This original equipment manufacturer (OEM) 1926 Buick Standard & Master Six Shop Manual is a high-quality, authorized, licensed, PRINT reproduction of the shop manual written and first published by Buick Motors Division. When it comes time to get to work on your 1926 Buick, this service manual is the first tool you'll want to put in your hands. It is loaded with helpful information to get the jobs done effectively...and efficiently!

This repair manual is perfect for the restorer, or anyone working on one of these classic vehicles. Clear illustrations show exploded views, as well as component details and specifications on engine data, engine torque, carburetion and more. You'll love this factory shop manual, which is specifically dedicated to the 1926 Buick Standard and Master Six. It is handily separated into four sections. Section one covers diagnosis. Section two addresses adjustments. Section three discusses the removal, inspection and replacement of parts. Section four is dedicated to lubrication aspects for the vehicles. The diagnosis portion of this service manual is further categorized as follows: Engine, Electrical System, Cooling System, Gasoline System, Carburetor, Clutch, Transmission, Rear Axle, Brakes, Steering Gear, Springs, and Lubricating System. For each category, there is a group of symptoms followed by a list of possible causes.

In addition to the detailed step-by-step instructions, this 1926 Buick Standard and Master Six repair manual is loaded with drawings, wiring and other diagrams, black and white photographs and cut-away views in order to give you confidence to tackle the tasks at hand.

1926 was a record-setting year for Buick. Their recent upgrade from four-cylinder to six-cylinder power proved to be popular. Armed with this reprint of the original shop manual used by Buick mechanics back when these models were fresh of the assembly line, you'll be all set to spin some wrenches on your classic car and keep it motoring down the road.

Subject: 1926 Buick Standard & Master Six Shop Manual - Includes Detailed Procedures and Instructions. | OEM Publish Date: July, 1926