1937 Buick Shop Manual

This 1937 Buick Shop Manual is a high-quality, authorized, licensed, PRINT reproduction of the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) shop manual, which was written and first published by the experts at Buick Motors Division. If you're looking to service a 1937 Buick, whether it's from the Series 40 line, the Series 60 line, the Series 80 line or the Series 90 line, this is the book you need. It has the specifications for the valve-in-head in-line eight cylinder 248 cubic inch engine in the Series 40, as well as the 320.2 cubic inch version used for the Series 60-80-90. It even includes charts for the engines horse power and torque curves. This service manual covers the body, frame, front end suspension, rear axle, brakes, engine assembly, transmission and universal joint, fuel tank and exhaust system, steering, wheels and tires, chassis sheet metal, electrical system, radiator and cooling, accessories and even has a section for dimensional drawings and other charts and specifications.

In addition to the outstanding text, you'll find an enormous amount of black and white photographs, tables, charts, exploded-view diagrams, and more in order to assist you in accomplishing your projects in an efficient and satisfactory manner.

NOTE: This 1937 Buick service manual covers the servicing of mechanical operations, but NOT the body. For body information, please see the 1937- 1938 Fisher Body Service Manual, which can be found by clicking here...1937 - 1938 Fisher Body Service Manual.

BUICK MODELS COVERED:

• 1937 Buick Century Series 60
• 1937 Buick Limited Series 90
• 1937 Buick Roadmaster Series 80
• 1937 Buick Special 40

This comprehensive manual is perfect for the restorer, or anyone working on one of these vehicles. Clear illustrations show exploded views, as well as component details, plus specs on engine data, engine torque, carburetion and more. What better tool is there to service your 1937 Buick beauty than to have a printed, new copy of the guide used by the Buick professionals when these cars first hit the road? Well, I suppose having the actual Buick professional would pretty cool, but it's great to know that by using this shop manual, their knowledge is carried forward and it provides the confidence you need to keep that straight eight smoothly motoring down the road.