1969 AMC Shop Manual

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1969 AMC Shop Manual

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1969 American Motors Service Manual - Mechanical, Electrical, Body & Chassis


This 1969 AMC Factory Shop Manual (AMX, Javelin, Rebel, Rambler, Ambassador) is a licensed factory reprint of OEM Part Number AM698000. It covers the following models in GREAT detail, just as it did for AMC dealer mechanics back in 1969:

  • 1969 American Motors Ambassador
  • 1969 American Motors Ambassador DPL
  • 1969 American Motors Ambassador SST
  • 1969 American Motors AMX
  • 1969 American Motors Javelin
  • 1969 American Motors Javelin SST
  • 1969 American Motors Rambler 440
  • 1969 American Motors Rambler
  • 1969 American Motors Rambler Hurst SC/Rambler
  • 1969 American Motors Rambler Rogue
  • 1969 American Motors Rebel
  • 1969 American Motors Rebel SST

We think every builder and mechanic working on AMC's line of vehicles could benefit from the company's series of service manuals. The 1969 AMC Factory Shop Manual (AMX, Javelin, Rebel, Rambler, Ambassador) is no exception. You're going to find a treasure-trove of information on brakes, steering, suspensions, transmission, clutch, tires, engine, electrical and exhaust systems with step-by-step instructions.

Throughout the 1950s and the next several decades, American Motors established itself as a major auto engineer. It began in 1957 with the Ambassador V8 and an almost unbelievable (by today's standards) 117 inch wheelbase. In 1969, American Motors highlighted its talents with the beautifully detailed AMX, which none other than Popular Mechanics called "an absolute delight to drive," the Hornet, the company's signature line for almost two decades, and the aforementioned Ambassador, which lived through seven generations.

All the manufacturer's manual trannys came with a Hurst floor shifter. And there was what was called a "Big Bad" paint option that cost a massive $34! Some argued, despite these adjustments, AMC was maintaining the status quo. But that was also a sign that the public didn't need more. If sales were any indicator, we were content with the way things were.

Nothing's changed. The world's still drooling over these puppies. Search them on the Internet and you're going to find many proud owners and just as many that wish they were. These vehicles are going to be treasured for a long time. If you're working on them, this 1969 American Motors service manual will up your game.


Subject: Restoration, repair, service and maintenance procedures for 1969 American Motors cars. | OEM Part Number: AM-69-8000
Table of Contents
  • Six Cylinder Engine (199-232 Cubic Engine Displacement)
  • V-8 Engine (290 and 343 Cubic Inch Displacement)
  • Cooling
  • Electrical
  • Fuel - Carburetioin - Exhaust
  • Emission Control
  • Clutch
  • Manual Transmissions
  • Shift-Command Transmissions
  • Brakes and Wheels - Hubs and Drum
  • Rear Axle - Propeller Shaft
  • Front Suspension - Steering Gear
  • Weather Eye
  • All Season Air Conditioning
  • Heavy Duty and Fleet Equipment
  • Body (Chapters 16 - 23)
  • Maintenance and Lubrication
Sample Page:
Below:1969 AMC Shop Manual Sample Page - Carburetion
1969 AMC Shop Manual Sample Page - Carburetion

Specifications

  • Publisher: Detroit Iron
  • Author: American Motors Company
  • Pages: 530 - Hundreds of b&w illustrations
  • Binding: Paperback - 8.5 x 11 inches
  • ISBN: 978-1-7914-0445-1
  • Years: 1969