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Universal Jeep Model CJ-3B

Factory

See CJ-3B Drawings for more dimensions.

The plate (10-1/4 x 2-1/4 in.) found on the passenger side of the dashboard lists maximum speeds for all gears. (Reproduction plates in various styles are available from www.dataplates4u.com.)

CJ-3B Dash Plate

Instrumentation

1962 instrument cluster, David O'Steen Ammeter, Heat Indicator Gauge, Speedometer, Oil Pressure Gauge, Fuel Level Gauge. The small speedometer (similar to the CJ-2A and CJ-3A) used in early models was manufactured by King-Seeley (KS). An Auto-Lite unit was used in Jeeps that registered in kilometers.

Starting as early as serial number 57348-34422 in the 1957 model year, a new larger speedometer/instrument cluster was used. Through serial number 57348-35521 it was a King-Seeley, and begining with 35522 there were Stewart-Warner (SW) units in 6 and 12-volt, and miles and kilometers.

For more details on part numbers and applications for KS and SW instruments according to serial number, see DJ-3A (and CJ-3B) Speedometers. See also these pages of the 1962 Jeep Universal Parts List (100K JPEG):


 

Compared to Other Jeeps

Vehicle specs

(From Jeep vehicles and equipment, Willys Form #W-992-5)

Technical Information Sources

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The above information comes from the Haynes manual (Jeep CJ:1949 thru 1986), the Chilton manual (Jeep: 1945 to1987), and the Kaiser Jeep Universal Service Manual (1965).

See the CJ3B Bookshelf for other useful books.

See Specs and Tech Tips on CJ3B.info, and the CJ-3B Bulletin Board for answers to questions.

JeepBook.com has a variety of original Jeep manuals and literature.

Reprints of Parts, Service and Owner's Manuals are available from Original Reproductions.

Download Parts and Service Manuals in PDF form at Willys Manuals.


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