This 1959 Buick Shop Manual is a high-quality, PRINT reproduction of the shop manual which was written and first published by the experts at the original equipment manufacturer (OEM), Buick Motors Division, for use by their dealership mechanics. When it's time to get to work on the service and maintenance tasks for your fine '59, this is the definitive guide to own!

MODELS COVERED:

• 1959 Buick Electra 225
• 1959 Buick Electra
• 1959 Buick Estate Wagon
• 1959 Buick Invicta
• 1959 Buick LeSabre

With over 700 pages of superior, step-by-step text instructions and a huge number and variety of visual aids, you'll have just what you need in order to get to work on your 1959 Buick and be sure the projects are done right. The factory specifications and instructions have been included to make sure of it. Please take a look at the sample pages below in order to see just how well the excellent black and white photographs compliment the clear text. When you see the quality, you might decide that this manual might be as much at home on your coffee table as your workbench.

In addition to a wealth of helpful general information, you'll find the following areas addressed in this service manual: Lubricare and bearing service, engine, engine fuel and exhaust systems, clutch, S-M transmission, universal joint, automatic transmissions, rear axle assembly, chassis suspension, steering gear and linkage, brakes, electrical systems, radio, heater, air conditioner and frame and sheet metal.

NOTE: This is the CHASSIS shop manual, for details regarding the BODY, please see our beautiful reproduction: 1959 Buick Body Shop Manual, which can be found by clicking here...1959 Buick Body Shop Manual

Did you know that a speedometer safety-buzzer was standard equipment on the 1959 Buick series 4800, and was a factory installed option on all other series? Well, you would if you owned this handy guide and turned to the section on electrical systems regarding speedometers (10-87). The feature consists of a buzzer which may be adjusted by the driver to sound at any speed between 20 and 110 MPH by turning a knob on the lower instrument panel. The speed at which the safety-buzzer is set is indicated by a dial at the left side of the speedometer face. This great guide has all of the facts about the system and instructions for trouble shooting, including a circuit diagram. That's just an example of the level of detail you'll find for all areas of these handsome classics.

There's no doubt that 1959 was a big year of change for Buick. For starters, they scrapped all of their famous, long-running model names, such as Special, Super, Roadmaster and Limited. That year, all new model names were rolled-out to compliment the all-new radical styling. In 1957, Chrysler reset the industry with its popular "Forward Look", which made all of the competitors cars look dated. While it took Buick a few years to catch-up, when the '59 models hit the showrooms, they were a bold sight to behold. Keep yours performing at its best by using this wonderful guide. It's the ultimate resource for the chassis work on your '59 Buick. Order yours today!

This factory-written shop manual is perfect for service, repairs, restoration and rebuild projects. Clear illustrations and photos show exploded views, as well as component details, plus specifications on engine data, engine torque, carburetion and more.

Sample Page:
Below:1959 Buick Shop Manual Sample Page - Rear Axle Bearing Removal