This PDF-format CD-ROM offers the complete "1954 Buick Shop Manual." The CD contains page-for-page reproduction of the bound manual that Buick mechanics used to service cars. You will find detailed service procedures for lubrication & bearing service, the engine, fuel & exhaust systems, clutch, s-m transmission, universal joint, Dynaflow transmission, rear axle assembly, chassis suspension, steering gear & linkage, brakes, electrical systems, radio, heater, A/C, frame, sheet metal, and more. With the step-by-step instructions, schematics, specifications, special tool lists and wiring diagrams in these manuals, you will have the information you need to get your project on the road and keep it there.
Also included on the CD are the "Buick Master Body Parts Book Models 1928-1954 Inclusive," the "Buick Master Chassis Parts Book Models 1928-1954 Inclusive," and the "Buick Master Body Parts Book Models 1940-1960 Inclusive"--the same books that the Buick dealer parts departments used to order parts. These books will make your search for parts both quicker and easier. You will find the original part numbers, which are still useful today because most vendors still use factory numbers to keep track of their stock. The illustrations in the book will help you to identify parts; the exploded views can aid you with assembly or disassembly of some parts of the vehicle. The best part is that you can print out the pages you need, dirty them in the shop, and then throw them away. Great if you have a hard copy that you want to keep clean. The shop manual has 444 pages, the ’54 body parts book has 338 pages, the ’60 parts book has 465 pages, and the chassis parts book has 363 pages. Buy now to own the best manuals on CD for your vehicle.
Also included on the CD are the "Buick Master Body Parts Book Models 1928-1954 Inclusive," the "Buick Master Chassis Parts Book Models 1928-1954 Inclusive," and the "Buick Master Body Parts Book Models 1940-1960 Inclusive"--the same books that the Buick dealer parts departments used to order parts. These books will make your search for parts both quicker and easier. You will find the original part numbers, which are still useful today because most vendors still use factory numbers to keep track of their stock. The illustrations in the book will help you to identify parts; the exploded views can aid you with assembly or disassembly of some parts of the vehicle. The best part is that you can print out the pages you need, dirty them in the shop, and then throw them away. Great if you have a hard copy that you want to keep clean. The shop manual has 444 pages, the ’54 body parts book has 338 pages, the ’60 parts book has 465 pages, and the chassis parts book has 363 pages. Buy now to own the best manuals on CD for your vehicle.
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