Hudson 1947 3/4-TON COMMERCIAL, Руководство пользователя

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In such an event it is recommended that you consult your Authorized Hudson Dealer.
CARBON MONOXIDE GAS
CARBON MONOXIDE, A DEADLY, COLORLESS, ODORLESS
GAS IS ALWAYS PRESENT IN THE EXHAUST OF THE IN-
TERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE. GARAGE DOORS SHOULD
ALWAYS BE FULLY OPENED WHEN STARTING OR RUNNING
THE ENGINE.
LOCKING YOUR CAR
When your car was delivered to you it was provided with two sets of keys. The
keys with round handles fit the ignition and both front door
outside locks.
The keys
with the octagonal shaped handles fit the locker box door and rear compartment
locks.
All keys are numbered and these numbers should be registered on your Ownership Card
as well as some other suitable place where they will be available should the keys become
lost. As insurance regulations prohibit the stamping of key numbers on lock cylin-
ders, misplaced or lost keys can be obtained from your Hudson Dealer only by
referring to key change number.
Many cars are driven away by unscrupulous persons simply because the ignition
key was left in the lock. Make it a practice to remove the key from the lock if the
car is to be left unattended even for only a few minutes. This is also assurance
against accidentally locking yourself out of the car.
DOOR LOCKS—All doors can be locked from the inside by pulling up on the rubber
knob (B) protruding from the door finish
moulding, see Fig. 8. To unlock the door
press down the knob. Both the right and left
front doors may be locked or unlocked
from the outside with the ignition switch
key. Turning the key one-quarter turn in a
clockwise rotation and back to the starting
position locks the door. To unlock, turn the
key one-quarter turn in
counter-clock-
wise rotation and then back to starting
position.
LOCKER BOX DOOR—To lock the
door turn key one-quarter turn
clockwise and
remove key. To unlock it turn key one-
quarter turn
counter-clockwise and remove
key.
When door is unlocked it can be opened by pressing down on lock cylinder face.
REAR COMPARTMENT DOOR—To safeguard the spare tire, tools,
and any luggage that you may be carrying, always lock the rear compartment
Figure 8
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