- members.<br />

4. Remove one bolt and loosen the second bolt in each<br />

shock absorber anchor plate which will allow the shock<br />

absorbers to slide out of the anchor plates.<br />

5. Remove the outer bolt (each side) of #2 crossmember at<br />

front of coil springs and Install two Front Suspension<br />

Support Bolts J-3228.<br />

6. Remove two bolts (each side) from #2 crossmember at<br />

rear of coil springs and insert the remaining four 1/2" -<br />

20 x 6" I-3228 Front Suspension Support Bolts.<br />

FIGURE 7<br />

4. Install the oil pump, engaging oil pump drive gear with<br />

camshaft worm gear and engaging slot in the oil pump<br />

shaft with tongue on aligning tool, entering pump and at<br />

the same time, pushing out tool J-2794.<br />

NOTE: The slot in the oil pump drive shaft is off center,<br />

also the tongue on end of the distributor shaft, Figure 8.<br />

5. Remove aligning tool J-2794.<br />

6. Set distributor in #1 firing position and Install.<br />

7. Install distributor mounting screw, distributor cap,<br />

octane selector connector, and coil lead wire.<br />

REMOVAL:<br />

OIL PAN<br />

8 CYLINDER<br />

1. Raise front end of car and place stand jacks under each<br />

side at #3 frame crossmember.<br />

2. Drain oil from engine and reInstall drain plug.<br />

3. Place a hydraulic jack under the center of #2 frame<br />

crossmember and raise jack until pressure is exerted<br />

against the #2 cross-member sufficiently to hold the<br />

member in place against the coil spring expansion pressure<br />

when the attaching studs are removed.<br />

7. Remove the other four bolts holding cross-member at<br />

front of coil springs.<br />

NOTE: All the pressure exerted by the front coil springs<br />

against the crossmember is now supported by the hydraulic<br />

jack.<br />

8. Release the pressure of the hydraulic jack slowly and<br />

allow the crossmember to settle on the heads of the six<br />

special studs.<br />

9. Remove two bolts from the flywheel dust cover and<br />

remove cover.<br />

10. Remove the 5/16" hex bolts from the oil pan and<br />

remove pan.<br />

NOTE: The 1/2"-20 x 6" J-3228 Front Suspension Support<br />

bolts are special and the 6" dimension under head<br />

must be followed precisely since a longer bolt could not<br />

be used. The bolts should not be threaded more than 1"<br />

from bolt end to avoid suspension hanging up on threads.<br />

The clearance gained by dropping the #2 crossmember<br />

will be 5 inches which will be ample to clear oil pan and<br />

trough.

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