"Chevrolet Service News" If you've got the factory shop manual for your Chevrolet, you've only got half the story – this set has repair instructions that mechanics found that they needed after the shop manual was printed, and mid-year changes that aren't accounted for in the shop manual. This is a quality reprint set of the service bulletins printed by Chevy to help update mechanics at the dealer on how to repair cars and trucks. You will find step-by-step illustrated instructions for repair. Find out how to work on body parts, windshield wiper motors, clutches, motors, transmissions, axles, U-joints, brake shoes, steering, accessories, motor tune-ups, tire carriers, commercial bodies, flywheel housings, hydraulic lubrication, radios, gas tank gauges, oil pumps, brake adjustments, cooling systems, air cleaners, radiator flushing, frames, suspensions, axles, brakes, manifolds, fuel pumps, motor tune-up, visor installation, glass replacement, how to line up panel truck doors, and much, much more. You'll see mid-year parts changes and descriptions of popular new accessories & tools, along with articles that feature successful dealers, or looks inside the factory, like the production of truck bodies. The booklets measure 8.5" x 11" with 12 issues included, and are in new condition. Each issue is folded or stapled like the original. January through November issues are devoted to 1933, and December introduces the 1934 models. Covers all 1933 Chevrolets, including Standard, Eagle, & Master cars, pickups and trucks. Buy now to own this hard-to-find factory repair information.
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