SECTION 5-D - 1959 BUICK TRIPLE TURBINE TRANSMISSION SPECIFICATIONS, DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION 5-24 1959 BUICK TRIPLE TURBINE TRANSMISSION GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS 1959 Buick Triple Turbine Transmission Identification Number A production identification number is stamped on the lower side of the 1959 Buick Triple Turbine transmission case directly forward of the left front corner of the oil [...]
SECTION 5-A 1956 BUICK DYNAFLOW TRANSMISSION SPECIFICATIONS, DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION 5-1 1956 BUICK DYNAFLOW GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS 1956 Buick Dynaflow Transmission Identification Number A production identification number is stamped into the lower edge of the reaction shaft flange directly to rear of the high (left) accumulator. The identification number consists of a letter followed by a [...]
SECTION 7-B 1959 BUICK CONVERTIBLE TOP OPERATION 7-2 DESCRIPTION The convertible coupe incorporates a Hydro-Lectric system to raise and lower the folding top. After the top has been unlatched and raised above the windshield by hand, it can be lowered or raised, respectively, by actuating a power control switch located at the instrument panel. Hydraulic [...]
1953 Buick Air Conditioner Cycle of Operation - Cooling Here we see a schematic arrangement of all the components. Assuming that the control switch is "ON," the thermostat is calling for refrigeration, and the engine and compressor are operating, this is what takes place:-Low pressure vapor is compressed by the compressor to high pressure vapor [...]
Conditioning Unit Here we see a cutaway view of the conditioning unit. It is mounted to the shelf in the trunk compartment of the car with 4 bolts and connected to the condensing unit by tubes. Also, ducts are connected to the conditioning unit and package shelf of the car for the handling of air [...]
Whenever we think of anything boiling, we instinctively think of it being hot. However, that is not true in every case. Just because water boils at 212° does not mean that all other substances will boil at the same temperature. Some would have to be put into a blast furnace to make them boil and [...]