Posted by Cliff in Wisc. from 169.207.175.193 (d1.as3.nwbg.wi.voyager.net) on Tuesday, April 02, 2002 at 8:36PM :
In Reply to: Dodge Repair Manual posted by Cliff in Wisc. from 169.207.175.60 (d186.as0.nwbg.wi.voyager.net) on Tuesday, April 02, 2002 at 7:55PM :
Here is the Description of the one on the front page of PW Advertiser:
Dodge Service, Third Printing
Once again available, had been out of print for a number of years.
Continued inquiries prompted this printing.
A manual covering brakes, front drive axle, transfer case, rear axle, and differential. The
contents of this publication deal with the 1-ton Power Wagon manufactured under model
designations WDX-WM300. Partial coverage of other applications will occur. Examples would
be: Brake coverage applicable to M-series Dodge, WWII 3/4 and 1-1/2 ton. Front axle
coverage applicable to M-series Dodges, and partially applicable to WWII 1-1/2 ton and late
series 3/4 ton. Rear axle and differential coverage the same as front drive axle applications.
Includes material from factory literature and considerable supplementary text intended for
those who have not been down the path before. Great for both the novice and the
experienced. The supplementary text alone is worth the price. This manual is something you
should not be without if you do your own repairs. Paperback.
Domestic orders: $15 each plus $3 shipping and handling. Orders for up to four copies on
domestic orders are not subject to additional shipping fees.
Foreign countries: $15 (US dollars), plus shipping and handling: Canada and Mexico $4 US
per copy; all other countries $6 US per copy.
Order one for your shop, one for the bedroom, and one to keep by the toilet.
Here is a description of one I ordered from VPW:
Twenty one chapters covering axles, body, sheet metal, brakes, clutch,
cooling system, electrical system, engine, exhaust system, fluid drive, fuel
system, lubrication, U-joints, propeller shaft, shocks, springs, steering,
transmission, torque divider, T-case, wheels and tires for B-3 series Dodge
Job-Rated Trucks. Assembled and disassembled parts view diagrams,
systems diagrams, "how to" illustrations and detailed instructions included.
Does anyone own both - need to?