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1. RADIATOR. Mounted at rear of truck; cools engine
4. WATER PUMP. Driven by belt from crankshaft
coolant. Includes a coolant recovery system.
pulley.
2. THERMOSTAT AND HOUSING. Mounted on front
5. FAN. Mounted on water pump pulley; located behind
radiator.
of engine at rear of truck. Thermostat opens at 180
6. DRIVE BELT. Installed between engine crankshaft,
degrees F.
water pump pulley and alternator pulley; drives water
3. HOSES. Two hoses route coolant to and from radiator;
pump and alternator.
one hose connected between top of radiator to top of
water pump; other hose connected from bottom of radiator
to side of water pump.
1-19. ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
1. ALTERNATOR. 40 ampere; charges batteries and
and one blackout light. Operation of all lights is controlled
by VEHICLE LIGHTS switch mounted on instrument
supplies current for additional electrical power.
panel plus front and rear flood lights have individual
2. DRIVE BELT. Drives alternator through engine
switches.
crankshaft pulley.
6. SENDING UNITS. Includes oil pressure sending unit
3. STARTER MOTOR. Electric motor with an over
mounted on right of engine and fuel level sending unit
running clutch. Solenoid is mounted on starter with an
mounted in fuel tank.
enclosed shifting mechanism.
7. HORN AND SWITCH. Electric horn operates from
4. INSTRUMENT PANEL. Refer to paragraphs 1-19a
24 Volts and is mounted at front of truck; horn switch
and 1-19b for a description of gages, lights, and switches
located in steering wheel horn button applies 24 Volts
mounted on instrument panel.
to horn when depressed.
5. LIGHTS. Mounted at rear of truck are two flood
8. BATTERIES. Two 12 Volt batteries connected in
lights, two stop and tail lights, and two blackout stop and
series giving a 24 Volt electrical power supply.
tail lights. Mounted at front of truck are four flood lights
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