Willys Station Wagon - Fuel Gauge; Oil Pressure; Temperature Gauge

Instruments :
FUEL GAUGE
The
fuel
gauge
is
electrically
operated
and
registers
only
when
the
ignition
key
is
turned.
The
gauge
shows
the
fuel
level
in
the
tank
in
fourths,
which
is
about
324
gallons
per
mark
or
15
gallons
at
the
“F”
or
full
mark.
OIL PRESSURE GAUGE
'The
oil
pressure
gauge
does
not
indicate
the
amount
of
oil
in
the
engine
but
shows
the
pres-
sure
under
which
the
oil
circulates
in
the
en-
gine
oil
lines.
When
starting
your
engine
and
also
occasionally
while
driving
glance
at
the
gauge
to
be
sure
that
pressure
is
indicated.
hould
the
pressure
fail,
stop
your
engine
im-
mediately
or
it
may
be
seriously
damaged.
Standard
pressure
with
warm
oil
is
about
10
ibs.
at
idle
speed
and
30
to
35
Ibs.
maximum
depending
upon
engine
speed.
Pressures
will
be
slightly
higher
when
the
oil
is
cold.
AMMETER
The
ammeter
indicates
the
charging
rate
of
the
generator.
Due
to
the
current
control
reg-
ulator
the
generator
only
charges
when
the
battery
requires
current
so
do
not
be
con-
cerned
if
the
ammeter
hand
remains
near
the
zero
mark
at
times
when
your
engine
is
run-
The
instruments
are
clustered
at
the
center
of
the
instrument
panel.
They
are
the
fuel,
oil
pressure
and
temperature
gauges;
ammeter
and
speedometer.
ning.
When
the
battery
is
fully
charged,
the
ammeter
should
show
charge
for
a
short
time
after
starting
until
the
пеш
has
again
replaced
the
current
used
in
starting.
Either
a
constant
discharge
shown
on
the
am-
meter
while
you
are
driving
or
a
constant
charge
of
more
than
an
ampere
or
two
when
it
is
known
that
the
battery
is
fully
charged
indicates
trouble
and
you
should
have
your
Dealer
check
the.
charging
circuit.
TEMPERATURE GAUGE
The
temperature
gauge
indicates
the
temperature
of
your
en-
gine
at
all
times
so
that
you
may
guard
against
overheatin|
which
might
cause
serious
engine
damage.
The
gauge
shoil
register
between
160
and
180
degrees
in
normal
operation.
It
will
vary
slightly
depending
upon
air
temperatures.
SPEEDOMETER
The
speedometer,
located
at
the
center
of
the
instrument
panel,
registers
road
speeds
and
the
odometer
below
the
indicating
needle
records
the
mileage
traveled.
Tt
requires
no
service
attention
other
than
proper
lubrication
of
the
drive
shaft.
Once
each
year
or
each
10,000
miles
remove
the
shaft
from
the
conduit
and
coat
it
with
light
graphite
grease.