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General| Brand | Chrysler |
|---|---|
| Model | Imperial 1959 |
| Category | Automobile |
| Language | English |
Provides detailed data and specifications for the front suspension system.
Details specifications for rear suspension components, including springs.
Presents technical data and specifications for the rear axle assembly.
Outlines data and specifications for the front and rear brake systems.
Details the master cylinder used in brake systems.
Provides specifications for belt tension using torque and deflection methods.
Details specifications for the cooling system, including capacity and components.
Specifies battery voltage, capacity, and terminal ground.
Provides data on starter model, fields, poles, brushes, and tests.
Details specifications for generators across different models.
Details engine type, bore, stroke, displacement, compression, and firing order.
Covers removal and installation procedures for cylinder heads.
Explains the removal and installation of rocker arms and shaft assembly.
Lists fuel pump make, model, type, and pressure specifications.
Lists carburetor models, throttle bore, main venturi, and low-speed adjustments.
Provides dimensional data for the Windsor model frame.
Presents dimensional data for Saratoga and New Yorker frames.
Details steering types, ratios, turning radius, and caster/camber.
Specifies fluid capacity and pump pressure for power steering.
Outlines the disassembly procedure for the front clutch assembly.
Describes methods for measuring clutch clearance.
Provides specifications for universal joints and propeller shafts.
Details wheel types, sizes, flange types, and stud sizes.
Lists tire types, cord material, sizes, and cold pressure.
Details the operation and removal/installation of the swivel seat assembly.
Describes the removal and installation of the seat assembly.
Provides lubrication procedures for the engine crankcase and filter.
Details lubrication procedures for the TorqueFlite transmission.
Describes the three new radio models for 1959.
Explains how to adjust the antenna compensator for optimal radio reception.
Details thermostat operation and adjustment for duct outlet temperature.
Covers servicing of air conditioning components like evaporator and heater core.
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