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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 8, Issue 457, 14 March 1919, Page 4

r. W-.-sOj 1. All the commonest troubles met with in Ford Cars can be traced, in 50'70 of cases, to faulty lubrication. 2. The Ford car is a difficult car to lubricate efficiently. The Ford Engine parts are enclosed with the transmission, and disc clutch—one oil must satisfy the needs of the Engine, the transmission gears and disc clutch. 3. The Oil for the Engine should be heavy enough to resist the tendency of over-heating; heavy enough to prevent noise, and wear of the transmission gears; and sufficiently to satisfy the requirements of the disc clutch. rORD OWNERS WILL TELL YOU THAT THE ONE SATISFYING LUBRICANT IS .OSssE) a K

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