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Page 4: ...mpanies reserve the right however to discon tinue or change specifications or design at any time without notice and without incurring any obligation whatsoever Read your Warranty Facts Booklet that accompanies this Owner Manual for full details of your Ford Motor Company New Vehicle Warranties SERVICE DEPARTMENT LINCOLN MERCURY DIVISION ...

Page 5: ...IGNITION SWiTCH 4 STARTING THE ENGINE 4 STARTING UNDER ADVERSE CONDITIONS 5 DRIVING TRANSMISSION OPERATION 5 NEW CAR BREAK IN 6 TOWiNG 6 PUSHING 7 ROCKING THE CAR 7 USE OF BATTERY JUMPER CABLES 7 POWER BRAKES WITH DISC BRAKE FEATURES 7 PARKING BRAKES 8 PARKING BRAKE RELEASE 8 TOWING A TRAILER 8 3 ...

Page 6: ... the floor and then releasing it Turn the ignition key to the start position until the engine starts and then release it Allow the engine to operate freely for a few seconds then depress the accelerator pedal slightly and release to reduce engine speed The engine will idle faster than normal until it warms up and the choke is fully open NOTE If air temperature is below 10 F or the vehicle has been...

Page 7: ...cal is completely slopped hold your foot on the brake pedal and move the lever to the R Reverse position CAUTION Do not shift into reverse R when the car is moving forward Do not shift into a forward range when the car is moving backward N NEUTRAL When the transmission selector lever is placed in the N position there is neither forward nor reverse gear engagement 0 ORIVE The normal driving range i...

Page 8: ... pedal to downshift from high to second gear A forced downshift from high or second to low gear is possible at speeds under 35 MPH in 0 range 6 NEW CAR BREAK IN Up to 250 miles avoid wide open throttle starts and drive slowly until the engine warms up Brake linings will seat better if hard stops are avoided In fact brake lining wear can be materially reduced by avoid ing severe stops throughout th...

Page 9: ...cedure is not followed extensive damage may be done to the charging system of your car CAUTION Since explosive hydrogen gas is always present spa rks or flames should not be allowed near the battery When using battery JUMPER cables the cables should always be hooked to the booster battery first to reduce the possibility of sparks near a charged battery POWER BRAKES WITH DISC BRAKE FEATURE Your car...

Page 10: ... brake fluids may result in brake failure PARKING BRAKES The parking brake pedal is suspended above the toeboa rd to the left of the service brake pedal For maximum ease of application depress the service brake firmly with the right foot and hold follow with firm application of the parking brake 8 PARKING BRAKES RELEASE A ll Li ncoln Continenta ls are equipped with an automatic parking brake relea...

Page 11: ...2 SPEEDOMETER AND ODOMETER 12 TRIP ODOMETER 12 HIGH BEAM INDICATOR LIGHT 13 COURTESY LIGHTS 13 LIGHT SWITCH 13 TURN INDICATOR LIGHTS 14 WIPERS WASHERS 14 W INDSHIELD WASHER ADDITIVE 15 ELECTRIC CLOCK 15 MAP LIGHT 15 AS H TRAYS LIGHTER 15 EMERGENCY FLASHER 16 NON GLARE INSIDE M IRROR 16 REMOTE CONTROL SIDE VIEW M IRROR 16 o ...

Page 12: ...per Washer Control 14 21 Seat Belt Reminder Light 12 4 Heater Air Conditioner 23 lh AM Radio Stereo Tape System 31 19 D oor Open Warn in Light 11 28 Ignition Switch 4 4b Auto Temp Control System 24 11 b AM FM Radio 28 20 Oil Pressure Warning lighl 11 29 Ash Tray and lighter 15 5 High Beam Indicat lr light 13 12 Antenna Switch 31 21 Engine Temp Warning Ught 11 30 Brake Warning Light 12 6 Odometer 1...

Page 13: ...nsidered normal providing the light goes out and remains out when higher engine speeds are obtained ENGINE TEMPERATURE WARNING LIGHT The HOT warning light appears if the engine becomes overheated The cause for an overheated engine condition must be corrected before contin uing to operate the car If an overheating condition is encountered at engine idle the engine speed w ill automatically increase...

Page 14: ... are satisfactory The light will go out when the key is released to the normal ON position FUEL GAUGE AND LOW FUEL WARNING LIGHT This gauge registers the fuel level in the tank w henever the ignition switch is in the accessory or ignition position and w ill read F for a full tank A small window in the center of the fuel gauge dial will light up when the tank is approximately three gallons from bei...

Page 15: ...ockwise as far as possible The rear reading lights can also be operated by a switch in each rear arm rest SWITCH POSITIONS LIGHT SWITCH CD CD CD All lights are OFF Parking lights instrument panel lights rear lights and side marker lights are ON Head lights instrument panel lights rear lights and sidemarker lights are ON Switch positions Rotate to Turn ON Rear Reading Lights Courtesy Lights Switch ...

Page 16: ...ellation when the turn is completed NOTE If the indicator light on the instrument panel does not flash remains on continuously or no flasher sound can be heard when signaling a turn there is a malfunction in the system that should be corrected as soon as possible by a qualified service t echnician Until the repair is m ade be sure t o use the accepted hand signals to indicate your driving intentio...

Page 17: ...is not keeping accu rate time the hands should be reset by pulling outward on the reset knob and turning it counter clockwise to move the clock hands back to correct for fast running or clockwise to move the hands forward to correct for slow running This action will cause the self regulating mechanism within the clock to automatically correct the clock speed by a small increment If for example the...

Page 18: ... flashing action CAUTION Do not use the emergency flasher system whi le moving on the highway Such operation is prohibited in certain areas DAY NITE NON GLARE REAR VIEW MIRROR This two position inside rear view mirror features a daytime position REMOTE CONTROL SIDE VIEW MIRROR This mirror is adjusted by moving the inside control knob in the direction that the mirror is to be moved Move the control...

Page 19: ... HOOD RELEASE SECTION THREE TABLE OF CONTENTS Page No POWER WINDOW CONTROLS 18 VENT WiNDOWS 18 FRONT SEAT CONTROLS 18 SEAT BELTS 19 SHOULDER BELTS 19 ADJUSTABLE HEAD RESTRAINTS 20 DOOR LOCK SySTEM 20 HOOD RELEASE HANDLE 20 17 ...

Page 20: ...ent operation of t he windows The right front door arm rest contains a switch which controls the right door window The rear side trim panels each have a switch to operate a rear window 18 POWER VENT WINDOWS Refer to the OPTION and ACCESSORY Section of this manual FRONT SEAT CONTROLS Two Way Power Seats The standard two way power seat bench type seats only provides fore and aft movement of the seat...

Page 21: ... before adjust ing and f astening the other half of the belt unit Pull firmly at the belt to be sure no slack is left in the retractor A definite stop will be f elt when the belt is completely extended CAUTION Never install a retractor on the belt to which the buckle is attached SEAT BELT ANCHORAGE Special bolts are used for fastening the belt and hardware to the floor For your own safety occasion...

Page 22: ... front doors can also be locked by depressing the inside door lock control knob when the door is open then holding the door outside handle plunger inward while closing the door A rear door can be locked when leaving the car by first depressing the door inside lock control knob and then closing the door It is not necessary to hold the door outside handle plunger inward while dosing the rear door Do...

Page 23: ...HE CAR 22 TO DEFROST THE WINDSHIELD 22 TO DEFOG THE WINDSHIELD 23 AIR CONDITIONER HEATER SYSTEM WITH MANUAL TEMPERATURE CONTROL TO COOL THE CAR 24 HEATING DEFROSTING 24 AIR CONDITIONER WITH AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CONTROl 24 TO DEICE THE WINDSHIELD 25 TO DEFOG THE WINDSHIELD 26 TIPS FOR BETTER AIR CONDITIONING 26 REAR WINDOW DEFOGG ER WITH ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROl 26 21 ...

Page 24: ...nheated air to the rear floor area 22 TO VENTILATE THE CAR Two Flow Contro push buttons are provided The UPPER VENT button when depressed directs outside air through the instrument panel registers and through openings under the instrument panel Depressing the LOWER VENT Flow Control button directs out side air through openings under the instrument panel to cool the floor area Adjust the fan speed ...

Page 25: ...indshield begins to clear the TEM P control can be turned toward the COOLER position to reduce the air temperature to a more comfortable level Fan speed can be reduced if desired AIR CONDITIONER HEATER SYSTEM WITH MANUAL TEMPERATURE CONTROL The cooled air is discharged through the four adjustable registers in the instrument panel and two additional outlets under the instru ment panel which cool th...

Page 26: ...ER as necessary to maintain the desired temperature Adjust the FA N control for the desired air output It may be desirable to depress the FRESH button in order to change from the use of all recirculating inside air to that of all outside air The addition of outside air is helpful in removing smoke or inside odors When driving in heavy city traffic depress th e MAX button to cut off outside air odo...

Page 27: ...ide air to cool the floor area The cold air flow from these discharge outlets can be regulated by a slide contro l at each port outlet NOTE Each of the two instrument cl uster registers are provided with a shut off knob which can limit or com pletely shut off the cold air flow from these regi sters Make sure these registers are open when first starting the automatic temperature control system IMPO...

Page 28: ...or three minutes with all windows open This will force most of the warm air out of 26 the ca r Then close the window s and operate th e air conditioner in the regular manner NOTE An air conditioner as part of its normal operation removes a considerable amount of moisture water from the air as it passes through the cooling unit A drain leads from the ai r conditioner to a point under the car Often ...

Page 29: ...WiTCHES 30 RADIO AM FM STEREO 30 REAR SEAT SPEAKERS 31 POWER ANTENNA 31 STEREO SONIC TAPE PLAYER SYSTEM 31 SPEED CONTROL 33 Page No POWER DOOR LOCKS 34 AUTOMATIC HEADLAMP DIMMER 35 POWER VENT WiNDOWS 36 TILT STEERING WHEEL 37 REMOTE CONTROL TRUNK RELEASE 38 SIX WAY POWER SEAT 38 RECLINING SEAT BACK 38 AUTOMATIC RIDE CONTROL 39 ADDITIONAL ACCESSORIES 40 27 ...

Page 30: ...he antenna must be extended to the limit of its travel for best AM reception AM FM RADIO Station selection is controlled by five push butto ns a manual tuning control and TOWN and eNTRY selector switches A band selector bar is provided in the dial for the selection of either the AM or FM band The five push buttons can be preset to select five AM stations or five FM stations or any combination ther...

Page 31: ...G FM PUSH BUTTONS Turn Radio On allow it to warm up for approximately 15 minutes for more positive settings Slide the bar to expose the letters FM Pull out on the push button intended for FM use Manually tune in a desired FM station Push the selected push button inward to lock in the FM station Proceed as above to set as many push buttons as desired for FM li stening However if a push button is us...

Page 32: ...king action as that described in the previous paragraph except that a weaker radio signal will stop the pointer AM FM STEREO RADIO The operation of the AM FM Stereo Radio is identical to the AM FM Radio previously described except that the fader control is located on the tunnel mounted stereo unit 30 STEREO BALANCE CONTROL The control knob located on the left of t he stereo unit ba lances the volu...

Page 33: ...io dial are provided for raising and lowering the antenna The antenna switch for the Combination Radio Stereo Sonic Tape System is located next to the map lamp STEREO SONIC TAPE PLAYER SYSTEM The Combination AM Radio Stereo Sonic Tape System optional provides the convenience of an A M radio with push button tuning and the enjoyment of a stereo tape system all in the same unit To operate the Combin...

Page 34: ...ont and rear speakers for the most pleasing sound effect 32 CAUTI N The tape cartridge should always be disengaged approximately one inch when not playing It is recom mended that tapes be stored in a Stereo Tape Deckholder which is available from your dealer Protect the open end of the cartridge from damage and dirt NOTE During extremely cold weather the unit may take a few minutes to warm up to o...

Page 35: ...car to the speed that is desired must be above 25 MPH and momentarily press the small button on the end of the turn signal lever part way in until a detent is felt To avoid a further increase in the car s speed do not hold the button in the first detent position Release the accelerator pedal and the car speed will be automatically maintained The speed at which automatic control is desired can be i...

Page 36: ...nition switch is turned off Automatic operation can be resumed at any time by followi ng the procedures described under Automatic Operation NOTE Once the speed control automatic o peration is cancelled by depressing the brake pedal the system w ill not again assume auto matic control until the push button on t he end of the turn signal lever is moment ari ly depressed to its first detent position ...

Page 37: ...lease the foot switch If the high beam all four headlights does not come on com pletely depress and release the foot switch to put the unit in the automatic position In the automatic position your lights wi ll switch to the low beam two headlights at the proper distance from an approaching car The automatic dimmer will restrict your lights to low beam in adequately lighted areas and will switch to...

Page 38: ...t as possible causes the dimmer to be inoperative so that manual control of the high and low beam operation can be achieved 36 POWER VENT WINDOWS When equipped with power vent windows the master switch on the driver s arm rest has two additional switches The forward switch nearest the door operates the lett vent the forward right hand switch operates the right vent window The right front door arm ...

Page 39: ... turn signal lever Move the steeri ng wheel upward or downward to the desired position and release the lever NOTE The steering wheel position may be changed when the car is in motion however if this is done hold the steering wheel firmly at the top or bottom to prevent turning the wheel while repositioning it 37 ...

Page 40: ... of the seat Move this switch in the direc 38 tion the seat is to be moved The forward switch moves the tront at the seat up or down the rear switch moves the rear of the seat up or down It is the action of these two switches that permits tilting of the seat for added comfort RECLINING PASSENGER FRONT SEAT BACK INDIVI DUALLY ADJ USTABLE SEATS The six way power seat is standard for the left seat Th...

Page 41: ...titude with loads in rear seat and trunk up to the full rated load capacity of the vehicle When sufficient weight is added to cause the car to be lowered as little as half an inch the height control valve opens and allows compressed air supplied by an air pump to enter the inflat able shock absorbers raising the car to the proper level When the load is removed the valve exhausts air to maintai n c...

Page 42: ...Door Edge Guards Radio AM with Power Antenna Tire Inflator Fire Extinguisher Radio AM FM with Power Antenna Tires Snow Floor Mats Vinyl Front Rear Radio Two Way Citizen Band Tissue Dispenser Regular and Junior Gas Cap Fuel Tank Locking Reflector Flares Sizes Headli9ht Dimmer Automatic Highway Emergency Kit Road and Fog Lamps Seat Belt Retractors Rear Trailer Hitch Trailer Mirror License Plate Fram...

Page 43: ...ONTROL SySTEM 45 AIR CLEANER FILTER 46 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION FLUID LEVEL 46 POWER STEERING RESERVOIR 46 Page No BRAKE MASTER CyLINDER 47 CHASSIS LUBRICATION 47 ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT TIRES 48 PLY RATING AND LOAD RANGE 48 TIRE REPLACEMENT 48 INflATION INSTRUCTIONS 48 TIRE CHART 49 TRAILER TOWING 49 DUAL CHAMBER TIRES 50 AIR CONDITIONING 50 ELECTRICAL SySTEM 50 OTHER MAINTENANCE REQUiRED 51 BEAUTY MAIN...

Page 44: ... M2C101 B should be used Your dealer has a Ford brand oi l that meets this specification 42 OIL VISCOSITY When you change or add oil you shou ld also select oil w ith the proper viscosity selected from the accompanying table w hich most closely matches the temperature range you expect to encounter for the next 6 months or 6000 miles MULTI VISCOSITY OILS When Outside Temperature Use SAE Viscosity I...

Page 45: ...ility to keep the oil clean This filter is especially designed for use in vehicles built by Ford Motor Company to give successful operation with 6 000 mile or six months oil and filter change intervals Use an Autolite 6000 Mile Filter or one of equal quality which meets engine oil filter specification number ES C8AF 6714 A or ES C8AF 6714 C FORD 6000 M ILE MOTOR OIL A ND AUTOLITE 6000 MI LE DEPTH ...

Page 46: ...warm areas to maintain adequate corrosion protection of at least O F 44 NOTE Pla ce the temperature control in the maximum heat position while draining and refilling the cooling System When it is necessary to add coolant for any reason only a high quality inhibited all season coolant meeting Ford Specification M97B18 C should be used In areas where the temperatures fa ll below the level of 20 F be...

Page 47: ...tion system that materially reduces the quantity of burned gases in the crankcase that w ould normally be discharged int9 the atmosphere This feature in order to fu nction properly must be serviced at regular intervals See the Scheduled Maintenance Services Chart in the back of this manual for the maintenance requirements NOTE Failure to clean and maintain the crankcase venti lation system accordi...

Page 48: ...sitions and place the lever in park P position With the engine running wipe off the oil level indicator cap w ithdraw the oil level indicator from the transmission filler tube and wipe the fluid from the end of the indicator Re insert the indicator all the way into the indicator tube withdraw it and check the level Fluid level shou ld be between the ADD and FULL mark on the indicator The indicator...

Page 49: ... meeting Ford Specifications ESA M6C25 A Use of other brake fluids may result in brake fai lure CHASSIS LUBRICATION You r automobile is equipped with an extended chassis lubrication featu re which was pioneered by Ford Motor Company This extended lubrication interval is made possible by a special type chassis lubricant combined with unique bearing materials which completely outmodes the old concep...

Page 50: ... the Tire Chart For Tire Chart location see page 49 NEVER intermix radial ply belted or conventional tires When repiacing less than a full set of tires be sure all replacement tires are the same size type and load carrying capacity as the other tires on the car Load carrying capacity w ill be indicated in pounds on the sidewall of the tire In additi on the term Ply Rating or Load Range may appear ...

Page 51: ...of your tires for their type and size then the chan incorporated here by reference for the recommended pressure NOTE To obtain the balanced performance which your tires are selected to provide and for your safety it is essen tial that you always maintain recommended inflation pressures and stay w ithin the load limit and w eight distribution recommendations shown for your car NEVER exceed the tota...

Page 52: ... door AIR CONDITIONING At the start of the air conditioning season have the system checked for sufficient refrigerant charge If there has been a loss of refrigerant the compressor oil level must also be checked 50 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM BATTERY CARE An AUTO UTE battery is located in the right front corner of the engine compartment The fluid level in each battery cell shou ld be checked frequ ently As i...

Page 53: ... items when your judgment or an inspection by his service pe rsonnel indicates they are necessary SELECT SHIFT TRANSMISSION The transmission kickdown linkage should be lubricated if abnormal accelerator pressure is required to downshift into passing gear FRONT WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND STEERING LINKAGE The front wheel alignment and steering linkage shou ld be checked if abnormal tire wear or ride and ha...

Page 54: ...ial car wash additives Your dealer can recommend the car care chemicals that best suit your needs Protect your car by using materials formulated for use on Ford M otor Company vehicles WASHING Frequent washings are recommended to maintain the car s original be uty If tree sap insect or other type sprays road salt fallout from chImneys or any type foreign materiDI are evident the car should be wash...

Page 55: ... TO CLEAN THE TOP PROCEED AS FOLLOWS Rinse the vinyl top material w ith water to remove all loose dirt and grime Using a soft bristle brush apply Ford Triple Clean to the top Clean a two square foot area at a time overla pping each section to avoid strea ki ng After a section has been cleaned rinse thoroughly w ith clear water Exercise care to prevent the cleaner from drying on the body fin ish an...

Page 56: ...S CAUTION 00 not att em pt repairs on heavily traveled roads o r highways Orive t he car off the road t o change a tire SPARE TIRE AND JACK STOWAGE Spare tire and jack are stow ed in various positions depending on the model of the vehicle refer to the illustration that is attached to the vehicle in the spare tire area for correct spare tire and jack stowage S4 CHANGING WHEELS If a tire begins to l...

Page 57: ... lever near the jack handle socket Slide the movable portion of the jack assembly up to meet the bumper Install the handle The load rest hook is not intended to conform to the shape of the bumper bar To raise the car align the load rest hook with the right or left notch in the bottom edge of the bumper and check for a snug fit where the jack butts against the bumper When the jack is properly align...

Page 58: ... driver s side of vehicle between the instrument i panel pad and the windshield This is the official number that is used for car title and registration purposes rz 7 56 SPECIFICATIONS DIMENSIONS Inches Overall Length All Models Overall Height Loaded Sedan Coupe Overall Width All Models Tread All Models Front Rear Wheelbase All Models REFILL CAPACITIES Cooling System Including Heater 01S 224 2 Impe...

Page 59: ... Canadian Provinces employ an Imperia l liquid measure which is 1 5 larger than simi lar units of liquid measure used under United States standard If the approximate equivalent liquid capacities are desired multiply the specified U S Measure by 83 to obtain Imperial gallons Multiply the Imperial measure by 1 2 to obtain the approximate equivalent in U S gallons ENGINE Type Compression Ratio Bore I...

Page 60: ... idle speed should be set with the air conditioner turned on for a minimum of 20 minutes The car windows should also be open S8 Ignition timing requirements may vary depending upon locality fuel and operating conditions If the use of substandard fuels are en countered the initial setting may be retarded from the normal setting However do not retard the initi al advance beyond 2 B T O C TIRES SEE P...

Page 61: ... Dome Courtesy Glove Box luggage Cempt Map Clock 10 AMP Antenna Automatic Headlamp Dimmer Power Circuit 5 6 AMP Instrument Panel lights Transmission Indicator PRN D21 6 14 AMP Speed Control Power Windows Heater Al e Rear Window Defogger 7 7 5 AMP Radio 8 15 AMP Back up lights Washers Turn Signal 9 Spare 10 7 5 AMP Stereo Tape Player 11 Spare 12 7 5 AMP Warning Lights Open Door Deck lid Open Seat B...

Page 62: ...s 15 AMP In Headlight Switch license Light Tail lights 1 Heater 30 AMP Ash Receptacle Air Conditioner 2 Light Marker lights 2 Electric Windows 20 AMP 3 3 Electric Seats 30 AMP Horns Headlights 18 AMP In Headlight Switch 4 Rear Windows 20 AMP 4 5 Stoplights 10 AM P Emergency 5 Warning 60 ...

Page 63: ... 6 C p BULB Trade Number 4002 4001 1157 NA 97 NA 1157 1003 631 97 1156 212 212 CHART Candle LAMP DESCRIPTION Power or Trade Wattage Number INSTRUMENT PANEL Warning Lights 2 C p 1895 Glove Compartment 2 C p 1895 L R Turn Signal Indicator 2 C p 1895 Hi Beam Indicator 2 C p 1895 Heater Control 2 C p 1895 Courtesy Lamp 6 C p 631 Illumination 2 C p 1895 Speedometer 2 c p 1895 Clock 2 c p 1895 Ash Tray ...

Page 64: ...icant or service product which does not meet these specifications does not in itself affect the warranty If how ever the use of such lubricants or products contributes to the failure of some component of the vehicle the cost of repairing this and related com ponents is not covered by your Ford Motor Compa ny New Vehicle Warranti es 62 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION OILS f ORD QUALIFICATION NO 2P 6XXXXX M2...

Page 65: ... FORD FORD PART No PART NAME SPECIFICATION ALTERNATE LUBRICANT C4AZ Polyethylene Grease ESB M1 C1 06 B Zinc Oxide Filled No 0 Grade Grease 195B4 A or B C6AZ 19542 A Ford Extra Heavy Duty ESA M6C25 A Mandatory that ESA M6C25 A specification Brake Fluid is used No substitution permitted C1 AZ 19590 B Ball Joint and Multi ESA M1C75 B lithium Soap Base No 2 Grade Grease purpose Lubricant meeting Ford ...

Page 66: ...pecifications Steering Power C1AZ 19582 A Ford Auto Trans ESW M2C33 F Use only AT fluid having Ford Qualification Pump Reservoir C D Fluid Type F Number indicating fluid meets Ford Specification ESW M2C33 F Transmission C1AZ 19582 A Ford Auto Trans ESW M2C33 F Use only AT fluid having Ford Qualification C D Fluid Type F Number indicating Fluid meets Ford Specification ESW M2C33 F Engine Oil C1AZ 6...

Page 67: ...40 ESE M2C101 B Should Meet ESE M2C1 01 6 Specification Crankcase Oil Above 32 F 20W 40 SINGLE VISCOSITY OILS 10 F to 10 F SAE 10W 10 F to 32 F SAE 20 20W 32 F to 90 F SAE 30 Above 90 F SAE 40 When continuous operation is anticipated which will impose maximum loads on the engine or when driving at sustained high speeds above 60 M P H use the next heavier viscosity oil 6S ...

Page 68: ...level X X X X X X X Check Ille pressure X X X X X X X X Check brake lines arid IlAm X X X X Check brake masler cylinder fl uid level 1 X X X X X X X X l ube steering arm slo s X X X X X X X X 8 0 OJ lu be all lock cylinders X X X X I X X XIX l ube all hinge hinge checks hood latch and aux catch X X X X X X X X Mo re freq uent service interyals will be required il the vehicle rs ope rated in exlrem...

Page 69: ...dejects adjust as required Check and adjust ca buretor idle speed fuel mixlule Clean choke externalllnl aRe Check and adj ust ign ition liming initial timme mechanical and vacuum advances vacuum Iclard i so equipped Inspect ignition winng Secondary for proper installa tion and good condition Inspect clean adjust and lest spa rk plugs replace as req uired Inspeclluel tines filter tor leaks Replace ...

Page 70: ...1 P O Box 37 Carrollton Texas 7 5006 DENVER DISTRICT 2650 E 40th Avenue 292 6220 P O Box 5588 Terminal Annex Denver Colorado 80217 DETROIT DISTRICT 50000 Grand River 538 8000 P O Box 400 Wixom Michigan 48096 JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT 6674 Commonwealth Avenue 781 5420 P O Box 201 8 Jacksonville Florida 32201 LOS ANGelES DISTRICT 8900 E Washington Blvd 723 2471 P O Box 212 Pico Rivera California 90662 M...

Page 71: ...r a convenient dealer location PACIFIC REG IONAL SALES OFFICE P o Box 7100 936 2111 MIDWESTERN REGIONAL SALES OFFICE 775 8101 EASTERN REGIONAL SALES OFFICE Vancouver B C 1725 Ellice Avenue W innipeg 21 Manitoba 7800 So Service Road Trans Canada Hwy Point Claire P Q 697 8220 WESTERN REGIONAL SALES OFFICE P o Box 2357 454 9621 Edmonton Alberta CENTRAL REGIONAL SALES OFFICE 8000 Dixie Road 459 2210 B...

Page 72: ...N G AND OPERATING PAGE 3 INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS PAGE 9 WINDOWS SEATS LOCKS AND HOOD RELEASE PAGE 17 HEATING VENTILATING AND COOLING PAGE 21 OPTIONS AND ACCESSORIES PAGE 27 MAINTENANCE PAGE 41 SALES OFFICES PAGES 68 69 ...

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