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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
3
A health expert compares a car’s life to a human aging process, focusing on the frame or backbone. Rough roads and curb driving strain the frame, loosening rivets and twisting the body, leading to rapid deterioration if not rebuilt. Proper maintenance, lubrication, and gentle use extend life, while cheaper cars age faster and may require frame work or replacement.
The article explains increasing carburettor choke tube size and jet tuning to gain speed. It notes the air fuel mix must remain balanced, warns against excessive enlargement, and suggests step by step adjustments with expert guidance to avoid poor top gear performance. It emphasizes ignition timing tweaks and limits set by induction flow.
The excerpt describes methods to keep Juather upholstery fresh and supple by rubbing with a rag soaked in raw linseed oil and thinning with a trace of turpentine. It notes applying the treatment overnight to allow absorption and wiping away any surface residue during burning, with emphasis on thoroughness.
Ford drivers worry when the switch key is lost but a small screwdriver from a pliers handle will serve temporarily. The article notes the keys are of ample construction and replacement only needed after obtaining a new key.
Replacement of bulbs in non battery equipped Usora vehicles may result in one headlight shining very bright while the other glows dull red. It is advised to swap the brighter bulb with the one fitted to the other headlight to avoid burning out the older bulb. Lighting improves when a second bulb of similar capacity is fitted.
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