need explosion pattern for 53

[Biroya]

Hello friends,

my English does not feel well. I search a pattern for a Buick V8 for a friend.
It concerns a V1063005 V8 4.7 litres construction year 1953.

He has disassembled motor and needs an explosion pattern of the engine.

I would be glad very much if somebody can help me. In the German language area I find nothing.

Greetings from Germany

[Straight Eight]

Hello friends,

my English does not feel well. I search a pattern for a Buick V8 for a friend.
It concerns a V1063005 V8 4.7 litres construction year 1953.

He has disassembled motor and needs an explosion pattern of the engine.

I would be glad very much if somebody can help me. In the German language area I find nothing.

Greetings from Germany

Think he means the firing order.

[Pro69GS400]

Think he means the firing order.

Or maybe he wants an exploded view of the engine. He said his friend had it disassembled..:Do No:

[flynbuick]

http://www.carnut.com/specs/gen/buick50.html

[buford27]

Same info as the above link plus some more details on the '53 models:

http://www.teambuick.com/reference/years/53.shtml
http://www.teambuick.com/reference/tuneup.html

"FIRING ORDER AND SPARK PLUG WIRE INSTALLATION
All Buick V-8 engine cylinders are numbered from front to back; left bank, 2-4-6-8; right bank, 1-3-5-7. (Comment refers to pre '59 nailheads, although it is accurate for all nailheads. Left bank is driver's side.)
Using this numbering system the FIRING ORDER of V-8 engine is: 1-2-7-8-4-5-6-3. The spark plug wires go into the V-8 distributor cap in the firing order and in a clockwise direction."

[Biroya]

many thanks for the answers.

I need a representation of the engine like in the appendix. "exploded view of the engine."

Also infos last for valves settings and with how much Newton the screws are drawn.

He does not remember how the engine is assembled. A lot of time have passed he has disassembled.

[buford27]

This link has some chassis service manuals near the bottom of the page:

http://www.teambuick.com/index.php?page=reference

There isn't one for '53, but there is one for '57:

http://www.teambuick.com/reference/library/57_chassis/

Maybe it is close enough to help you. The torque will be listed in ft-lbs (foot pounds) instead of Newton-meters (N-m).

[Bad Boattail]

I would be glad very much if somebody can help me. In the German language area I find nothing.Contact Thomas Hansen in Mönchengladbach, he's the president of the Buick Club of Germany.

Bitte hier klicken (http://www.buickclub.de) :Comp:

[Bad Boattail]

All Buick V-8 engine cylinders are numbered from front to back; left bank, 2-4-6-8; right bank, 1-3-5-7. (Comment refers to pre '59 nailheads, although it is accurate for all nailheads. Left bank is driver's side.

Yeah, until you tell this to someone with a RHD Buick.........:Dou: