Dodge B-I-B 1948 - THE ENGINE; TROUBLE DIAGNOSIS; ENGINE PERFORMANCE OPTIMIZATION; ENGINE STARTING PROBLEMS

should replacement . become necessary due to accidental damage
or the bulb burning out. Replacement of this unit is made by remov-
ing the headlight rim, loosening the retaining ring screws, turning
the
retaining ring to unhook it from the screws and then pulling the
connector straight off.
To insure the maximum of night driving comfort and safety, it is
necessary that headlights be properly aimed at all times. It is advis-
able to have the headlights on your truck checked occasionally by
your Dodge dealer, and the headlights properly aimed when
necessary.
PARKING LIGHT BULB REPLACEMENT
Parking light bulbs may be replaced by loosening the screw on
the
front of the frame and removing the frame and lens assembly.
TAIL LIGHT BULB REPLACEMENT
Tail light bulb replacement is made by removing the lens.
THE ENGINE
The engine is regarded as a device for producing mechanical
power. It must perform smoothly and efficiently and it must be
economical, dependable over a long period of use and require a
minimum
amount of maintenance.
Treat your engine with the consideration it deserves. With reason-
able care and ordinary maintenance, it will deliver in full measure
the
economical, dependable performance built into it .
TROUBLE DIAGNOSIS
Today's high compression engines and high speeds demand accu-
rate settings of the ignition and fuel systems for maximum perform-
ance. A frequent engine tuneup should, therefore, be made in order
to maintain the standard of performance originally built into the
engine. Consult your Dodge dealer.
IF THE ENGINE STOPS OR FAILS TO START
It must be remembered that engine operation depends upon three
factors:
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