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Northern Advocate, 8 January 1938, Page 13

4> ■p i 1 It Seems Almost MAGICAL tlic way in which broken parts arc mended by means of MODERN OXY-WELDING. Don’t give up hop* when anything made of Steel or Iron breaks. Bring it in here and have it oxy-wcldcd—it will be stronger than ever after it has been through our hands. Calm your fears—the cost is not out of the question. WHANGAMEI ENGINEERING CO. LTD. “A” GRADE GARAGE. 7 “A” Grade Mechanics. The Authorised “Get Y.ou Home Garage.” ’Phone 2639. ENGINE RELIABILITY DEPENDS ON SPARKING PLUGS-YOU CAN DEPEND ON Champions m. I ! lh. 1 jil ill it* an Distributors: HOPE GIBBONS LTD. Wellington. Christchurch, Auckland save UM To keep your, car lively in good and bad weather ... to help it to be your reliable servant . . . install new Champions once every year. They reduce carbon formation. They money! An Empire product Made in Windsor, Canada. > 41 i ID CAR THE Also at Christchurch,Wj v Also at Gisborne, Palmerston North, New \tS ■ ~ Nelson. i Plymouth, Wellington. * O ll™ Timaju, Dunedin, SPARE PARTS SPECIALISTS LARGEST STOCKS OF GOOD USED SPARES AND NEW PARTS , AT COMPETITIVE PRICES. , 144 NEWTON ROAD AUCKLAND Phones 45-679 and 32-597. .

Oil On Brakes

SUGGESTED REMEDY. CHECK REAR BRAKE DRUMS. In cases where grease or oil gets on the brake linings, in addition to checking for wheel cylinder leaks, a wellknown manufacturing plant recommends that the rear brake drums be shocked to see if oil has been thrown from the centre toward the brake surface.

If this has occurred, it indicates a leak at the rear axle felt seal. Small

amounts of grease leaking or coming through the rear axle felt seals should be carried outside the brake drums by the rear axle oil deflector, and if the grease is carried inside the brake drum it indicates a leak at this point. To correct this condition loosen the deflector and apply a coat of gasket paste between the deflector and the axle flange to prevent grease from entering the brake drum. If the grease leak through the rear axle felt seals is excessive it will probably be necessary to install new rear axle felt seals. When installing new felt seals it is advisable to apply gasket paste around the outer edge to prevent oil from passing arpund the outside of the retainer.

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