BODY 1B-6
REAR VIEW MIRROR
The standard equipment rear view m irror installations
are shown in Figure 12. Occasional tightening of mount
ing and assembly bolts and screws will sharply decrease
occurrence of failure due to door slamming or road
shock.
INSTRUMENT PANEL COMPARTMENT
Replacement
Removal of the entire assembly including door may be
accomplished by removing ten screws just inside box and
compartment lamp wire (if so equipped),, The door may
be removed, leaving the compartment intact, by removal
of four screws and bumper shown in Figure 13. Access
to the door stop bumper is gained by reaching up beneath
instrument panel.
Also shown in Figure 13 is the lock. Engagement of
lock in striker may be adjusted by loosening striker re
taining screws and moving the striker to desired position.
The lock cylinder may be serviced as outlined in Sec
tion 0, General Information and Lubrication.
F ig . 12 - Rear V ie w Mirrors
INSTRUMENT PANEL COVER ASSEMBLY
The instrument panel cover (fig. 14) is secured to the
instrument panel by studs, nuts and screws. The studs
are an integral part of the cover assembly.
Removal and Installation
1. Loosen or remove any necessary instrument panel
items, glove box, etc.
2
0
From underside of instrument panel remove attach
ing screws and carefully remove cover assembly.
3. To install, reverse removal procedure.
COWL VENTILATOR {Fig. 15)
The cowl ventilator intake, a louvered opening, extends
across the top of the cowl. The opening permits outside
air to enter into a plenum chamber which distributes the
air to both sides of the cab. Air enters into cab through
openings at right and left interior cowl panels near the
floor.
Air flow is controlled by valves in the outlet openings.
Valves are opened and closed by means of handles.
Cowl Ventilator Grille
Removal
The plenum chamber, located below the air inlet grille,
can be flushed out without having to remove the air inlet
grille from the cowl. However, if necessary air inlet
grille can be readily removed from cowl opening as
follows:
1. Remove windshield wiper arms from wiper pivot
shafts.
2. Raise hood and remove screws, retaining cowl venti
lator grille and cowl hood ledge seal.
CHEVROLET TRUCK SERVICE MANUAL
Summary of Contents for 10 Series 1967
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