Volkswagen T2 1978 User manual

Before
Driving
® ’ ype 2
Operating
Controls
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———EETETETETETET—
Climate
Controls
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IN Do-it-yourself Service
=> (
: y Emission Control
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—S Sey Technical
Data
| 1978
Volkswagen
Owner’s Manual | Gas Station Information

Contents
Accelerator
pedal
................
30
Defogging
and defrosting
.........36
Headlights
...................... 45
Air
cleaner
......................
61
Dimensions
..................... 81 Headlight
dimmer
................
Be
Alternator warning
light ...........
21 Do-it-yourself
service
..........40-67
Headlight switch
.................
22
Ashtrays
.................-...... BS Doors .....................10,11,62
Heater / Defroster
................
22
Assist
handles
anc coathooks
......
26
Head restrainfg .................,.
78
Automatic
Transmission ........... GO EGRiight
....................... @1
Horm
.............0.0-2.-0-2- 220.0078
Automatic
Transmission fluid
......
60
Electricalsystem ...............,. 80
Auxiliary
heater .......,.....,.
38,39
Emergency flasher
...............
23
Ignition
/
steeringlock
.........., 72
Emergency
starting
............
32,66
Instrument illumination ........... 22
Back-up
lights ................... 48 Emission Control System .......72-75
Instrument panel
................. 8
Battery......................,
64-66 Engine
compartment
............. 56
Interior lights
.........0.......
288 27
Brake
fluid reservoir ..............
68 Engine number .................. 8
Brakes
... 0... ccc e cee eee eee.
SO
Engine
oil, changing / checking
56,59
Jack oo 000. lle ee cee eee eee is
Brake
warning
light ............ 22,80 Engine
oil grades ................
88
Bulo chart ...................... 44
Key
cee eee
:
Buzzer ..............,.......... 19 Fuel economy
...................
29°
Kiekdown
20000220000
0000200..0..
2
Fuel gauge
...................... 20
Capacities
....................., 9
Fuel supply
.....0.0...0.......,.. 268
Catalytic converter ...... 21,27,28,70
Fuses
andrelays
..............
42,43
Chassismumber .................. 8
Cleaning
your VW ............. 40,41
Gas
Station
Information ...........
84
Clutch
pedal ..................., $4 Gearshiftlever ...................
34

Lane changer
...................
24
Rear view
mirrors
................
25 Technicaldata
................
77=87
License plate
light ................
46
Rear window
defogger ............
23
Tires
..........0..2.0--+--..-
53-55
Lights
....................
23, 45-47
Reverse
.....................
31,54 Toolkit .......
0.00.0... cee
eee 4B
LubricantS
............00--0+-0-- 88
Towing
and
trailer
hauling
.........
67
Lubrication
.....................
62
Safe driving hints
................
@
Transmission
oil grades ...........
63
Luggage compartment
............
26 Safety belts
..................
16,17 Troubleshooting
..............
68-71
Seats oo
0.0... cece
eee eee
12-15)
Turn
signal/headlight
dimmer
Manual Transmission
.............
94 Selector lever
..............-...
31 switch lever ................... 34
Manual Transmission oil
.......
60,83 Side marker lights ..........
23, 45, 46
Sliding door .....................
11
Undercoating
................... 75
Note
to
Owners
..................
2 Sliding
roof .....................
88 Unleaded fuel ................
28,77
Sparewheel
..................
48,53
Oil pressure
warning light ......... 20 Spark plugs
.....................5%
MWehicle Identification
.............
6
Specifications
................7f-81
Ventilation
..........-...........
36
Parking brake
...................
91 Speedometer
...................,
22
Speed ranges .................
5,34 Warning
lights
................ 20-22
Starting hints
....................
27
Weights
...........0..0.
0 eee eee BT
Sun rOor ..................,.---.
38a Wheel changing
.............. 48-51
Sun viSOrs .......2......00000.-.
25
Windows
...................208.
9
Windshield washer fluid
container
.. 63
Windshield
wiper/washer
lever
..... 24
Winter operation
.................
32
i

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NOTE
TO OWNERS
NOTE
AUX
PROPRIETAIRES
In
Ganada,
this manual is also
Au Canada on peutse procurer |
available
in French. To obtain
unexemplaire dece Manuelen |
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or
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du concession-
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Assistance / Assistance
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Ave,
East
Scarborough, Ontario
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@ ‘our car may have all or some
of
the components
described
@ Text,
illustrations and
specifications
in this
manual are
in this manual. Therefore you may find
explanations
of based
on
the
information available
at the time of
printing.
equipment not installed in your car.
@
|i
has always
been
Volkswagen's
policy
to
continuously
@ Check with your authorized Volkswagen
dealer on
available
make
technical
improvements
at any
time
during the model
options or accessories.
year.
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written consent of
Volkswagen AG
Specifications
are
subject to change without notice.
Printed in
Germany 71.78
2
0.00.562.030.23

a 8
BEFORE
DRIVING 5
You r n ew Vol kswa g eG n
is the
result of many years
of
technical research and endurance testing.
— a Bl a
It is a
sophisticated
product
of
engineering, a
car designed jor
maximum efficiency and driving pleasure, acar
designed
with your
safety
in
mind.
Yo ur Own e r’
S M anu ql
contains
a
host
of useful information.
Read
it before
you drive your
. . alah niaiies
new car.
Acquaint
yourself with your car's
features and know how to
operate
it
more
safely. The
more you know about your
Valkswagen,
the more you will enjoy driving it.
FOR
YOUR OWN
PROTECTION and longer service life of
your car,
we ask you to heed our instructions and
cautions, Ignoring
therm could result in
extensive mechanical
failure or even
physical injury.
fi 7 f 2 explains how you can keep
your
Volkswagen in top driving candition by
Yo u r Wa r ra nty a n
d having
itse rviced regul :
rly. Always
hi
ave the
W orranty & Maintenance
Mi a i nte n a nc e bo re) kl et
booklet
with you when you take your
car to
an authorized dealer for
—~ = . service.
Your
Service Adviser will record each
service...
and that's
a good
record to have. 3

Operating your
car out-
side
the U.S.A. or Canada
Government
regulations
in the United
[If you plan to
take
your car outside
the
Certain
Volkswagen
models
are
available
States
and Canada require that
aufomo-
continental limits of the United States or for delivery in
Europe
under our
tourist
biles
meet specific emission
regulations
Canada, there is the possibility
that
delivery and return
shipment
program.
and satety standards. Therefore cars built
for
the U.S. and Canada differ from
@ gasoline
may
have a
considerably
For
cetails
consult an
authorized dealer
vehicles sold in other
countries.
lower
octane rating. Excessive en-
or write to:
gine “knock” and serious engine
damage
could result;
in U.S.A.
Volkswagen of
America,
Inc.
@ service
may be
inadequate due
to
Tourist
Delivery
lack of
proper
service
facilities, tools
819
Sylvan
Avenue
or diagnostic
equipment;
Englewood
Cliffs, N.J. 07632
® replacement parts may notbe readi-
in
Canada
ly available.
Volkswagen Ganada Ltd.
Tourist Delivery
@
unleaded
fuels for cars with catalytic
1920
Eglinton
Avenue East
converter
may not be available
scarborough, Ontario
M1L
2M2
Volkswagen cannot be
responsible for. If
you bought
your
car abroad and want
the mechanical damage that could re-
to bring
it back home,
be sure
to find
out
sult because
of
inadequate fuel,
service
about current import
and
customs re-
or parts availability. gulations
first.
4

Speed
ranges
s
You can
drive
your
Volkswagen
at full
Manual
Transmission
Automatic
Transmission
speed from
the first day.
There is no
—
23
break-in schedule.
ist
gear
| up
to
715 mph
or 24 km/h
Driving
.
ranges
2nd gear|
between
10 and
32 mph
or
* J
7
16 and 51
km/h
D
up to top
speed
There are,
however,
certain recommend- Srd
gear Pann
52 mph or
2
55 mph
or 88 km/h
ec speed
ranges for the
various gears:
andes
1 25
mph or 40 kin/h
4th gear
| between
30 mph and
top
speed
eo
MPH ot oS
or
48 km/h and top speed
lf you have a traffic
situation
where it is
necessary to accelerate
in 2nd
and @rd
gear
above
the recommended
speed
ran-
ges, you
may
do so for a brief
period
only. A governor
is
installed on the
en-
gine to prevent damage
from
excessive
engine speed (revolutions per
minute).
5

OPERATE
YOUR
CAR
SAFELY
A
lot
has
gone into
the
manufacture
of Before going
onatrip...
your Volkswagen.
Including advanced @
Depress knob in
the
center of
the
@) Check brake fluid level. It should be
engineering techniques, rigid
quality ~~ steering
wheel
to check
whether horn
near MAX mark. If fluid
is
below MIN
control
and
demanding
inspections.
is
working.
mark.
have
brake
system
checked
These
engineering
and
safety
features
EEE EE
will
be
enhanced
by you, the safe driver, © Ee sure
tires
are inflated
correctly.
dd Be
sure you
have a well
charged
bat-
— who
knows
the car
and all controls @ Make sure
wheel nuts are not loose or
tery. Each
cell
should be filled to
level
~—
who
maintains
the car
properly - missing / . ~ -
with
distilled
water.
—
who
uses
driving
skills
wisely.
~
—
,
@ Replenish windshield
washer
fluid,
() Be sure all
windows are clear and
unobstructed.
@) Be sure all
lights
are
working and
headlights are aimed correctly.
@)
Replace
cracked or worn
windshield
wipers.
@) Check engine oil, add
if
necessary.
Make it a habit to have engine oil
checked with every second fuel filling.
(8) Check under car for
leaks. Take
ne-
cessary steps to have them
corrected.
You'll
find helpful
hints on how to per-
form most
of
these checks
in this manual.
Ii in doubt, have these checks
performed
by
your dealer or any other
qualified
mechanic.
6

Inthe
driver's
seat...
On
the
highway...
(
Position
seat
for
easy
reach of
con- @
Always
drive
defensively.
Expect the @)
When
stopped
or stalled
for
repairs,
trols.
unexpected.
move
the
car well
off the road,
if
@
Adjust
inside
and
outside
mirrors.
@
Use signals
to
indicate
turns
and
lane
possible.
Set
the emergency
flasher
ae
changes.
and
use
road
flares
or
other
warning
@)
Use
safety
belts.
tdus! devices to
warn other motorists.
3 r ary
Meso
WS al ouses.
.
—
ot
fc
. _
.
@
Check
warning
lights
when
starting
@
Turn
on
heaclights
at
cuss
Turn
the
engine
off
before
you
at-
engine.
" @)
Always keep a safe
distance
fram
ihe
tempt
any
checks or repairs
on
the
A
NIC
+ iti
.
car
in
front
of
you,
depending
on
car.
6)
DO
NOT leave
car
idling
unattended.
-
ar
a
©
.
g une
traffic,
road and
weather
conditions.
) Check
operation of
foot and
parking
po
©
vee
pera
7s
F
~
&)
Reduce speed
during
night hours
and
FAKES.
inclement weather.
@)
Lock
doors
from
inside,
especially Akeania
by -
~
with
children inthecar.
*
©
Observe
speed
limits and
obey
high-
oes
~
way signs.
@) When tired, get
off the highway,
stop
and take a
rest.
Turn the
engine
off.
DO NCT sit in
the car with the
engine
idling.
See
warning
on
Engine
Exhaust.
@
When
stopped
or
parked,
always
set
the
parking
brake.
v

Vehicle
Identification
WANG ADTSEL
BY SOM SWACENASS 20 ae : Tae USER. LPED
Be
CTLESMHICED
WERE
oo
° : be La 5
Pe ~~
Safety
C lig Stick
B22 313.
B23 164,
————
ae
afety
Compliance
sticker
ene
This sticker is
your
assurance
that your
The Chassis Number
new Volkswagen
complies
with all appli-
is also | ad he j
_ _,
cable
Federal
Motor Vehicle
Safety
Stan- on the woe’ one @ Instrument
panel
dards
which
were in
effect at
the
time
ne ‘t a
tet s ‘t € so that
it is visible
the vehicle was
manufactured.
You
can
rom the outside
through the windshield.
find this sticker
on the
left
doorjamb.
The
sticker also shows the
manufactu-
rer’s
name, the
month
and year
of
pro-
Rie
duction and the chassis number of your
r Pama.
ft)
car (perforation)
as
well as the
Gross
ar
ee
Vehicle Weight Rating
and the Gross
ro
.
“>
Axle
Weight Rating,
t
;
The
Engine Number
is stamped
on the crankcase
below
the
breather
(not visible).
And also near
the
ignition coil.
" For Campmobile anly. Campmobile equipment is
6
installed subsequently.

OPERATING
CONTROLS
a
Key i ) Yent windows (where applicable)
The same key is used for the ignition/
_ To open the vent
windows, turn knob in
steering lock,
the
doors and
the rear
_ \ driving
direction,
move locking lever
luggage compartment
lid.
The key
num-
=f \
i forward and push
out window.
|
ber is stamped on the key head.
H
= ai
__ os
_
.
ns
For your
protection
against car
theft:
! -
ss
To
make closing
the vent window
easier,
Record the key number ane keep in a eT We suggest you first push on the forward
safe place, such as your wallet. NOT ‘ | part of the vent window so that it fits
IN THE CAR! : — snugly against the weatherstrip. Then
_ f .
err grasp the knob, and
move the lever back
If you should lose a key, provide your | . ep to lock it in place.
authorized
VW dealer with the key | ¢ _
number to ebtain a duplicate key. lige 4 |
DO NOT
remove key fram steering
~
lock while you are driving or as the ———_———————————— =
car is rolling to a stop. The steering
Sliding windows (where
applicable)
column is locked when you remove Windows The passenger
compartrnent is equip-
the key, and you will not be able to
-
ped with sliding
windows. When
closed,
steer the car. We
recommend
you do not
putdecals
or windows are locked. To open, press
.
-
other
signs on
the
windows
of your car locking knob down and slide window
Do not invite car theft that
may
interfere
with the
driver’s open.
by leaving your
car unattended with the
vision.
key in the ignition lock, Take the key with You
can
lower
and
raise the
windows in
you and lock the doors.
he front doors
by using the window
win-
The buzzer will
sound
when
you open the
ihe ront doors by using The
WIncOW Win
oo : er a ders.
We cushioned the knobs
for
your
drivers door
and the key
is still in the —~ 7.77)
ignition lock.
This is
your reminder to 52'€tY.
remove the key and lock the
doors.
5

Doors SS aR
Always
drive
with locked
doors to pre-
lf the door, with the locking knob de-
vent inadvertent opening
of the door
\ pressed, closes by
itself,
the
locking
fram the inside, especially with
small
knob
will disengage automatically. We
children in the car.
| provided this additional safety feature
Since your
Volkswagen is almost air tight
so you won't be locked
out if the door
it
will be easier
to
close the door
if
you
should slam shut
while
the key is still
open a window slightly.
inside the
car.
1 i To
lock, unlock
and
open doors
from
a 2 the inside
_—
@
Lock
or unlock doors by depressing
: or raising locking knob (3).
| @ To open doors, oull inside door
21 Sle
handle.
Front
doors
To lock, unlock and open
doors
from
the outside
@ Open coors by squeezing trigger (1)
in outer door handle.
@
\ock and unlock doors with
the
key
(2).
@® Doors can also be locked without a
key. First depress locking
knob
(3),
then squeeze
trigger (1) in outer
door
handle as you close
the
door.
10

a
jf
|
SRS
—
SS
_
|
7
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Beate
:
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—
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—
SSS
&
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B22-L49
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See
:
ee
a
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é
ee
=
i
Sliding
door
Always
drive with a locked
sliding door.
You can only lock and unlock
the
sliding
In the VW Kombi and VW Delivery Van,
To
open
from
the
outside door
from the outside with the
key. embossed lines — A — on the cargo com-
Unlock the door with the key
(1). Then Tg open from the inside
partment floor mark the limit up to which
press
the nandle down (2) and slide the . - _ cargo can be loaded
without obstructing
door to the rear. The door is held in the Move the
small sliding knob up (5) and
the operation
of
the sliding door.
fully open position by a catch. pull
the handle back
(6).
To close
and lock
from the outside .
a
Tocl d lock f the insid
Pull the handle up to release the catch 9 close
and lock Hom
ine inside
(3).
Slide the
door forward untilit is
clo-
Pull the handle forward to release the
sed.
If
the door does not close
atthe first
catch,
close
the door
and move the small
attempt,
be sure to press the
handle
= sliding knob down
(7).
down
first before closing the door. Then
lock with the key
(4).
11

Seats
|
We
recommend
you do
not
adjust
the
Seatback
adjustment
driver's
seat
while
driving.
Your
seat
The backrest
is secured
and
cannot
tilt
may
suddenly
jerk
forward
or back-
forward
accidentally.
ward, which
could
result
in
loss of
control,
To
adjust
the backrest,
push
the lever
(2)
down
at the right
side
of the seat
cushion
Head
restraint
(optional)
.
as you
exert slight
body
pressure
in the
ne |
!
a :
_.t
am leute
. .
Ahead restraint can be installed
for each
mo
direction
desired. Let the
lever go
to lock
seat. The head restraints cannot be ad-
\&
the backrest In position.
justed.
=<
i
To remove, pull head restraint out. To
[
;
)_
install,
push head restraint
in as
far
as a-eaal]
possible.
Driver's
seat
(in 7-seater
model,
also front passenger
seat)
Seat
adjustment
(forward or
backward)
@
Either
pull
or
depress
lever
(1)
in
front
of
seat.
@®
Slide
seat
to
desired
position.
® Let
lever
go,
move
seat
slightly
back
and
forth
to make
sure
it
is
securely
engaged.
12

installing
@ Stand outside vehicle and
position
seat
in front
of
tracks.
@ Hock
inboard
seat
runner on
its
track
first.
Then insert outer
runner by
_
pulling seat slightly toward you.
@ With adjustment lever either raised or
|
depressed,
slide
seat
back on the
tracks.
- _ @
The hook
(3)
need not
be
lifted
when _
( rm : putting seat back as the seat can just
oo .
be
pushed past the
stap.
ake
7 /
|
3
[pe-823)
Removing and installing driver's seat
(in
7-seater
model.
also front
passenger
seat}
Removing
@ Stand outside vehicle. Either pull or
depress adjustment
lever (1)
in
frant
of seat. Lift hook
(3)
against
spring
—
loading,
hald
it
and
slide
seat past
stop.
@
Release
hook and slide seat forward
out of runners.
13

SS
SE
SSS
ss ORemoving
and
installing the
front
EES ci:
Wes
|
SE
Del
>
so
passenger
seat
Le
ae Ae
Se
YES
ING
ee
Ny
ee
seater
model
only)
Wee
NG
;
are
\\
ae
Seek dR
A
Caren eS
ae
‘Me Hi
a on 4
Sa
| Lift
the
seat at the
front
edge first; then ne
ee
Sets
oe
Sit
Nae Dies
6 Ma
ere ec; §=6remove.
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Cte
\:.
*
i at AY
1 Fee
P Bete a
iy
a .
“a
ares”
% oS iy
WG
Rs
=> ~~
When putting
the
seat back
in
again,
ff.
a \
eee
8
me”
a anes a IG
: hold the
seat with
the
seat
cushion tilted
——
‘S- pO ys
a
al a
| toward
the
backrest,
slide the
hook on
y %
Wey .
ae
/
| the rear
side of
the
backrest
into the
=
oe
fo
iugaes Ayaan
<<
Ss bracket
on the
partition.
Insert
the
seat “@
ee
Ver
) cushionin the
desired
notch,
andfoldthe
e
yon
&
ioe
ER EL
3
seat
cushion down.
Always
check to be
“gu
RR:
h
| sure
the backrest
is
securely
attached
.
—
SS
to
the partition.
——
BO
Sewer
Front
passenger's
seat
Passenger
compartment
(-seater model only)
In
the 9-seaier
version (U.S. model only),
The front
passenger
seat
can be ad-
the backrest of the
first
seat in the middle
justed to twe different
positions. Lift
the
row
can be tilted
forward and oui of the
seat cushion at the
front
edge and move
way for easy
access to the rear
bench.
the
seat into the second
notch,
To
disengage the lock of
the
backrest,
pull up the lever on
the
side of the back-
Keep the backrest hooked into
the
rest.
bracket on the partition
when
adjusting
the seat position.
For
your
passenger's protection,
the
backrest
lock must be
engaged
at all
times while the car is in motion.
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Removing and
installing seats
in
the
Center seatbench
rear passenger
compartment
All seats
in the rear passenger
compart-
After
loosening the
seat retaining
nuts of
ment can be taken out. First remove
the
the center
seat
bench,
remove the
heater
side and
front trimming fram
the seat duct
first.
A
flap
will
fold
to cover
the
frames.
opening in
the floor.
When
reinstalling
Then
unscrew the nuts and take off the
the center
bench, raise the
flap and
insert
mounting supports. Remove seats.
Take
te ductin
the
opening. Be sure the
duct
out bolts by turning
them.
ends are
positioned
underneath
the
. oo
mounting
supports before
tightening
the
When reinstalling the rear seats, be sure iyo
to push belt tongue and buckle through -
between backrest
and
seat cushion. The When reinstalling the seats use all
safety belts should always be
on top
of bolts,
mounting supports and nuts. Be
the seat cushions for ready use. sure to tighten the nuts
firmly.
15

Safety
belts
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belts for front seats se —
For you and
your
passenger's
protec-
A
shoulder
belt should
not
be
worn by Y
tion, use
safety
belts
at all
times | @ person less than 4°7° or 1.40 m in . ; -
while the
car is in
motion.
height
because it would not be in its
oy
_
most protective
position,
and there- ea [sense
The outer
front seats
are
equipped
with
fore
may
increase
the
possibility
of in-
—_ a -
combination
lap/shoulder
belts.
For
easy —_‘ Jury in a
collision.
Adjusting length
storage a hook
is
provided
on the door
@
To fasten your combination
lap/ Adjusting
can be
made before
or after
post. shoulder belt, grasp
the belt
tongue, buckling up. . ;
take it off the hook on the door post 1° lengthen the beit,
press in release
in
in models with a
three-passenger
front and pull
the belt
across your chest
buckle as
you
pullinnerloop.
seat, the middie seating position
is
and lap.
The
safety
belt
is
properly adjusted
if
equipped with a
lap belt. See next
page
wy Insert the
belt into the anchor housing wee tee any *. sey ACROSS
on how to use a lap
belt.
on
the inboard
side of
the seat
and nes ang the Phot er Pon
push down
until itis securely locked,
P@fmits you to put your fist between belt
Siore safety belts
of unoccupied
seats
.
and
chest.
properly. This reduces the
possibility
of @
To
unfasten
the belt, push in the re- _
their swinging about in case
of
a sudden lease marked PRESS in the anchor
> ae
stop. housing. The belt
tongue will spring
a
: out
of
the anchor housing. gy
Belts should not be worn loose or 7
twisted. — , ; | i
They
should
fit snugly across
your bady, \ as ‘ ' 4
Do not strap in
more than one
person in
ma.
ae
each belt.
When
notin
use the
beltshouldbe
hung
To shorten
the belt
pull the free
end as
on
the
hook
provided for this
purpose
on _ illustrated.
the door
past.
After
each adjustment be sure belt is
iG pulled snugly across your lap.

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Belt
care
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Tolengthen or shorten
the rear belt, hold)
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Belts that have been subjected
to ex-
, RN the belt tongue at a right angie to the belt
cessive
siretch forces in an
accident
D : and pull the respective belt section in the
should be replaced.
desired direction. Take up any slack of
— oo
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ai _
the
loose belt
end by moving
the slide on ™@ 'f belts show damage to webbing, |
- - "the belt . bindings or buckles, they should be
oo replaced.
Safety belts forrear seats F
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_
The belts should always be kept ontop ™ if belts do not work
properly, see
your
The rear seats are
equipped with
adjust- of the seat for ready use. Do not permit authorized dealer to have them re-
able lap belts.
them
to get caught under the seat.
paired or replaced.
Pull the longer section across your
lap
@
Do not
modify
or disassemble
the
and insert the
tongue
in the
inboard
satety belts
in
your car.
buckle.
Push
in
until you hear a click to , ae |
be sure the belt is locked securely. @®
Keep
belts
clean. If
they need clean-
: :
ing,
use a mild soap solution, but do
The belt should not be worn
loose or
not remove belts from car. DO NOT
twisted : :
use other
cleaning
agents
as
they will
:
weaken the
webbing.
To unfasten the belt, push in the
release
@ NEVER bleach or
dye safety belts.
marked PRESS in
the buckle.
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— Heater temperature lever
......
35
4 —
Fuel gauge
and warning
lights
. 20
13 — Windshield
wipers/washer lever 24
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Venis for heating and cefrosting
5
—
Speedometer
...............
22 14 —
Emergency flasher ..........
23
{two for
each side}
6 =
For installation of optional
15 = Control knob for Auxiliary
Heater
38
2? —
Heat distribution
lever
equipment: electric clack
.... 22 716 —-
Ashtray
.........-.......... 25
Za—
Warm air outlets for front leg area
Y — Brake warning light
.......... 22 17 — Rear
window defogger
....... 23
(one tor
each side)
8
—
Plate over
radio aperture
18 = Ignition/steering lock ........ 19
3 — Fresh air control lever
9 - Glove compartment
19 — Fusebox ...................
42
3a— Vents for fresh air ventilation
below
10 — Turn signal/headlight dimmer
20 — Container
for windshield washer
the windshield (one for each side)
switch
lever
................ 24 fluid
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sb-
Vents
torfresh airventilationonthe
11 —- Headlight switch
............ 23
dashboard (one for each side)
12
— Horn button
18
Sc-
Fresh air fan (not on all
models} .
36
(depress
for horn operation)