Front Cover Page 2 - Introduction To The Booklet Page 3 - Why Good Ignition Is Needed In Starting A Car & Starting Begins With The Battery Page 4 - What "Amperehour" Means & What A Fully Charged Battery Should Read Page 5 - What Is Specific Gravity & How Does If Affect A Battery's Charge Page 6 - When The Thermometer Corrects The Hydrometer Page 7 - Reading Precautions To Remember & Reading A Battery After Cranking Page 8 - What Battery Capacity Means Page 9 - What Cold Weather Does To A Battery Page 10 - Cold Weather Affects On Your Battery Continued Page 11 - When To Recharge A Battery & What To Check Before Recharging Page 12 - Ignition System Problems Associated With Starting Problems Page 13 - Checking The Pigtails Inside Your Distributor Page 14 - How To Troubleshoot The Distributor's Pigtails & Checking The Spark Plugs Page 15 - How To Check & Adjust The Automatic Choke Page 16 - How To Check The Linkage Between The Choke & The Carburetor Page 17 - How To Check The Gasket Between The Choke & The Manifold Page 18 - How To Adjust The Rectangular Choke Page 19 - The Manual Choke & Fuel System Problems Associated With Problem Starting Page 20 - Make Sure There Is No Water In The Gas Tank & Checking The Fuel Pump Pressure Page 21 - Check The Connections On The Starter & The Commutator Page 22 - More Information On Checking The Starter Motor Page 23 - How To Test The Starter Motor Page 24 - How To Check The Armature For Grounds Page 25 - The Three Types Of Starter Drives Page 26 - Lining Up The Teeth On Your Starter & Servicing Starter Drives Page 27 - How To Adjust Your Starter's Pinion Clearance & Starter Tests Page 28 - How To Replace The Flywheel Ring Gear Page 29 - You May Need To Check Your Car's Engine Compression Page 30 - Three Important Facts To Remember In Starting Your 1948 Chrysler Page 31 - Test Questions Back Cover Including Battery & Starter Motor Specifications