This is the Stewart Warner Electric Wiper service information covering adjustment and repair.

This is the parts list for 1927 and older models issue #17. It covers cars and trucks from 1927 and back.

This is a 1929 Bendix Brake Service Bulletin (no. 204, Dec. 1st, 1929) that covers brake adjustments for Packards with the Bendix-Perrot 3-shoe mechanical brake system.

This is the 1930 Packard Special Tool and Equipment Catalog. It contains pictures and descriptions of the various tools and equipment needed to Service Packards of that era.

The Flat Rate Manual provides labor times for specific repair operations. Such schedules are usually based on time studies performed under the most optimal of conditions and were used primarily to reimburse dealers for warranty claims.

The Flat Rate Manual provides labor times for specific repair operations. Such schedules are usually based on time studies performed under the most optimal of conditions and were used primarily to reimburse dealers for warranty claims.

The Flat Rate Manual provides labor times for specific repair operations. Such schedules are usually based on time studies performed under the most optimal of conditions and were used primarily to reimburse dealers for warranty claims.

This is the 1937 and 1938 Shop manual. This covers the repair, maintenance, and specifications of the Packard Six, Eight, Super Eight and Twelve models

The Flat Rate Manual provides labor times for specific repair operations. Such schedules are usually based on time studies performed under the most optimal of conditions and were used primarily to reimburse dealers for warranty claims.

This is the 1950 Packard Edition of the Kent-Moore Service Tool Guide. This is a illustrated 68 page catalog of all the available Packard (and other) service tools that Kent-Moore made. This also includes a cross-reference to tools that are used for other makes also. There is also a Packard Service Tools order sheet included with this.

This is the 1938 and 1939 Shop Manual (Condensed Format). This Service Manual covers all the models of those years and is must have piece if you own a Packard from these years.

This is the Installation Manual for the Mark IV aftermarket A/C unit in a 1955 Packard.

These are Illustrated Repair Manual Sections that were published by Thompson Products.

These are Illustrated Repair Manual Sections that were published by Thompson Products.

These are Illustrated Repair Manual Sections that were published by Thompson Products.

These are Illustrated Repair Manual Sections that were published by Thompson Products.

This is the Serviceman's "Training Booklet: The 55th Series V8 Engine with Test Procedures - Trouble Shooting". These are essential companions on the Service Manual and help to fill in the missing gaps of "assumed" information.

This is the 1935 Packard Shop manual covering the 120, Super Eight and Twelve models. Covers all aspects of mechanical repair on these vehicles.

This is a catalog of special tools and shop equipment for use on the 1933-1934 Packard vehicles. Also the tools apply to some of the earlier models as well.

"This booklet is designed for use by Auto-Lite servicemen. It is a refresher on how the Auto-Lite Generator Regulator works and on service procedures."

This is the 1957 Packard Clipper Service Operation Time Guide. It covers all the 1957 models (Sedans and Station Wagons) as far as the time required for repair. It was used to assist mechanics and service writers to estimate the costs, and to write the repair orders.

This is the 1957 Packard Clipper Shop Manual Supplement. It is used in conjuntion with the 1956 Studebaker Passenger Car Shop Manual.

This is the Photo Facts for Packard Radio 484649 that was in 1957 Packard automobiles. It contains pictures, wire diagram, and component lists.

This is the 1956 Studebaker Passenger Car Shop Manual (Service Manual). It covers all the 1956 Studebaker passenger cars including those with the Ultramatic transmissions and Packard engines. So this is why it is included here on the website. I also find the procedural steps easier to understand then the similar sections in the Packard manual for novices like myself. So if I dont understand a glossed over step on something in the Packard manual, and the look at the Stude manual, it makes more sense.

This is the 1946-1950 Packard Service manual. It contains 7 Sections which covers all the general mechanical systems on the various 46-50 models. This is an essential companion to the Parts List (aka Parts Manual).

This is The OVERDRIVE by Borg-Warner. It covers the R10 and R11 overdrive units used in Packard and other vehicles. It has 21 diagrams.

Topics covered include: Troubleshooting and Servicing the unit, Common Causes of Trouble, Performance, Mechanical, Electrical, Service Operations, Mechanical Faults, Operating Principles.

The manual was part of the Packard's Service Training program and covered the mechanical and appearance reconditioning of used cars. Circa 1950

This condensed Shop Manual covers the proper repair and adjustment of the various units of (1937)Packard cars. The Book is purposely made for the mechanic in the shop who needs a quick, ready reference aid in his daily work.

The text has been carefully made as brief and well illustrated as possible, realizing that the man on the job has little time to read lengthy descriptions.

Our object in sending you this Manual, with our compliments, is to assist you in servicing Packard cars properly and to assure efficient service to every Packard owner. It is of the utmost importance that Packard owners
be satisfied and their cars be performing as they should. -PMCC

This is the 1940 Packard 160-180 Preliminary Shop Manual. It is similar to the Owner's Manual in content, but does contain more techincal repair pages, specification and other pieces of information

Here is the 1955-1956 Service Manual turned into a PDF and broken down into sections for easy download and viewing.

**UPDATE** All the sections have been replaced with Higher Quality versions. Thanks to Howard for rescanning this!

This is an illustrated condensed Repair and Tune-Up guide for the 1940 Packards. This would be a great piece to keep in the glove box for quick reference.

This is an illustrated condensed Repair and Tune-Up guide for the 1941 Packards. This would be a great piece to keep in the glove box for quick reference.

This is an illustrated condensed Repair and Tune-Up guide for the 1942 Packards. This would be a great piece to keep in the glove box for quick reference.

This is an illustrated condensed Repair and Tune-Up guide for the 21st-22nd series Packards. This would be a great piece to keep in the glove box for quick reference.

This is the 1941 Packard Service Manual. Also included are the section of the service letters and counselors that apply to the 1941 A/C system. Including the announcement of using Methyl Cloride instead of Freon during the war.

A very interesting piece describing the history and engineering specs of the Torsion Level Suspension

Here are the complete service instructions for the servicing of a Bijur lubrication system on a 1934 Packard. This was also typical of 1932-1936 system and may be useful for other years.

The manual was part of Packard's Service Training program and covered the Scientific Diagnosis of car problems. This manual does into details of using all the various scopes and electronic instruments that were available in the Packard Service departments. Printed June 1951.

This manual was part of Packard Service Training Program for the dealers and covered the delivery and prep of new cars received from the factory. Circa 1949.

This manual was part of Packard's Service Training Program and covered engine diagnosis and tune-up for 19th, 20th, 21st series cars. But general procedures apply to any Packard with a Straight 8 or 6 motor. Printed July 1947

This is a complete set (3 Parts) of everything Ultramatic. It has all the STB's, Service Counselors, and tons of other stuff in a 3 volume set.

These charts, printed on both sides of a single piece of card stock, provide detailed specifications for starting, charging, ignition, fuel and miscellaneous systems - a quick reference for independent service facilities from decades ago. Wiring diagrams are also included - space permitting.

Published by the United Motors Division of GM, these sheets provide detailed breakdown of components (with GM Rochester part numbers), adjustments and specifications.

This is the Carter Mechanical Fuel Pump service procedure printed in 1947. This pump may have been used in both earlier and later models.

These are various service/adjustment sheets for several of the Carter Carburetors that were used on the various Packard cars.

More will be added as they are found and become available.

This is the 6th Series Service Manual covering the 626-633-640-645 cars. If you own one of these cars this is a must have manual for either yourself or your mechanic. This manual is 338 pages and was revised in Sept of 1928.

This is the 1941-1949 Engine Service Manual. This was Section V of the entire set, but was bound as it's own manual. Very nice pictures throughout the entire manual.

The 1956 Packard and Clipper Cars use electric controls of the push button transmission. Auto-Lite units used in the control system are the actuator unit which consists cf a motor and a switching device,the control panel assemb!y, the motor reversing relay and a pressure switch. Two other relays (threeon early production) and a thermal circuit breaker are also used in the circuit but are not furnished by Auto-Lite.

The accompanying Instructions together with this bulletin should be filed in the misceltaneous section of the Service Manual. These instructions explain the operation and servicing of the controls.

The is the American Brakeblok Brake Service Manual. This is a generic brake service manual covers many different styles of braking systems. It covers serveral of the older pre-war braking systems also.

This is the 1955 Service's Training Book that covers Clipper and Packard Mechanical Changes and the Torsion Level Suspension. If you have a 55 or a 56 this is good information to have in your toolbox.

This is the service training manual given to the Packard mechanics to instruct them of the servicing of the Gear Start Ultramatic Transmission (late 1954). If you have a Gear Start this contains valuable service information.

This is a very nice piece. This is a Packard Rewiring manual called "Copper Nerves". I recommend taking a look at this piece. Very interesting.

Here is the National Automotive Service Data covering Packards from 1929-1956. This contains quick reference on engine mechanicals by model, engine wire diagrams, firing order, etc. This has been broke in sections by series, and by specific models.

Here is the 1955-56 A/C Install Guide.

"Some might get a kick out of this. Even though hang on and trunk units were available and probably much less cost & trouble to install, guess East Grand thought they were not befitting a properly attired Packard so the kit was made available mid 55. Wonder if anyone has info on how much it cost to be done after the fact rather than ordered up front." - Howard

This covers all the Packard bearing related data from 1937-1949.

This is the Service and Rebuild manual for the Rochester Model 4GC Carburetors.

This is the Engine Diagnostics and Tune-Up Service Training Manual. These were given to new mechanics in training.

This is the Ultramatic Service Training Manual. These were given to new mechanics in training.

This is the Ignition Service Training Manual. These were given to new mechanics in training.

This is the ElectroMatic Clutch Training Manual. These were given to new mechanics in training.

This is the EconoDrive Service Training Manual. These were given to new mechanics in training.

This is the Clutch and Electromatic Clutch Training Manual. These were given to new mechanics in training.

This is the standard Carburetor Service Training Manual. This was given to new mechanics in training. This was printed in 1949.

This is the 4 Barrel Carburetor Training Manual. These were given to new mechanics in training. This has a 1953 printing date on it.

This I belive is a Packard Section from a Motors Parts and Labor reference manual. It contains basic information about all the models from 1940-54. It has a lot of tune up information, engine and body serial numbers. If has several exploded parts breakdown sheets that include the Transmission, Overdrive, Ultramatics, Trendle Bendix unit, Powersterring, Front Suspension, and steering. As well as a pretty comprehensive mechanical parts list.

This manual from March of 1948 was the training manual given to new Packard Mechanics in Training. It contains a wealth of information that could be applied to most Packards of any year.

This manual from January of 1950 was the training manual given to new Packard Mechanics in Training. It contains information about Service Management, and Customer Service.

This manual from July of 1948 was the training manual given to new Packard Mechanics in Training. It contains a wealth of information that could be applied to most Packards of any year.

This manual from April of 1947 was the training manual given to new Packard Mechanics in Training. It contains a wealth of information that could be applied to most Packards of any year.

This manual from April of 1947 was the training manual given to new Packard Mechanics in Training. It contains a wealth of information that could be applied to most Packards of any year.

Here is the Service Repair and Tuneup Booklet for 1947-1949. This cover the 21-23rd Series.

Here is the 1942 Service Repair and Tuneup Booklet.

Here is the 1941 Service Repair and Tuneup Booklet.

Here is the 1951-1954 Service Manual turned into a PDF and broken down into sections for easy download and viewing.

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