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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1973-07-12, Page 85- --CLINTON NOWS•RNCORD, THURSDAY, JUL .t Alt 1973 Perhaps one definition of a young old-timer is someone who recalls those long, railroad passenger tickets. On a cross-country trip,* ticket could be several feet in length, with each cetipon representing one stop on the journey. Since the automobile now carries about 8S "'Went of all vacation travelers, it might be a good idea to resurrect the old train ticket to remind the motorist, of vital serv,. HERE'S YOUR TICKET TO CARE ice". Each portion f4 the "Carefree Car Vacation" ticket above describes a service that will help keep your qkr in top condition during your vacation. Cat Care Council suggest* that you use it as a reminder when getting these services. Perforikled at your favorite service facility, lo that way you'll be sure that you're on the right track every mile you're on the road, TUNE-UP good for surer starting, better gasoline mileage, peppier per- torm.ance, reducing harmful ends- Signs, should include new spark plugs,. points, condenser; distributor and wiring check; set timing, com- pression test and servicing .9f anti-pollution devices, Also battery, electrical system sand carburetor check. COOLING SYSTEM Good For Preventing Overheat- ing. Clean and flush and refill with fresh antifreeze, Check then, rnostat, fan belt, water pump, hoses and pawn. op, A 'Manny Good For Safe Vision, Check windshield wipers, washer system, headlights, mrts backup and brake --7-770.1111*. .001re. 411110.• SHOCKS Good For Smoother Ride, Roo Control. on the Road, Check for condition. Good For Optimum Wear of Vital Moving Parts, Change oil and filter, lubricate the chassis and check all hydrau, lie fluid levels. LUBRICATION Good For Longer Tire Wear. Check Tires For General Condi- tion and _Rotate Them, Check wheel alignment and balance, BRAKES Good For Safe Stopping, Have linings inspected, seals, fluid and adjustments checked,— Time to Summarize Recreational Vehicles TIRES WHEELS "I GOTTA HAVE A $4„000 CAR! THE GUY NEXT. DOOR JUST BOUGHT ONE FOR $3,995" SERIOUSLY, IF YOU NEED A CAR LOAN WE OFFER LOW RATES, FAST LOAN SERVICE AND CONVENIENT REPAYMENT PLANS Clinton Community Credit Union PHONE 4823467 CLINTON So if yOU *IVO e DateUtt1200:•taUll..: save monosebn 4as,.aeld. burn .••• • .itiert less Of the filel that causes...:. • :MOO Of our air pollution • . .1f yoU'reootiomy.:mindeg4 or if .y0e!re:ecOlOgYinded need $...a.1)0401200 • 1.11)* JS atlr ielleniOus rgiS saving device And here* the wain yOu rood to ow YOu won't have to worry about tires this summer if you take advantage of our SUMMER TIRE SPECIALS NOW Poe speed and custom equip- ment see Carl Hicks...It's his specialty. WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF RADIALS- BELTED AND 4 PLYS Here are some examples of sale prices. • 78 x 15 Whitewall - 4 Ply - $18,50 o - 78 x 15 Whitewall - 4 Ply Poly - $24,00 G 78 x 15 Whitewall 2+ 2 Belted - $26.50 G 78 x 15 Whitewall Steel Belted - $32.50 • - 15 x 15 Radial $46.00 Stow Belted instoiled and [talented Free HAUGH TIRE SUPPLY 261 VICTORIA ST. (HWY 4S) cuNtoN FHONE 4824796 Adventuresome vacationers who want to take their camper trailers off the beaten path into scenic areas such as the above — with its magnificent view of the Grand Tetons will do welt to snake sure their rigs are checked thoroughly before they consider off-road maneuvers. PHONE 482.9531 CLINTON OUCH!!! Let us bring back that new car glow with our expert body repair and painting service. CLINTON BODY & RADIATOR SHOP "GET A DING - GIVE US A RING" '1, r Care for your car —now. "Before making extensive summer use of a recreational vehicle, owners should first 'make sure it is properly de- winterized," says Mike Radigan, National Director of the Recreational Vehicle Institute. He referred to the process of readying an RV for hot weather use as "summerizing" and said the first step in summerizing is to remove signs of winter, "Anti-freeze should be drained from the radiator and fresh water should be bank-ilUglied through the cooling system," the RVI head suggests, "Engine oil should be changed and summer oil used — a new oil filter should be installed. At the same time, it is a good idea to have the entire chassis lubricated. "It shouldn't be necessary to change transmission fluid or differential oil but these should at least be checked, as should the power steering oil. ' Cheek Spark Plugs "Master cylinder brake fluid should also be checked." Other steps toward "summarizing," according to Radi- gan, include cleaning and gapping (or replacing) spark plugs and points, recharging battery condition), checking and replacing if necessary such items as light bulbs, wind- shield wiper blades, muffler and tail pipe, springs and shock absorbers. Radigan also suggested front end alignment checks, inspection of tires and a general underneath check for damage of any kind, "As for the living quar- ters, the water storage tank should be thoroughly flushed out to remove any anti-freeze you may have used and to clean out the tank and water lines, Thor- ough flushing should con- tinue for at least 15 min- utes," the RVI director advises. Look for Leaks "This is a good time to make sure your pump is working properly and that there are no leaks any- where in your water sys- tem,"Radigan advised, sug- gesting similar treatment for the holding tank, He emphasized that spe- cialattention should be lALy04• :* 4 sit * inrfnge, -flam.06.frftite erator, water heater: 6,tc., and said that gas appli- ances should be carefully tested for correct pilot flames, in accordance with manufacturers' instruc- tions. Remember These "An additional check of all windows, doors, ventila- tors, cabinets, and a little oil or graphite on noisy or stiff hinges ... a final check of your interior lights, care- ful inspection of your hitch and safety chains, and you should be ready for a sum- mer full of fun," Radigan concluded. In designing anti-emis- sion systems to help reduce air pollution, car manufac- turers are installing hotter- running engines in today's vehicles. Therefore, it has become even more critical that cooling systems be in top condition to handle the higher engine temperatures. This means that the cooling .system, should be gekeiUtwice, year for the 'following: 'Leak-free radiator; soundness of all hoses and connections; properly op- erating thermostat; radia- tor cap is sealing efficiently; water pump is working, and coolant levels are normal. 4 Proper mixture of coolant, for both summer and winter operation, is about 50 per cent ethylene glycol-type anti-freeze and 50 per cent water. This so-called per- manent-type anti-freeze should be replaced every two years or 30,000 miles, which ever comes first. Cleaner For Bet Is your car up to the summer-travel miles ahead? Stop in or phone us for an appointment for our quality car care service. OR IF YOU'RE IN THE MARKET FOR A GOOD "RE-CONDITIONED CAR" GIVE US A TRY BEFORE YOU BUY P. J. GOLDSWORTHY MOTOR SALES 365 Victoria St. (Hwy. 4, S.). CLINTON BP PRODUCTS the "leak-proof" anti-freeze time. Once revealed, the ing" variety that claims it can stop radiator leaks anti-freeze, the "self-seal- lution to a leak problem. offers only a temporary so- Containing, generally, an is effective only for a short asbestos-type compound, While on the subject of DATSUN SAVES leak should be located and repaired ,by a cornpetent auto-iervice teChfilcian. LOTS OF AIR An average automobile engine uses about 9,000 gal- lons of air for every gallon of gasoline, Have your air cleaner serviced regularly for top performance. WIPE OUT NOISE If you have car radio In- terference when your elec- tric windshield wipers are on, check your wiring, Improperly -grounded two- speed wipers can cause the trouble. „ . . . .. . . They foUndthat,a...Dettlin•12Q.a. • .goes further one:gallOn. of gas than. any. of the Where, Engines Call ter Cooling More gas thaifaittothet 1973 car tro taco F il o a .. -11 ItcOtte or pAmileenntc' syEhnausi - Utilished a Study on automobile sconsmmation.lt tates every ncer Sold inthe LI.,.S. 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