Dynaflow & Powerglide Transmissions Diagnosis, Adjustment & Repair Manual on 2040-parts.com
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Dynaflow & Powerglide Transmissions Diagnosis, Adjustment & Repair Manual
Used in Vocational Automotive Education
Coopyright 1957
Prepared by the Lincoln Technical Institute Instructional Staff
123 pages
Divided by two large, vertical green tabs - Dynaflow and Powerglide Transmissions
Each of these 2 sections have a row of red tabs at the bottom of the page:
For Dynflow the red, bottom tabs are:
Noises
Slippage
Car Will Not Move
Faulty Shifting
Misc. Conditions
For Powerglide the red, bottom tabs are:
Slippage
Noises
Shifting Difficulties
Oil Leaks
Misc. Conditions.
Each of the green divider has sub sections also green, vertical tabs
Dynaflow Transmission: Testing
Adjustments
Late Model Changes
Oil Leaks
Specifications
Powerglide Transmission Testing
Adjustments
Late Model Changes
Shift Patterns
Specifications
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