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Page 3: ...nts our very finest in design and engineering that it has been built with care and dedication and that it offers all the quality reliability safety and value that you have come to expect from Chevrolet Your new 1969 Chevrolet meets or exceeds all applicable U S Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards Effectiveness of these safety features can best be continued through regular vehicle inspection and...

Page 4: ...enance and Lubrication 41 Specifications and Technical Data 67 Vehicle Identification 72 Index 77 All inlormation contained in this boolelet is the latest prod uct inlormation available at the time 01 printing The right is reserved to make changes at any time without notice eneral Motors Corporation 1968 1 lst EDITION AUGUST 1968 Important Safety and Anti Theft Information to Help You Enjoy the Ma...

Page 5: ...arning flasher Horn TIRES Pressure check at least monthly Cuts and bruises Uneven wear Remaining tread SEAT BELTS Fastened Properly adjusted GLASS AND MIRRORS Cracked broken or missing Mirror adjustment STEERING CONTROL Excessive play in wheel Excessive vibration Bent wheels EXHAUST SYSTEM Missing or damaged parts Leaks attachments 2 PERSONAL CONDITION Physical Mental DRIVING CONDITIONS Weather Ro...

Page 6: ...An unlocked truck with the key still in the ignition lsan open invitation to theft REMEMBER LOCK the ignition LOCK all doors TAKE the key ALWAYS CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION DETROIT MICHIGAN 48202 3 ...

Page 7: ...he time of publication approval The right is reserved to make changes at any time without notice The First Few Hundred Miles of Driving During the first few hundred miles of driving you can by observing a few simple precautions add to the future performance and economy of your vehicle It is recommended whenever possible that your speed during the first 500 miles be confined to a maximum of 60 M P ...

Page 8: ...ey envelope that was given to you at time of de livery Record the key number on the key enve lope and discard the key plugs Keep the key envelope in a safe place such as your wallet NOT IN THE VEHICLE so that you can have a du plicate key made in the event the original key is lost IGNITION SWITCH Ace For operating accessories only Start Used only when starting engine When re leased switch returns ...

Page 9: ...ting ENGINE COLD Depress accelerator pedal to floor and release This sets automatic choke ENGINE HOT Hold accelerator pedal part way down while starting DURING EXTREMELY COLD WEATHER O F and below Depress accelerator pedal to floor three 3 times and RELEASE Turn ignition switch to START and release as soon as engine starts When engine is running smoothly tap accelerator pedal to reduce engine idle...

Page 10: ...ipped with oil pressure light be certain light is off before continuing if still on stop engine 7 and determine fault On vehicles equipped with an oil pressure gauge in J1sm eold weather the oil gauge needle may mo ve e way ov r to the extreme right If 89 r t4l i engine just above idling speed until th indi6 t r hand drops to around the center of the gaijge before driving vehicle The choke knol1 i...

Page 11: ... driving Step hard on Normal accelerator for extra acceleration Driving below 45 mph approx V8 40 Range mph approx 6 cyl For hard pulling at low speeds Sand Snow and climbing or descending steep or Mud and dry grades Shift to L only below on Steep 40 mph Grades Turbo Hydra Matic 400 and Turbo Hydra Matic 350 Shift Positions P PARK Use only when truck is parked or being started Not used on Cor P 30...

Page 12: ...gear shiff control on trucks forward gears transmis sion makes use of the standard H shaped shift pattern and is op erated in the same man ner as the regular 3 speed transmission Shift into first gear may be made when the truck is operating at less than 20 mph Four Speed On equipped with this transmission is located on the right side of the steering column This transmission uses the conventional H...

Page 13: ... The unit then will operate as fol lows At speeds of 30 mph and over the trans mission may be automatically shifted into 4th gear by momentarily releasing the accelerator pedal Shift back into 3rd gear for fast accelera tion by momentarily flooring the accelerator pedal Below 26 mph the unit will automatically return to standard drive To lock Overdrive out while moving floor the accelerator pedal ...

Page 14: ...en being pushed to start the engine turn off all unnecessary electrical loads turn ignition to ON depress the clutch pedal and place the shift lever in high gear Re lease the clutch pedal when speed reaches 10 to 15 miles per hour Never tow the truck to start with Automatic Transmission The engine cannot be started by pushing the truck To start the engine when the battery is discharged use an auxi...

Page 15: ...2 Hi All Wheel Drive 4 Hi All Wheel Drive 4 Hi Rear Wheel Drive 2 Hi Any Position Neutral A 1y Position I All Wheel Drive 4 lo PROCEDURE 1 With truck stopped 2 Depress clutch pedal 3 Shift all the way into desired axle drive position 4 Operate transmission in normal manner l May be made at any speed forward or reverse 2 No declutching or transmission shifting necessary 3 Move lever rearward into p...

Page 16: ...tion 3 If vehicle is to move shift the transfer case into desired range If the truck is to remain stationary leave the transfer case in Neutral 4 Shift transmission into 1st or 2nd gear 5 Accelerate engine as required CAUTION If the power DO NOT USE ALL WHEEL DRIVE t k ff t b t d ON HARD PAVEMENT a e o IS 0 e opera e with the truck remaining WHE A RIVE stationary the lubricant in the transfer case...

Page 17: ...ST be taken If front wheels are on the road disconnect the front drive shaft If rear wheels are on the road disconnect the rear drive shaft 14 POSITRACTION AND NO SPIN REAR AXLE The above axles optional at extra cost provide additional traction on snow ice mud sand and gravel particularly when one rear wheel is on a surface providing poor traction During normal driving and cornering these units fu...

Page 18: ...The group of six figures in the speed ometer lower center section indicates the accu mulated mileage SPEEDOMETER GENERATOR TELL TALE INDICATOR DIRECTIONAL SIGNAL INDICATORS OIL PRESSURE BRAKE SYSTEM TEMPERATURE TELL TELL TALE WARNING TALE INDICATOR INDICATOR LIGHT 12 1 Ton Standard Models 15 Forward Control Models BRAKE SYSTEM WARNING LIGHT OIL PRESSURE GAUGE GAUGE SWITCH Flatface Cowl Models ...

Page 19: ...e cooling system is thoroughly checked and the cause of the overheating is found and corrected When the light is off normal en gine operating temperature is indicated 16 NOTE As a check on the condition of the Gen erator Oil Pressure and Temperature Indicator Lights the bulbs will light up when the ignition switch is in ON position but before the en gine is started and while the engine is being cr...

Page 20: ... OIL PRESSURE GAUGE OR LIGHT These units indicate the amount of oil pressure 17 in the engine lubrication system Proper gauge or indicator interpretation is given under Op erating Instructions FUEL GAUGE The fuel gauge is wired through the ignition switch and indicates the level of fuel in the tank when the ignition switch is turned on This gauge uses a balanced needle for greater ac curacy The ga...

Page 21: ...lutch is engaged driving the transmission and the rear wheels BRAKING SYSTEMS CAUTION Driving throug h deep water may affect brake performance Applying the brakes lightly will indicate whether they have been affected To dry them quickly lightly apply the brakes while maintaining a slow forward speed with an assured clear distance ahead until brake performance returns to normal 18 Trucks equipped w...

Page 22: ...rapid increase in pedal travel is experienced immediate inspection should be made by your Authorized Dealer CAUTION Care should be exercised to assure that full brake pedal travel cannot be ob structed by improper floor mats or other inter fering material under the pedal 19 PARKING BRAKE Cab and Panel light duty trucks use pedal type me chanisms mounted to the left of the steering column under the...

Page 23: ... located on the floor is used to change the headlamp beam from 20 high to low or low to high Each time the switch is depressed the light beam changes A headlamp beam indicator on the face of the speedometer lights up when the headlamps are on high beam GOOD DRIVING PRACTICE Always use the low beam when approaching or following other vehicles The headlamp circuit is protected by a circuit breaker i...

Page 24: ... HEATER OPERATION Deluxe Air Heater Push the AIR FAN lever to the right to allow outside air to pass through the heater Further movement of the lever operates the low medium and high speeds of the fan Adjust temperature HEAT lever as required to 21 HEATER CONTROL POSITIONS Deluxe Air Healer Conlro give the desired degree of heat Full right posi tion provides maximum heat Move the DEFROSTER lever t...

Page 25: ...osition Additional ventilation may be obtained by op erating the fan as desired CAUTION Do not use the Cruise Master when conditions do not warrant maintaining a constant speed such as in heavy traffic or on winding or slippery roads The optional Cruise Master provides fully auto matic speed control for your comfort when travel ing on turnpikes expressways or other non congested highways The syste...

Page 26: ...the adjustable instrument panel outlets During periods of less severe heat and humid ity the upper lever may be set on the vertical mark to the left of the word AIR to blend in a To defrost or DE ICE operate the heater as portion of outside air described above but with the upper lever moved During more temperate weather conditions fully right to divert the entire airflow to the de move the upper l...

Page 27: ...Four Season System Air Outlets The barrel type center outlet may be turned to direct air flow up down straight out or shut off 24 ...

Page 28: ...lower speed Regulate and direct air flow by varying or closing the adjustable louvers in the roof duct Am CONDITIONING OPERATING TIPS Close all windows and vents when operating air conditioning except for the first few min utes of operation when the vehicle interior is very hot Close all windows as Soon as the excessively heated air has escaped 25 Operate system for 30 seconds before switch ing to...

Page 29: ...tons automatically se lect preset stations To preset allow the radio to play several minutes to thoroughly warm up pull the push button out as far as it will go manually tune selector to desired station then push button in Repeat for each push button NOTE For best reception the antenna should be extended to at least the roof height of the cab or to full height of antenna if equipped with van body ...

Page 30: ...Push forward on the lever to release the seat ad juster lock so that the seat assembly can be moved forward or rearward as desired Fixed seat backs are available for base front seats as well as optional front seats Left and right hand bolts passing through the seat back arms are used to anchor the seat back to the seat cushion frame Forward Control model seat height adjustment is made by means of ...

Page 31: ...ases his hold on the lever A light flashes to indicate proper operation of the front and rear turn signal lamps If the indi cator lamp remains on and does not flash check for a defective signal lamp bulb If the indicator fails to light when the lever is moved check the fuse and indicator bulb 28 In the event your vehicle is 0 FF disabled or you stop for any rea son on the high way the four way haz...

Page 32: ...washer solvent or water onto the wind shield and at thesame time turn the wiper motor on The wipers will then continue to operate until the control knob is manually turned off CAUTION Be sure to have the fluid level in the washer reservoir checked regularly with spe cial attention to keeping the reservoir fllled during periods of heavy use GM Optikleen should be used as directed to prevent freez i...

Page 33: ...ing from the buckle The snug and low positions are essential in order that the force ex erted by the lap belt in a collision may be spread over the strong hip bone structure and not across the soft abdominal area For retractor equipped belts pull the retractor half of the belt to a solid stop to make sure that the belt webbing is com pletely unwound from the retractor drum then connect the belt an...

Page 34: ...e floor mounted end and adjusted to remove excess slack Lap Belt Adjustment Level Ride Adjust from 31 seat to floor to a minimum length at any specific seat adjustment with an allowance for seat ride travel and at the same time to provide maximum restraint Releasing Belts To release the belts simply de press the push button located in the center of the buckle Care of Belts Keep the belts clean and...

Page 35: ... The use of the cushion should be discontinued as soon as the child is old enough to see out of the windows without it 5 Do not use shoulder belts on children shorter than approximately 4 feet 7 inches in height 32 6 General Motors recommends that children be restrained when riding However if conditions require that a child must stand he should stand on the floor directly behind the front seat Thi...

Page 36: ...ive belt breaks the vehicle can still be steered but much greater steering effort will be required DUAL ACTION SAFETY HOOD LATCHES Conventional Models The hood is held closed by a lock mechanism located at the front center edge of the hood The lock can be released by reaching into the upper grille opening and lifting the release lever The lever should be held up until the lock mechanism clears the...

Page 37: ...losed the hood is secured by a cam type lock and rests on two adjustable rubber bumpers Engine Covers And Access Doors CAUTION When running engine keep engine cover closed tight Forward Control P IO Models Hinged engine cover can be opened for access to engine oil filler and dipstick crankcase breather air cleaner carburetor distributor and battery Cooling system filler is accessible from under th...

Page 38: ... EngIne Cover From outside the ve hicle the hood can be opened for access to the Engine Hood Prop battery oil dipstick radiator fill cap crankcase breather windshield washer bottle and other items for easier servicing Fuel tank filler is located toward the rear of the vehicle on the left side Bo ery ond Radiolor Service Adjustoble Seat 35 ...

Page 39: ...nd other service information No one else has more knowledge of servicing your Chevrolet than your Chevrolet Authorized Dealer and his trained service technicians 36 Other important contributions to Chevrolet s Guardian Maintenance Service program are the use of genuine General Motors parts and ac cessories which have the same high quality stan dards as the original equipment and the use of Chevrol...

Page 40: ...ngine Oil Change and Filters Changing en gine oil and air fuel and oil filters at recom 37 mended intervals is the owner s best investment in prolonged engine life efficiency and perform ance When replacement is necessary always in sist on AC ACron filters Transmission Oil Change Extended use and contamination affect transmission fluid To assure efficient operation transmission oil pan should be d...

Page 41: ...e combustion chambers of any gasoline engine depending upon oil and fuel quality and operating conditions For best results follow the fuel and oil recommendations in this manual 38 Air Conditioner Annual maintenance is neces sary to assure proper performance Adding of re frigerant may be necessary from time to time Paint Chrome and Trim are affected by normal wear and exposure Proper maintenance a...

Page 42: ...ate intermediate steering shafts and body parts Check emissiOn control items at first oil change adjust engine idle speed idle fuel mixture ignition timing and First 12 000 Inspect air cleaner element after 12 000 miles miles of use If satisfactory rotate 1800 operational check of thePCV and from original position and reinstall related parts Lubricate automatic transmission control shaft Rotate di...

Page 43: ...necessary remove plug and install lube fitting Every 24 000 Replace paper air cleaner element miles Clean and oil Polyurethane wrap air During winter Check operation of air conditioning months system cleaner Replace distributor cam lubricator Replace automatic transmission fluid on 10 Series models Adjust Powerglide Periodically Inspect brake linings and check system for leaks low band at first fl...

Page 44: ... responsible under terms of the Manufacturer s New Vehicle Warranty 41 Operation in a Foreign Country If you plan to operate your truck outside the continental limits of the United States or Canada there is a possibility that the best fuels available are so low in anti knock quality that excessive knocking and serious engine damage may result from their use To minimize this pOSSibility write to Ch...

Page 45: ...l Additives The regular use of supplemental additives is specifically not recommended and will increase operating costs However in cases of specific problems which may arise under certain condi tions additive supplements are available that can effectively and economically solve these problems without causing other difficulties For example if higher detergency is required to reduce varnish and slud...

Page 46: ... work related to vehicle emissions and control systems have been developed which are highly effective in reducing undesirable crank case and exhaust emissions This work continues at an accelerated pace All new 1969 Chevrolet passenger cars and light duty trucks comply with all Federal and State laws and regula tions for the Control of Air Pollution from New Motor Vehicles and New Motor Vehicle Eng...

Page 47: ...ational check of the PCV Valve should be made at the first oil change 4 months or 6 000 miles whichever occurs first Every 12 months or 12 000 miles whichever occurs first the PCVValve should be replaced cleaned on Corvairengines Also all hoses fittings and the inlet air filter should be inspected cleaned and replaced if necessary Always specify an AC PCV valve at replacement time NOTE I the posit...

Page 48: ...AIR system also includes a special calibrated carburetor distributor and related components MAINTENANCE Complete effectiveness of this system is dependent on proper adjustment of idle speed ignition timing and idle fuel mixture being set according to speci fications as indicated on a decal under the hood_ These adjustments should be checked at the first oil change 4 months or 6 000 miles whichever...

Page 49: ...t according to the specifications shown on a decal under the hood These adjustments should be checked at the first oil change 4 months or 6 000 miles whichever comes first Subsequent checks should be made at 12 month or 12 000 mile intervals whichever comes first These adjustments are also included as part of the quality tune up recommended at the same intervals System illustrated on V S engine 6 ...

Page 50: ...tions apply to the first change as well as subsequent oil changes The oil 43 change interval for your truck engine is based on the use of oils that meet the requirements indi cated in the section on Engine Oil Recommenda tions Oil change intervals longer than those listed above will result in serious reductions in engine life and may affect Chevrolet s obligation under the provisions of the new ve...

Page 51: ...he engine backfires Be cause backfiring may cause fire in the engine compartment the air cleaner should be in stalled at all times unless temporary removal is necessary during repair or maintenance of the vehicle NOTE Under prolonged dusty driving conditions if is recommended tho these operations be per formed more often For maximum protection specify an AC Acron air filter element Oil Bath Type T...

Page 52: ...and fittings should be inspected cleaned and replaced if necessary At replace ment time specify an AC PCV valve 45 AIR INJECTION REACTOR SYSTEM The Air Injector Reactor system should have the A I R pump drive belt inspected for wear and tension every 12 months or 12 000 miles whichever occurs first MANIFOLD HEAT CONTROL VALVE Check manifold heat control valve for freedom of operation If shaft is s...

Page 53: ...d level is low Normally when the Heye indicates a low liquid level condition the other five cells should also be checked If the liquid level is found to be low water should be 46 added to each cell until the liquid level rises to the bottom of the split ring DO NOT OVER FILL If the battery is continually low have gen erator regulator checked Distilled water should be used in order to eliminate the...

Page 54: ...types of lamps there are several different procedures covering 47 bulb replacement The bulb sockets for the park ing lamps unsnap and pull out of the housings All lamps on the rear of the vehicle have lenses only that are attached directly to the lamp body To remove the bulb after access has been gained push bulb in slightly and turn it counterclock wise as far as possible and pull it out of its s...

Page 55: ...ionally for oil and water leaks and the necessary repairs made Keep the engine clean externally 48 DISTRIBUTOR CAM LUBRICATOR 6 Cylinder Engine Rotate cam lubricator 1800 at 12 000 mile intervals replace at 24 000 mile intervals 8 Cylinder Engine Change cam lubricator end for end at 12 000 mile intervals replace at 24 000 mile intervals COOLANT RECOMMENDATIONS The inhibited year around engine cool...

Page 56: ... coolant meeting GM Speci fication 1899 M should be used NOTE Alcohol or methanol base coolants or 49 plain water a re not recommended for your vehicle at any time The coolant level should be approximately one inch below bottom of the filler neck on downflow radiator when engine is cold On crossflow ra diators if the engine is cold the coolant level should be three inches below bottom of filler ne...

Page 57: ...erature approximately 1Boo 190 F When checking the oil park the vehicle on a level surface place the selector lever in Park and with the engine running note reading Add oil only 50 with the transmission hot and the oil level at the ADD mark The amount of oil required under these conditions is one pint DO NOT OVERFILL General Motors DEXRON Automatic Trans mission Fluid Part numbers 1050568 1050569 ...

Page 58: ...t should be level with bot tom of filler plug hole Multi Purpose gear lubricant meeting U S Army Ord Spec MIL L 2105B is recommended if additions are required to bring up the lubri cant level The Gear Lubricant Viscosity Table at the right shows the proper viscosity lubricant to be used during vehicle operation 51 Transmission Shift Linkage Manual and Automatic Every 6 000 miles or 4 months lubric...

Page 59: ... transmission to either front or rear axles and associated linkage points and air vents require special procedures Front Axle The front axle should be checked every 6 000 52 miles and refilled with S A E 90 Multi Purpose Gear Lubricant when necessary With the differ ential at operating temperature fill to the level of filler plug hole If differential is cold fill to level of h below the filler plu...

Page 60: ...on depends upon driving conditions such as traffic or terrain and also the driving tech niques of individual owners Your Authorized Dealer is best qualified to advise you as to how often this inspection should be per formed When replace ment is required spe cify GM and United De lco parts POWER BRAKES Trucks equipped with power brakes utilize 53 engine vacuum to reduce the braking effort to much l...

Page 61: ...e possibility of traction loss the following precau tions should be observed 1 Slow down during rainstorms or when roads are slushy 2 Slow down if road has standing water or puddles 54 3 Replace tires when tread wear indicators are visible 4 Keep tires properly inflated For temporary assistance when traction is lost on ice or snow the use of AC Liquid Tire Chain is recommended NOTE See Tire Wear I...

Page 62: ... when trucks are operated continuously on high crown roads an increase in air pressure of from 5 to 10 pounds in the outside tire of each dual produces maxi mum tire life Tire Wear Indicators Passenger Car Type Tires Only The original equipment tires on your vehicle in corporate built in tread wear indicators to assist 55 you in determining when your tires have been worn to the point of needing re...

Page 63: ...een driven 10miles or more at 60 70 miles per hour 4 Vehicles with luggage racks do not have a vehicle load limit greater thanthat specified 5 W hen towing trailers the allowable passenger and cargo load must be reduced by an amount equal to the trailer tongue load onthe trailer hitch NOTE 4PR Load Range B 6PR Load Range C 8PR Load Range D Gross Vehicle MODEL W eight or M ax load Capacity Incl Tir...

Page 64: ...710 1840 1980 2100 2220 2330 1770 1930 2060 1770 1930 2060 2 190 2310 2440 TUBELESS TIRES MOUNTED ON 15 TAPERED BEAD SEAT DROP CENTER RIMS 1695 1815 1695 1815 1925 2040 2 145 1940 2075 1940 2075 2205 2335 2455 70 75 NOTE 1 The selection of lire sizes for light trucks shall be based on meeting the requirements of tire load conditions NOTE 3 For special operatine conditions such as campers or other ...

Page 65: ...060 1565 1690 1815 1565 1690 1815 1930 2040 2140 TUBELESS TIRES MOUNTED ON 15 TAPERED BEAD SEAT DROP CENTER RIMS 1485 1590 1485 1590 1690 1790 1880 1700 1820 1700 1820 1935 2050 2155 1850 1990 2110 2230 2350 2460 1850 1990 2110 2230 2350 2460 70 75 2570 2680 1 NOTE 1 The selection of tire sizes for Ilght1rucks shall be based on meeting the requirements of tire load conditions NOTE 3 For special op...

Page 66: ... 2030 2190 2350 250 0 2650 2780 10 16 5 6 20 10 2170 2330 10 16 5 8 2010 2 170 2330 2480 2620 2750 12 16 5 8 2590 2800 3000 14 1 7 5 8 3500 3790 4060 14 17 5 10 3500 3790 4060 4320 4570 4800 NOTE 1 The selection of tire sizes for light trucks shall be based on meeting the requi rements of tire load conditions NOTE 3 For special operatins conditions such as campers or other high cenler of gravity l...

Page 67: ...515 1630 1750 1855 1970 207 0 NOTE 1 The selection of lire sizes lor light trucks shall be based on meeting the requi rements of lire load conditions NOTE 3 For special operating conditions such as campers or other tligll center 01 gravity loading vehIcles cold 10l1alion pressure must be increased by 10 psi NOTE 2 Underscoring denotes ma imum permissible loads Minimum recommended cold inflation pr...

Page 68: ...LTIPIECE RIMS CAUTION Tires used on multi iece rims sheuld he assembled and inflated only by experienced qualified personnel Always inflate tires i a safety cat whenever possible or use a clip on air chuck and stand aside 61 ...

Page 69: ...get underneath On vehicles equipped with a positraction differential RltlI i do not run the engine with one drive UN JACK LOCATION REAR POSITION JACK UNDER AXLE HOUSING AS CLOSE TO WHEEl AS POSSIBLE wheel oft the ground since the vehicle CONTROL ARM PIVOT BAR may drive through the wheel remaining on the ground WHEEl REMOVAL REMOVE HUB CAP WITH WHEEl WRENCH LOOSEN BUT DO NOT REMOVE WHEEL NUTS BEFOR...

Page 70: ...ngs should be lubricated every 30 000 miles Do not mix wheel bearing lubricants CAUTION Long fibre type greases should not be used on roller bearing front wheels 63 When replacement is necessary specify United Delco parts Rear The rear wheel bearings receive their lubrica tion from the rear axle When installing bearings which have been cleaned prelube with wheel bearing grease CLUTCH The clutch pe...

Page 71: ...st is provided by a hydraulic pump driven by the engine When the engine is not running or if the power steering pump drive belt breaks there is no power assist and much greater steer ing effort is required Front SUSPENSION Maintain correct front end alignment to pro 64 vide easy steering longer tire life and driving stability Independent Front Suspension Check control arm bushings and ball joints ...

Page 72: ...tion fitting Use water resistant EP chassis grease which meets General Motors Specification GM 6031M at these points 65 Lubricate brake and clutch pedal springs every 6 000 miles with engine oil for all models PARKING BRAKE Every 6 000 miles clean and lubricate all park ink brake pivot points with water resistant EP chassis Grease which meets General Motors Specification GM 6031M BODY LUBRICATION ...

Page 73: ...A damp cloth will wipe dust from hard surfaces Remove upholstery stains as soon as possible before they set and become difficult to remove Washday detergents or the several cleaners and spot removers available from your authorized 66 Dealer are recommended for the different types of stains CAUTION When cleaning interior fabrics or carpeting do not use volatile cleaning sol vents such as acetone la...

Page 74: ...ht front side block to rear of distributor of block TRANSMISSION LUBRICANT CAPACITIES P O Vierglide Total 9 0 quarts U S measure 7 5qts Imperial measure Turbo H ydra malic 400 Tolal9 5 Quarts U S measure 8 qts Imperial measure Turbo Hydra malic 350 Total 10 0quarts U S measure 8 qts Imperial measure U S Imperial U S Imperial Measure Measure Measure Measure 3 Speed 1 75 pints 1 5 pints 3 Speed H D ...

Page 75: ... Air Conditioning 68 Thermostat A 1950 thermostat is standard equip ment 8 cylinder engines with smog control Non smog V 8 180o stat A 1950 thermostat is also used on 6 cylinder engines and when Air Injection Reactor System is installed Pressure Cap Capacity 13 psi Except for vehicles equipped with air conditioning or heavy duty cooling VOS or a 396 cu in L 47 engine which take a 15 psi capacity c...

Page 76: ... 1 1 75 1 1 1 3 Speed New Process Close Ratio 435 5 64 1 4 56 1 2 28 1 1 31 1 1 1 REAR AXLE u s Imperial FOUR WHEEL DRIVE bnperial u s Lubricant Capacities Pints Measure Measure Lubricant Capacities Pints Measure Measure 3300 4 5 3 75 Front Axle 5 4 25 3500 4 5 3 75 Knuckle End 0 5 375 5200 6 5 5 5 Transfer Case 5 4 25 7200 6 5 5 5 Power Take Off 1 75 11000 14 0 11 75 69 ...

Page 77: ...1895 Power 12 CP 4 CP 2 CP 2 CP 2 CP I CP 4 CP 32 CP 4 CP 32 CP 2 CP I CP 2 CP 2 CP 2CP 2 CP 3 CP 2 CP 2 CP 2 CP 70 FUSES CIRCUIT BREAKERS The wiring circuitsare protected from short circuits by acombination of fuses circuit breakers and fusible Ihermallinks in the wiring itself This greatly reduces the hazard of electrically caused fires in the vehicles The headlamp circuit is protected by a circ...

Page 78: ...nking Power at O F FUEL TANK DATA Copacity Ga llons Series and Models Tank Location Sid or a pproximate Opt U S Imperial Measure Measure 0 through 30 series cabs Back of seat in cab Std 20 0 16 75 Panel or Suburban Inside of frame behind rear axle Std 24 5 20 5 30 series except cab models Outside left hand side roil Std 20 0 16 5 PA20 30 forward controls Outside right hand side ra il Std 30 0 25 0...

Page 79: ...ward Control EXAMPLE C s 1 09 GVW Range 1 3600 5600 2 5500 8100 3 6700 10000 1 03 Cab To Axle Dimension 07 42 47 09 54 59 10 60 65 12 72 77 13 78 83 14 84 89 15 90 95 Body and Brake 02 Flat Face Cowl 03 Cab 04 Stepside Pickup 05 Panel 06 Suburban 09 Cab Platform and Stake Rack 12 Windshield Cowl 16 Suburban Tail and Liftgate 26 Custom Suburban Panel Rear Doors 34 Fleetside Pickup 35 Forward Contro...

Page 80: ... the glove box door on P series it will be located on an inner body panel The plate lists the V LN vehicle identification number wheelbase paint infor mation and all Production options or Special Equipment on the vehicle when it was shipped from the factory ALWAYS REFER TO THIS INFORMATION WHEN ORDERING PARTS IMPORTANT RETAIN THIS PLATE AS A PERMANENT RECORD 73 ...

Page 81: ...60 RPO Gsa 7 00 14 8 7 00_ 14_ 8 CS CE 10 00 I exc 05 06 16 25 00 2500 35 00 R O SO mQdel 1 01 1 oo j6 8 00_ 5_6 CSlCE 10 0 00 1 1 05 06 16 mod 18 5400 2500 R O bO 3500 R O 50 8 00_16 5_6 8 00_16 5_6 KS KE 10 I 00 I _ _ 1 exc Ob 16 BOO 2900 3300 3600 model s 1 8 00 6 5 1 00 5_6 KS KE 10 127 60OS H OO 29 00 3300 3600 _ I 106 16 models 1 8 0 5 1 8 5 6 eo 1 _ _ I PS O 54 00 2500 25 00 5 00 IR 8 00 16...

Page 82: ... mOdel 7S00 RPO GSa 50 I 6 50 1 6 s s CS CE 20 6200 HOO 1000 00 16 5_11 8 00_1 i aS 06 16 00 1 6700 3000 JOOO 5200 6000 75 J b 5 8 8 75 16 7S00 RPO 1 60 RPOGSO 50_ 16 5_8 9 50 16 zoo 1000 00 10 s_ 00_1 CS CE 2 10H t 700 3000 2700 5Z 00 s oo 00 16 s 00 1 lO 75 00 RPOG SQ o 16 _R 50 Lb KS K F 2 0 b lO 3800 8 00_1 f II 00_ I o s_ as 06 7200 3500 200 5Z00 5000 R l0 I tl 1 00 1 I O mod l ti 7500 HPOC50...

Page 83: ...4 7800 3500 3000 7200 6 20C 9 50 16 5 9 50 16 5_ RPO GSO mode l 9 000 lOS 8300 G60 9 50 6 5_10 9 50 16 5 0 7300 ZOO 00_16 5_ S 00 _16 5 I0 m IOOOO 3500 3500 12 00 300 00 1 6 5 S 00_ I 6 5 800 PS E 30 I3J RPOC60 14000 4000 4000 11000 11 80 0 S 19 5 8 8 19 5 100 RPO Z SI RPO 22 RPO H22 R PO H22 RPO HZ2 DIESEL MQDELS 7700S 6Z00 8 00_11 5 8 8 00_ 16 5_ 10 PT 30 10000 3500 3500 noo J OO RPO 060 00_16 5...

Page 84: ...ator Indicator light 16 Governor 48 H Hazard Flasher Four Way Warning 28 Heater and Heater Tips 21 22 Headlight Beam Indicator light 20 Hoods alld Access Doors 33 34 Igllition Switch ll1struments J Jacking nstructiolls K Keys L Page 5 15 62 5 lamp Bulb Data 70 lap Belts 30 lane Changer 28 light Switch 20 lubricatioll 36 41 M Mailltellallce and lubricatioll 36 Manifold Heat Control Valve 45 Manual ...

Page 85: ...d N Y 175 Central Ave South Cheektowaga N Y Buffalo 2615 Walden Ave Syracuse N Y 107 Twin Oaks Dr Tarrytown N Y 371 S Broadway 78 Charlotte N C 701 Interstate 85 Fargo N D 701 Fourth Ave N Parma Ohio Cleveland 12990 Snow Road Parma Sharonville Ohio Cincinnati 11575 Reading Rd Oklahoma City Oklahoma 12 N E 36th Street Beaverton Oregon Portland 2250 N W Tualatin Valley Hwy Carnegie Penn Pittsburgh 5...

Page 86: ...OPERATING RECORD DATE MILEAGE GASOLINE OIL REPAIRS DATE MILEAGE GASOLINE OIL REPAIRS I I j 79 ...

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