The entire contents of an Australian Dodge/Fargo/Desoto Pilothouse Truck shop manual for trucks made in Australia from May, 1953 through July, 1955. The indexes below should help you know which pages to download and the models this manual covers. The downloads are in .pdf format which requires acrobat reader. Download it here if you need it.
Refer to the index above for the appropriate pages to view or download
SHOP MANUAL PAGES |
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| Sections | Subject | View/Download .pdf format |
| These are large files - be patient in downloading | ||
| Sections 1 - 3 | General Info, Lubrication and Axle-Front | View/Download 5.4meg |
| Section 4 | Axle - Rear | View/Download 8.6meg |
| Sections 5 - 6 | Brakes - Booster and Clutch | View/Download 6.4meg |
| Sections 7 - 8 | Electrical and Engine Cooling | View/Download 6.6meg |
| Section 9 | Engine - Petrol (gasoline) | View/Download 6.2meg |
| Section 9a | Engine - Diesel | View/Download 8.5meg |
| Sections 10 - 11 | Springs, Frame, Shock Absorbers and Steering | View/Download 2.5meg |
| Sections 12 - 13 | Fuel System, Exhaust and Transmission | View/Download 6.1meg |
| Sections 14 - 16 | Universal Joints, Wheels, Tyres and Body | View/Download 3.3meg |
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