Saab 95 1967, Service Manual

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Model 1967
coNTROLS
1.
S"
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CONTROLS,
MODE L 1967
Switch for extra equipment. (USA, warning flasher
switch).
Heating and ventilation controls.
Ventilator fan switch.
Switch for windshield wipers, 2 speeds, and wind-
shield washer pump. To start the wipers, turn the
knob clockwise. The first position is for low speed,
and the second position for high speed. To wash
the windshield, first pull the knob out, than let it
90.
Switch for headlights and instrument panel lights.
When the knob is pulled out to the first stop, the
side and rear lights as well as the number plate
"th are lighted. Pulling the knob all the way out
lights the headlights as well. When the knob Is
Pulled in either position, the intensity Of the 'f"
Strument panel lights may be adjusted by turning
the knob.
Hood lock.
The hood hinges upwards and forwards towards
the fromt of the car and is released in the follow-
"‘9 manner:
a. Pull out the knob situated undo
panel. This opens the hood to the he
position. _ . - ' ted
b. Push aside the lock mechanism Wh'ch '5 mm
the
at the main lock under the front part of
hood.
C. if? Inn 9h. hand
, the instrument
lf-locked
7.
B.
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10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
*1an button
Ashtray. Also provided in r
ment.
Gear lever.
ear passenger compart-
Lockable glove compartment. The door is provided
war] a detachable plate for the installation of a
radio if desired,
Direction indicator 5
headlight flasher.
Free wheel control. To lock out the free wheel action,
pull the handle right out. See page 19-
Handbrake.
Dimmer switch.
witch and except USA versions
Seat adjustment. When the catch is pressed down,
the seat IS released and can be moved forward or
backward as desired.
Control for adjusting angle of seat backrest.
Armrest. This can be adjusted to three different po-
smons by means of the fastening screws.
lNSTRUMENTS, MODEL 1967
INSTRUMENTS
cm
Speedometer with odometer. The speedometer is gra-
duated in m.p.h.or km/h. The odometer shows the
distance covered in miles (kilometers).
Indicator light, oil pressure.
The lamp glows when the oil pressure of the engine is
too low. Never race the engine until the lamp is out.
If the lamp begins to glow when driving, the engine
should be stopped immediately and the cause be
traced.
Direction indicator repeating lights. Flash green in
time with the indicators.
Fuel gauge. The amount of fuel in the tank is shown
when the ignition is switched on. An indicator light
glows red when there is less than 1.5 imp. gals. (7 lit.)
left.
High beam indicator light; shows a blue light when
the headlights are on with the beam undimmed_
Charge indicator light; glows orange when the alterna-
tor is not charging.
Temperature gauge. The green zone indicates normal
operating temperature.
Electric clock with setting screw. The regulating screw
is at the back of the clock.
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