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Congratulations
:
Your
(Chere:
of
a
Ge
eee
The
1967
Buick
Riviera
has
many
fine
and
exciting
features
for
your
driving
enjoyment.
This
Owner's
Manual
has
been
written
to
briefly
describe
the
proper
operation
of
the
features
and
options
available
on
the
1967
Buick
Riviera,
as
well
as
to
itemize
the
Guardian
Maintenance
recommendations
so
necessary
to
insure
continued
satisfaction.
You
will
recognize
many
of
these
features
and
options
as
being
included
on
the
Buick
you
purchased.
The
other
available
options
may
prove
interesting
and
desirable
for
including
on
your
future
Buicks.
Your
Buick
dealer
has
many
other
accessories
available
for
your
purchase
that
will
make
your
new
Buick
Riviera
even
more
comfortable
and
enjoyable.
Examine
his
selection
-
you
may
find
some
especially
suited
to
your
individual
needs
and
desires.
All
information
contained
in
this
booklet
is
based
on
the
latest
product
information
available
at
the
time
of
printing.
The
right
is
reserved
to
make
—
changes
at
any
time
without
notice.
BUICK
MOTOR
DIVISION
GENERAL
MOTORS
CORPORATION
FLINT,
MICHIGAN
48550
©
GENERAL
MOTORS
CORPORATION
1966
.iTHQO
IN
U.S.A.
PART
NO.
1380621
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
AIR
INJECTION
REACTOR
..........
43
BRAKES
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nncen
eeetceececese
8
BREAK-IIN)
PERI@D)
--22e222-e-ce-
ccs
-ne
4
BU
IBS)
MEIGS
Rill
ces
resssees
es
neee
coe
ence
sen
52
CLOG
See
sae
31
COOLING
SYSTEM,
ENGINE
.....-
36
ELEGTRO-GRUISE
cee
eeen
sees
1)
EINERG
ZB
R
oxo
esos
erences
etree
42
AU)
Ss
eae
tsensate
cee
era
er
ee
32
RUSES
©
coseeet
oss
eectveenvacessacee
ces
51
GUARDIAN
MAINTENANCE
......
45
HAZARD
WARNING
FLASHER
....
31
HEATER-DEFROSTER-
AIR
MECONDIMG@INER:
ee
eeee-cecs
18
HOOD
RELEASE,
=-2--cceoee
10
IDENTIFICATION
NUMBERS
........
43
IGINITIO
INS
NVR
Elser
ee
eS)
TINSTPRUIWEINIS
2eeee
ce
cece
eee
see
arcnoe
28
INSTRUMENT,
PANEER
222.7222:
PM
INTERIOR
&
EXTERIOR
CARE
......
39
EN
ASE
ea
ee
earn
Ra
ereareeceben
rere
LLG
TAS
itieeeesecerneesteo
eo
eneaneaesteceeeeas
HO
CRS:
aes
oeaeee
ca
as
trccecossaccn
OIL,
ENGINE
POSITIVE
CRANKCASE
MEINTUPATI@
ING
oe
creeee
neces
ee
42
POSITIVE
TRACTION
DIBRERENTWAL
ojo
spesnceszecenee
12
RADIO:
ocse
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wes
=
6
SEAWS)
ces
cep
ctseysenenserczan
ea
lh)
SEAT
BEW
Sie
y
ee
erence
ee
«aks
SPECIFICATIONS
&
DATA
.. 55
12)0)
SPEED!
VALERT)
25
-eeesee
ene
..
32
STARTING
PROCEDURE
...
ee)
STORAGE
OF
VEHICLE
...
.
43
TILT
STEERING
WHEEL
.....
pals
TRIR
ES
ote
feetecs
teen
ene
wh
TIRE
CHANGING
....
=
25
MONVIIN
Gio
tecaeeatescceences
ro)
TRAILER
HAULING
=
eeeree
cee
a
24
TRANSMISSION,
SUPER
WIRE
UNE
receoseeesne
eee
TURN
SIGNALS
............
VENTILATILO
Ni
eee
oeeeee
WINDOWS,
POWER
WINDSHIELD
WIPER
&
WASHER:
222
no-e
see
eters
esr
32
IMPORTANT
SAFETY
TIPS
TO
HELP
YOU
ENJOY
THE
MAXIMUM
IN
SATISFACTION
AND
SAFETY
!
HIGHWAY
SAFETY
DEPENDS
ON-
1
YOU,
THE
DRIVER
2
THE
CONDITION
OF
YOUR
VEHICLE
3
THE
TRAFFIC
AND
HIGHWAY
CONDITIONS
...
Be
Sure
You
Understand
All
Three!
SAFE
DRIVER
CHECKLIST
Make
safety
belts
a
habit...
buckle
up
for
safety.
Check
tire
pressure
regularly.
Be
sure
you
are
physically
and
mentally
alert
to
drive.
Safe
Drivers
Observe
All
Traffic
Laws.
.
Adjust
seats
and
mirrors
for
clear
vision
and
safe
handling.
Observe
weather
and
road
conditions
...
and
drive
accordingly.
{
Look
around
before
driving
away
from
where
you
are
parked.
‘
.
Make
<
REMEMBER...
Proper
operation,
periodic
maintenance
and
safety
inspections
help
provide
—
@
Economical
operation
of
your
vehicle
@
Safety
for
you
and
your
passengers
@
Dependable
transportation
HAVE
THIS
10-POINT
SAFETY
INSPECTION
PERFORMED
ONCE
A
YEAR
*
Brakes
i
Exhaust
System
All
Lights
Glass
and
Mirrors
Warning
Flasher
and
Washers
Steering
and
Wheel
Windshield
Deicer
Alignment
and
Defogger
Tires
Horn
SEE
COUPON
IN
YOUR
OWNER
PROTECTION
PLAN
BOOKLET
ak
Turn
Signals
&
Hazard
i
Windshield
Wipers
i
*
Minimum
Requirement
-
Some
States
Require
More
Frequent
Inspection
QUICK
REFERENCE
INDEX
Page Page
Deor:Locks:
iets
t
er
vchieasitreentae
10
Exhaust
Gas
Caution
............
6
Power:Steeringy:
-
3s.
stcgrce
as
osteo
10
RadiatorCap
=t.2
<5
cvuai
rater
ee
37
Power:
BrakOs:
io.ccesireceennared
8
Fabric
-
Cleansing
=
5...
6:i¢
cascieia
sca
39
Automatic
Brake
Adjusters
.......
9
PAROS
tree
secas
earindok
Rasy
ices
enacts
37
Seat
and
Shoulder
Belts
..........
13
Positive
Traction
Rear
Axle
.......
12
Headrest
sini
eae
nisinscers
raves
12
Battery
Gas
Caution
.............
42
Jacks
Operation
=...
vas%
0.
secs
26
Trailer
Hauling
s23223s.
coe
ees
24
Buel
a
gruis
ante
costes
letete
tenes
vets
casters
32
TOWiNg
=
2
a
rane
ee
8
OF
IMPORTANT
SAFETY
INFORMATION
Driving
a
Habit
. .
.
Get
a
Safety
Inspection
Once
a
Year*
WARRANTY
|
When
purchased
new,
your
Buick
is
covered
by
the
Manufacturer's
New
Vehicle
Warranty
and
Policy
on
Buick
Owner
Service,
both
of
which
are
contained
in
your
Owner
Protection
Plan
booklet
given
to
you
by
your
Authorized
Buick
Dealer
at
the
time
of
delivery.
eax
BREAK-IN
PERIOD
The
precision
manufacture
of
your
new
Buick
has
eliminated
need
for
tedious
low
speed
driving
during
the
break-in
period.
However,
it
is
advantageous
to
the
life
of
all
close-fitting
parts
to
limit
speed
to
a
maximum
of
65
miles
per
hour
during
the
first
100
miles
with
moderate
stopping
and
starting.
After
the
first
100
miles,
speeds
may
be
increased
gradually
as
mileage
accumulates,
but
up
to
500
miles
avoid
driving
for
extended
periods
at
any
one
speed.
Vary-
ing
the
speed
and
including
some
higher
speeds
within
the
limits
of
the
law,
promotes
longer
life
of
parts
and
better
economy
of
oil
and
gasoline.
Never
subject
your
car
to
full
throttle
acceleration
or
high
speed
until
the
engine
is
thoroughly
warm.
am
KKEYS
Four
keys
are
provided
with
your
new
Buick;
two
with
octagonal
heads
and
two
with
round
heads.
The
octagonal
head
keys
operate
the
ignition
switch
and
the
door
locks.
The
round
head
keys
operate
the
glove
box
lock
and
the
trunk
lock.
Before
placing
a
key
on
your
key
ring,
punch
out
the
small
insert
bearing
the
key
code
number.
Keep
it
in
a
safe
place
so
if
the
key
is
lost
a
duplicate
can
be
ordered
by
number
from
any
GM
dealer.
|
;
:
The
ignition
switch
has
four
positions:
(1)
Accessory,
(2)
Lock,
(3)
On,
and
(4)
‘tock
/
Start.
The
key
must
be
in
the
switch
U
.
ae
“CGY
+
on
ze
to
turn
it
to
an
osition
other
than
ues
o>
U
He
ae
“Lock”,
and
the
key
can
be
removed
only
in
the
“Lock”
position.
With
the
ignition
switch
in
the
“Accessory”
posi-
tion
the
radio
or
other
accessories
can
be
operated
without
having
the
ignition
on.
The
ignition
switch
cannot
be
turn-
ed
to
the
“Accessory”
position
without
first
depressing
the
switch.
Place
control
lever
in
Park.
Cold
Engine
-
Depress
the
accelerator
pedal
to
the
floor
once
and
release.
This
presets
the
automatic
choke
and
throttle.
Warm
Engine
-
Hold
the
accelerator
pedal
about
one-third
of
the
way
down.
‘
Next,
crank
the
engine
by
turning
the
ignition
switch
to
the
right;
release
when
the
engine
starts.
As
soon
as
the
engine
is
running
smoothly,
tap
the
accelerator
pedal
to
slow
the
engine
down
to
warm-up
speed.
Starting
Hints
If
the
engine
should
fail
to
start
promptly,
check
items
1
through
3
below:
1.
If
the
car
has
been
idle
for
several
days,
most
of
the
fuel
will
have
evaporated
from
the
carburetor.
Pumping
the
accelerator
pedal,
while
cranking,
will
pump
fuel
directly
into
the
engine,
and
will
hasten
the
start.
2.
At
low
temperatures
and
slow
cranking
speeds,
one
or
two
pumps
of
the
accelerator
pedal,
while
cranking,
will
hasten
the
start.
However,
excessive
pumping
will
cause
flooding.
If
this
should
occur,
handle
as
under
“flooding”.
3.
If
the
engine
is
warm,
but
fails
to
restart
promptly,
there
may
be
an
excess
of
fuel
or
“flooding”.
(This
is
more
likely
to
occur
at
low
temperatures.)
FLOODING
-
Hold
the
accelerator
pedal
to
the
floor
(fully
depressed)
while
cranking
the
engine;
this
opens
the
choke
to
“unload”
any
excess
fuel.
When
the
engine
starts,
do
not
immediately
release
the
ac-
celerator
pedal,
but
hold
it
down
until
the
engine
speed
increases.
2
HOT
STARTING
-
Starting
a
car
with
a
hot
engine
requires
suffic-
ient
Energizer
(battery)
capacity.
Make
certain
your
Buick’s
Energizer
is
in
good
condition.
If
a
replacement
Energizer
is
purchased
it
should
have
at
least
the
capacity
rating
of
the
original
equipment
unit.
COLD
WEATHER
STARTING
-
Too
heavy
an
engine
oil
in
cold
wea-
ther
or
an
out-of-tune
engine
can
cause
hard
starting.
Follow
the
viscosity
recommendations
in
this
manual.
Tune-up
specifications
can
be
found under
“Specifications
&
Data”.
EXHAUST
GAS
WARNING
Avoid
inhaling
exhaust
gases
when
any
concentrations
of
these
are
present
in
the
air,
i.e.
in
a
garage,
or
when
parked
for
extended
periods
with
the
engine
running.
Exhaust
gases
may
have
strong
odors
which
normally
should
give
warning
of
their
presence.
How-
ever,
the
exhaust
gases
from
some
vehicles
may
not
be
noticeable
under
certain
conditions
and
the
senses
of
people
react
differently.
Exhaust
gases
contain
a
percentage
of
carbon
monoxide
which
is
a
poisonous
gas
that,
by
itself,
is
tasteless,
colorless
and
odorless.
Emergency
Starting
Engines
in
vehicles
with
automatic
transmissions
cannot
be
started
by
pushing
the
car.
To
start
the
car
when
the
Energizer
is
dis-
charged,
use
an
auxiliary
battery
or
Energizer
with
jumper
cables.
Be
sure
to
observe
correct
polarity
(positive
cable
to
positive
terminal
and
negative
cable
to
negative
terminal)
when
connecting
the
auxil-
iary
battery
to
prevent
possible
damage
to
the
electrical
system.
m=
SUPER
TURBINE
TRANSMISSION
eee
On
Buicks
equipped
with
steer-
Parx
ing
column
shift,
the
transmission
shift
control
lever
must
be
raised
R
PeR
NODULE
L
|
slightly
before
placing
it
in
N
PARK,
low
(L),
or
Reverse
(R).
D
On
Buick
Rivieras
equipped
with
L
console
shifts,
the
shift
control
lever
must
be
depressed
to
move
y
the
lever
into
these
ranges.
The
starting
motor
circuit
is
so
wired
that
the
engine
will
not
start
unless
the
control
lever
is
in
either
“P”
or
“N”
position.
PARK
-
This
position
is
to
be
used
in
conjunction
with
the
foot-
operated
“Step
On”
parking
brake.
THIS
POSITION
MUST
NEVER
BE
USED
WHEN
CAR
IS
IN
MOTION.
Park
is
one
of
only
two
positions
(the
other
is
Neutral)
in
which
your
Buick
may
be
started.
REVERSE
-
For
backing,
bring
car
to
complete
stop
before
shifting
into
this
range.
NEUTRAL
-
This
position
must
be
used
if
towing
the
car,
and
can
be
used
when
starting
the
engine.
DRIVE
-
For
all
normal
forward
driving.
This
range
allows
for
the
acceleration
and
cruising
adequate
for
all
but
the
most
crucial
driving
conditions.
If
additional
speed
should
be
required
for
passing,
press
the
accelerator
pedal
hard
to
the
floor
board.
This
action
will
give
you
instantaneous
acceleration
when
you
need
it
most.
LOW
L’
ORL!
-
The
L’
position
may
be
selected
when
traveling
down
a
moderate
grade
where
slight
braking
action
is
desired
without
brake
application.
Return
the
selector
lever
to
the
drive
position
_
for
resumption
of
normal
driving.
:
The
L'
position
may
be
selected
for
maximum
braking
down
severe
grades.
The
transmission
selector
lever
must
be
placed
into
Drive
range
before
the
transmission
will
again
upshift
into
direct
drive.
CAUTION:
When
stopping
or
leaving
the
car
unattended,
even
for
a
few
moments,
place
the
selector
lever
in
“Park”
position
and
fully
apply
the
parking
brake.
Rocking
The
Car
If
it
becomes
necessary
to
rock
the
car
to
free
it
from
sand,
mud
or
snow,
move
the
selector
lever
from
“D”
to
“R”
in
a
repeat
pattern
while
simultaneously
applying
moderate
pressure
to
the
accelerator.
Do
not
race
engine.
Avoid
spinning
wheels
when
trying
to
free
the
car.
Towing
If
your
Buick
must
be
towed,
the
following
precautions
must
be
observed:
The
car
may
be
towed
safely
on
its
rear
wheels
with
the
shift
lever
in
neutral
position
(“N”
if
automatic
transmission)
at
speeds
of
35
miles
per
hour
or
less
under
most
conditions.
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However,
the
drive
shaft
must
be
disconnected
or
the
car
towed
on
its
front
wheels
if
@
Tow
speeds
in
excess
of
35
miles
per
hour
are
necessary,
@
Car
must
be
towed
for
extended
distances
(over
50
miles)
or,
@
Transmission
is
not
operating
properly.
If
car
is
towed
on
its
front
wheels,
the
steering
wheel
should
be
secured
to
keep
the
front
wheels
in
a
straight-ahead
position.
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Cold
Weather
Note
Engine
and
transmission
oils
do
not
flow
as
freely
in
cold
weather,
so
after
the
engine
is
started,
let
it
idle
for
a
minute
or
two
before
starting
out.
It’s
much
easier
on
both
the
engine
and
transmission.
Power
Brakes
Riviera
power
brakes
utilize
engine
vacuum
to
reduce
the
braking
effort
to
much
less
than
is
required
with
regular
brakes.
A
built-in
vacuum
reserve
will
supply
two
or
more
power
assisted
brake
applications
after
the
engine
has
stopped.
After
the
vacuum
re-
serve
has
been
exhausted,
the
vehicle
can
be
stopped
utilizing
the
manual
portion
of
the
power
system,
although
considerably
more
foot
pressure
will
be
needed
to
stop
the
vehicle.