the car. However, if for some reason the
trunk must remain open while moving, the
following precautions should be observed:
• Close all windows.
• Adjust heating or cooling system to
force outside air into car with blower
set
at
high speed, and controls set in
any position except
"OFF"
or "MAX."
• On cars equipped with outside air
vents
in
or under instrwnent panel,
open vents fully.
The best protection against carbon mon-
oxide entry into the car body is a properly
maintained engine exhaust system. When-
ever a change
is
noticed in the sound of
the exhaust system, when exhaust fumes
can be detected inside
the
vehicle, or
when the underside of the vehicle
is
dam-
aged, have a competent mechanic inspect
the complete exhaust system and adjacent
body areas for broken, damaged or mis-
positioned parts, deterioration, open seams
or loose connections which could permit
exhaust fumes to seep into the trunk or
passenger compartment.
In
addition,
in-
spect the exhaust system each time the
vehicle
is
raised for lubrication or oil
change. Replace or adjust as required.
Turbo
Hydra-Mafic
On all models except the console equipped
cars, the selector lever is located on the
right side of the steering column
and
the
shift indicator
is
located directly above
the
steering column on the instrument panel.
On
console equipped cars, the selector
lever
and
shift indicator
ar
e located on the
console between the front seats.
When
shifting to "Park,"
<fR,"
"5," and "L" posi-
tion,
the
T-handle on
the
shift lever may
be gripped to depress the ball on top of
the shift lever.
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"Park" provides a positive transmission
lock when parking or while starting the
engine. Pull the selector lever toward you
(column shift) or press the button on selec-
tor lever (console shift) to select or release
this position. Never move the selector
lever to "Park" position unless the car
is
completely stopped.
<OR"
Reverse position
is
for backing the car.
Bring the car
to
a complete stop before
moving the selector lever into reverse.
"N"
Neutral is the,out-of-gear position. It
is
provided for starting a stalled engine
while the vehicle is
in
motion and for
running
the
engine while standing with
the brakes applied. Do not coast
in
neu-
tral.
"D" Drive Range
is
the driving range for
normal city and highway driving. This
position permits the transmission to oper-
ate through its complete range of gear
ratios and to select the proper ratio for
road
and
load conditions.
"S" Super Range position
is
used when
super performance is needed for increased
acceleration in traffic, hill climbing or
"engine braking" downhill. The selector
lever may be moved from
<OD"
to
"5" and
vice versa, under most operating condi-
