We seeking Chrysler "MTSC" or Master Technicians
Service Conference Booklets/filmstrips.
We have about 55 left to get that we want to find and
would like to know if you have any of these.
Does anyone here have any of these booklets??:
018 - "Shifting Into High" (February 1949)
o
The first of two sessions dealing with the
servicing of the standard 3-speed transmission. This
session explains the fundamentals and how to recognize
troubles in the transmissions.
Volume 02 #06
019 - "Trouble - Shooting In The Transmission"
(March 1949)
oThe second session on the servicing of the
standard 3-speed transmission. - How to disassemble,
inspect parts and reassemble, maintaining proper
clearances, etc.
Volume 02 #07
021 - "Rear Axle Part 1 - Fundamentals" (May 1949)
The first of two sessions dealing with the
fundamentals of the differential. Tells how to
disassemble and inspect axle parts.
o
Volume 02 #09
023 - "How The Hydraulically Operated Transmission
Operates" (July 1949)
Explains the fundamentals of the hydraulic
transmission used in Dodge, DeSoto and Chrysler cars.
o
Volume 02 #11
030 - "Brake Shoe Adjustment And Alignment" (February
1950)
Volume 03 #06
o Explains all the factors contributing to
brake noise ‹ shoe adjustments‹ alignment‹ how
vibration caused by looseness results in noise.
031 - "Gauge Groundwork" (June 1950)
Volume 03 #07
o Explains the operation and servicing
procedures for the oil gauge, fuel gauge, speedometer,
ammeter, etc.
037 - "Hydraulic Transmission Maintenance" (December
1950)
Volume 04 #01, Canada Session 1
A detailed trouble-shooting procedure for diagnosing
and correcting difficulties in the hydraulic
transmission used by Dodge, DeSoto and Chrysler cars
plus service information on the internal-expanding
parking brake.
038 - "Your New Service Plan For '51" (January 1951)
Volume 04 #02, Canada Session 2
An explanation of the new owner's service certificate,
benefits to mechanics and dealers. Also, servicing
tips on new car preparation, how to use the new
inspection form and service coupons.
# 090 - "Powerflite Transmission Maintenance ‹
Downshift Pattern " (May 1955)
Volume 08 #06, Canada Session 54
A companion book to Session 89, covering those
conditions which affect smooth downshift performance.
Gives a detailed explanation of the function of the
servo restrictor valve, and instructions for
correcting the downshift pattern.
# 092 - "Beauty ‹ Inside And Out" (July 1955)
* Volume 08 #08, Canada Session 56
o A complete story on the subject of
upholstery cleaning, with reference to the types of
upholstery materials and their reactions to cleaning
agents. Contains a ready reference chart of types of
stains, methods of cleaning and the cleaning agent to
use.
# 093 - "Keeping Your Customers Cool" (August 1955)
Volume 08 #09, Canada Session 57
Contains a description of the standard air
conditioning system how it works and the function of
each unit in the system. Contains a diagnosis and
maintenance section to cover everyday operating
conditions.
# 094 - "The V-8 Pressure Cooling System" (September
1955)
Volume 08 #10, Canada Session 58
Contains a description of the engine cooling system as
applied to the V-8 engine with special reference to
the pressure cap and thermostat. Also has a table of
cooling system capacities and amount of anti-freeze
needed for varying degrees
# 095 - "Powerflite Power Steering. Carburetor And
Fuel Gauge Service" (October 1955)
Volume 08 #11, Canada Session 59
A general trouble-shooting coverage of unusual
operating conditions affecting the above units.
# 097 - "The 12-volt Electrical System & Powerflite
Push - Button Control" (December 1955)
Volume 09 #01, Canada Session 61
# 099 - "The Three - Speed Automatic Transmission"
(February 1956)
Volume 09 #03, Canada Session 63
The awesome new Torqueflite - applies to all '56-64
push-button-operated Mopars - Gives all sorts of very
useful tips for adjusting linkages and cables, and the
theory behind operation.
# 100 - "New Plymouth 277 - Cubic - Inch V-8 Engine"
(March 1956)
Volume 09 #04, Canada Session 64
# 106 - "Heater And Defroster Service" (September
1956)
Volume 09 #10, Canada Session 70
o Gas heater
# 162 - (May 1961)
* Volume 14 #06
# 166 - "What's New For '62" (September 1961)
* Volume 14 #10
# 172 - (March 1962)
* Volume 15 #4
# 174 - (May 1962)
* Volume 15 #6
# 176 - (July 1962)
* Volume 15 #8
# 178 - (September 1962)
* Volume 15 #10
# 179 - (October 1962)
* Volume 15 #11
# 180 - (November 1962)
* Volume 15 #12
# 181 - (December 1962)
* Volume 15 #13
# 184 - (March 1963)
* Volume 63 #03
# 186 - (May 1963)
* Volume 63 #05
# 188 - "Carburetion and Performance Diagnosis" (July
1963)
* Volume 63 #07
# 189 - (August 1963)
* Volume 63 #08
# 190 - (September 1963)
* Volume 63 #09
# 192 - (November 1963)
* Volume 63 #11
* 197 - (April 1964)
o Volume 64 #04
* 198 - (May 1964)
o Volume 64 #05
* 199 - (June 1964)
o Volume 64 #06
* 200 - (July 1964)
o Volume 64 #07
* 201 - "Dependable Starting -- Every
Time!"(August 1964)
o Volume 64 #08
* 202 - (September 1964)
o Volume 64 #09
# "Travel Season Service" (October 1965)
* Volume 65 #10
# 216 - "Four-Speed Manual Transmission" (November
1965)
* Volume 65 #11
# 218 - "Sixty-Six Service Preview"(January 1966)
* Volume 66 #01
# 219 - (February 1966)
* Volume 66 #02
# 220 - (March 1966)
* Volume 66 #03
# 224 - (July 1966)
* Volume 66 #07
# 242 - "Sixty-Eight Service Features" (January
1968)
* Volume 68 #01
# 265 - (December 1969)
* Volume 69 #12
# 271 - Heated Air Intake and "Vapor Saver"(June 1970)
* Volume 70 #06
# 272 - Wind Noise and Air Leaks (July 1970)
* Volume 70 #07
# 278 - (January 1971)
* Volume 71 #01
# 280 - (March 1971)
* Volume 71 #03
# 283 - (June 1971)
* Volume 71 #06
# 284 - (July 1971)
* Volume 71 #07
# 287 - (October 1971)
* Volume 71 #10
# 289 - (December 1971)
* Volume 71 #12
Kenyon Wills
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