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CARE
Relay
The relay requires no other care than to see that the terminals
kept tight.
Be sure that the screws holding the relay are tight. Otherwiae the
Ignition Distributor
The rotating segment of the distributor should be removed
few drops of light oil applied to the felt wicking in the distributor cam
Fill the grease cup on the outside of the distributor according to the
Spark Plugs
To clean a spark plug disassemble it by removing the gland nut.
Scrape the carbon from the shell. With a cloth saturated with gasoline
clean the porcelain. Never scrape the porcelain as this will cause a
short circuit. When reassembling make sure that there is a gasket on
each side of the porcelain shoulder and also one between the cylinder
head and the plug.
Space the spark plug points at .025 of an inch.
Horn
The Sparton Chime horn must be lubricated once each month, using
light, fine oil (do not use engine oil). To oil, remove the threaded plug
in the top of the housing and fill the chamber above the wicking. Also
remove the motor cover screw at the bottom of the motor cover, remove
the cover, and saturate the felt below the armature with oil. See Illus.
No. 7, page 58.
Head Lamps
To remove the head lamp door, loosen the screw at the bottom of
the door. Pull out on the bottom of the door slightly, then lift up to
unhook • it at the top.
To clean the head lamp reflector, use powdered dry rouge. Apply
with a chamois skin, polishing with circular motion. If the reflector is
tarnished, moisten the rouge with alcohol.
Great care must be taken not to scratch the reflector. The chamois
should not be used for any other purpose.
Storage Battery
Register the Battery—When a new car IS purchased, the owner should
go to the nearest Willard Service Station immediately and have the
battery registered in order to take advantage of the IV illard 90-day
insurance policy. Also ask for a Service Card on which the registration
date will be written. If you buy a WVillard battery to replace the one
you now have it will be registered
