Clinton News-Record, 1973-11-15, Page 15toed and replaced as neees,
WY,
The thermostat, which
Maintains engine tempera-
ture within specified limits,
should be checked, too. If
it's not working properly
you 'could have either an
overheating engine or re-
duced engine efficiency. A
faulty thermostat also can
cause your ear's heater to
lose its effectiveness,
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Et,gcraroftt...srsTes—That
sickening "click-click" that
signifies ft dead battery may
be nothing more than a Or -
rOdeci connection creating
an abnormal resistance in
your starting circuit, Or it
could be a problem in your
ear's alternator or voltage
regulator,
Then again, it could be
the battery itself, A bat-
tery's average life is from 26
to 30 months. To play it safe,
have your ear's _charging
circuit, battery and connec-
tions checked while you are
in command of the situa-
tion,
Ask your mechanic for a
safety check, too, including
tires, exhaust system, lights,
brakes, windshield wipers
and washers, shock absorb-
ers and steering mechan-
ism.'
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1971 PONTIAC PARISIENNE
FOUR-DOOR HARDTOP - 350 V-8
automatic, power steering, power disc
brakes, radio, rear defogger, new belted
whitewalls. OHM 628,
Six cylinder standard shift, Decent con-
dition, Not certified. 027371.
1969 PONTIAC PARISIENNE
1WO-DOOR HARDTOP - This one owner
Car haS 350 11-8, automatic, power
steering, power brakes, custom radio.
and is in above average condition. 1tS0
1969 MONTEGO
TWO-DOOR HARDTOP • V-8, automatic,
radio. Nice condition. OHF 382,
1969 'FORD CUSTOM
SEDAN V-0, automatic, raft?, rear
speaker, power 'Steering, top
cenditietiTCNH 334.
Test drive one now at
Put Car on 1-G-E," Canadian Council Advises
Experts List Three Major Factors
Affecting Auto Performance
When Temperature Drops
If you've put off having your car serviced for cold
weather, let the word ICE serve as a reminder, T, C and E
are the initials for the Ignition, Cooling and Electrical sys-
tems, the three main factors affecting your car's depend-
ability when temperatures drop.
According to Car Care Council of Canada, these are the
points that should get attention:
* *
IGNITION SYSTEM -- You
may be well advised to in-
vest in a tune-up if you're
nearing the 10,000 mile
mark since the last time
that work was done. This
usually involves replace-
ment of distributor points,
condenser, and rotor plus
spark plugs (and sometimes
wiring). The service in-
cludes adjustment of igni-
tion timing, idle speed and
automatic choke, Your me-
CLINTON NEWS-RECORD, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 1973,--5 i
chanic also will check on
the condition of the various
filters and pollution control
devices so essential to effi-
cient engine operation. * * *
COMING SYSTEM—There's
more to . cooling system
maintenance than flushing
the radiator and replacing
the anti-freeze. The system
should be pressure tested
for potential leaks, Hoses
and belts should be exam-
Avoid cooling system failures with IN A BLIND — A windshield splashed with winter road slush can provide a moment of terror
to any motorist. For a fraction of a moment he is practically blind. It takes good wipers to
clear away the obstruction as quickly as possible and restore safe visibility. Replace those
worn wipers before poor winter weather sets in.
CLINTON BODY &
RADIATOR SHOP
and you'll find winter
driving isn't so bad after
U.S, have come out with
some facts on how a motor-
ist's ability to drive is im-
paired by long stretches
behind the wheel.
On the average, after four
hours of driving, a motorist
takes 20 per cent longer
between corrections of the
steering wheel.
The automobile with a
fatigued driver drifts more
than twice as far from the
center of the lane.
If there is a blow-out-
before the driver regains
control, the car will swerve
three times as far as when
he is fresh and alert.
Tests were made in a
Cornell Aeronautical Lab-
oratory (CAL) Inc. simu-
lator in Buffalo, and are
being followed up by over-
the-road driving in actual •
are for the U.S. Department
of Transportation,
The simulator puts the
"driver" into conditions he'd
actually find on the road
with these conditions being
controlled and set up by a
computer. He "drives" by
means of a steering wheel
and accelerator and brake
pedals.
The value of rest pauses
in long distance driving also
acquired some support from
the tests, says CAL's maga-
zine, Research Trends, Each
driver, after completing the
four-hour stint, took a four-
minute break, then returned
to the driving simulator for
a brief additional run,
After the rest, drivers had
accuracy equal to that at
the end of their first hour
of driving.
Lengthy Stretch at Wheel
Shortens Trip Too Soon
Tests conducted in the vehicles. Both set of tests
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1972 PONTIAC GRAND VILLE
TWO-DOOR HARDTOP - 455 V-8
automatic, power steering, power
brakes, power windows, power seats,
vinyl top, radio, rear defogger, tinted
windshield, This is the top of the line
luxury Pontiac and in excellent con-
dition,
TWO-DOOR HARDTOP V-8 automatic,
power steering, power brakes, radio. In-
cludes safety check, DHJ845.
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1971 PONTIAC CATALINA
TWO-DOOR HARDTOP - 350 V-8,
automatic, power steering, power disc
brakes, whitewalls, wheel disCs. 24,000
mites. One owner. Nice light blue finish
With white top. OHE - 674
1973 DATSUN 510
SEDAN - This is the deluxe model.
Features top economy and 4 speed tran-
smission. 13000 miles, HCF 722
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All the power options plus automatic air conditioning,
tinted glass, vinyl top and new tires. Just 24,000 Miles;
$10,000 hew. DHL /62 Side windows are curved, The rear window Is
electrically heated, and window glass is tinted all
around. An instrument panel with cockpit styling
and the conveniently clustered, square framed in-
strument windows are among the striking
features, Steering wheel, shift 000111016 and seats
form one aesthetic Unit with the Instrument panel.-
Full floor carpeting is standard.
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