Chrysler Industrial Engine manual.

[Jeff Balazs]

I just got a copy of this manual from VPW. There is some pretty interesting info here. It is the first book I have found that has specifics on the various Carbs. It actually lists the jets by Carter number for a DTG1 fluid drive carb. So here is a question for those of you who have been through this manual........do you reckon that this jet data is accurate and / or the same for the engines found in our trucks? or is this jetting just for stationary engines?

 

I found it particularly interesting that the many of the stationary engines came equipped with fluid drives.....etc. For a small book it covers quite a lot of stuff.

 

Jeff

[Dan Babb]

Didn't know such a book existed. 

 

What type of info is in there for a 1957 354 Hemi?

[Jeff Balazs]

Dan;

It is just for the L6 engines. Sorry.

Jeff

[wallytoo]

it's available as a pdf on the dodge pilothouse club website. i've had it for years on my computer.

http://www.dodgepilothouseclub.org/know/chrysler_engines/chrysler1.pdf

[HanksB3B]

it's available as a pdf on the dodge pilothouse club website. i've had it for years on my computer.

http://www.dodgepilothouseclub.org/know/chrysler_engines/chrysler1.pdf

 

Oh that's so nice..thank you Wally. Jeff am I mistaken but is what you received from VPW an original copy of theis manual? 

 

Thanks

 

 Hank 

[Jeff Balazs]

Yes it is this manual. I wanted an analog copy as I find it easier on the old eyes.

 

Jeff

[Jeff Balazs]

So....does anyone know if the jet information in the carb section of this manual applies to any of our vehicles? or is this just for stationary engines?

I am trying to determine if the jets in my DTG1 fluid drive (dashpot) carb are correct for my later (54) 230 engine.

 

Thanks, Jeff