The Brussels Post, 1976-11-03, Page 13WE ARE SPECIALISTS IN • •
GLASS
TRIM,...
AUTO & TRUCK. GLASS
COMPLETE
CAMPER WINDOWS
AUTO UPHOLSTERY
VAN WINDOWS
CUSTOM INTERIORS
CONSTRUCTION
VINYL ROOFS
EQUIPMENT OPERA WINDOWS
VAN, ROOF VENTS BODY SIDE MOULDINGS
QUARTER WINDOW CONVERTIBLE TOPS
SkOCKOUTS INSURANCE CLAIMS
CALL 524-2136 FOR FREE ESTIMATES
ALL PARTS AND WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED FOR 90 DAYS,
REE MOBILE SERVICE ON GLASS TO HOME, OFFICE, FARM, FACTORY
AUTO GLASS LIMITED
356 BAYFIELD RD. GODERICH ,524.2136
The
Glassnien
of
Ontario
DATSUN
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Remember last winter on those cold days when you were
so glad your car was in fine mechanical condition.
Be sure again this winter and take advantage of our
door SPECIAL OFFER
1. Change oil and oil filter.
2. Inspect fuel filter.
3. Inspect air filter.
4. Check hose connections.
5. Check antifreeze level and degree
of protection.
6. Clean battery terminals and test
battery and charging rate.
7. Test block heater.
8. Inspect all belts.
9. Inspect wiper blades.
10. Check heater and defroster operation.
11. Check all lights.
12. Check distributor high tension
wires and coil:
13. Check all lubricant levels.
14. Inspect brake system.'
15. Inspect all tires (including 'Spare).
,REPLACEMENT PARTS GUARANTEE (parts and labour-3 months or 4,000 frilled or the
balance of your new car guarantee) •
DID YOU KNOW-. We have first line VMS andBatteriat at very competitive PRICES
une -up
ailed best
nsurance
gainst
o starts
Motorists who have RA-
lowed the regularly schecl-
l ied program of car care
prescribed in the owner's
manual can forget about
winterizing,
"Most 'can't start' calls
for assistance are the re-
sult of vehicle neglect
rather than vehicle fail-
ure,"
"Poorly tuned engines
and weak batteries are
responsible for 80 per cent
of all wintertime emer-
gency road service calls."
10-point check list
for keeping a car in peak
operating condition, once
It is properly tuned:
1. Check plugs and
points regularly. Dirty or
worn plugs waste gas and
pat an added strain on the
battery because they re-
quire more electricity than
clean plugs. If points are
worn, they cannot deliver
peak power to plugs.
2. Have car's automatic
choke cleaned and adjust-
ed. if automatic chOice
doesn't cut down when en-
gine is warmed up, gaso-
line is wasted.
3. Inspect the cooling
system. Hoses, radiator,
pressure cap and thermo-
stat as well as the anti-
freeze level should be
checked regularly.
4. Make sure car .bat-
iffy is fully charged, with
terminals clean and secure
and water covering battery
plates, Battery should be
free from cracks or corro-
sion, Periodic inspections
will assure that battery is
properly charged.
5. Check voltage regu-
lator, An undercharged
battery will fail and an
overcharged battery will
hackle its cover and bulge
the sides, causing leaks.
6. Is the exhaust sys-
tem noisy? A rusty or
leaky muffler or exhaust
manifold is a carbon mon-
oxide hazard.
7. 'Check windshield
wipers and washers for
proper operation. Worn
or poorly functionin'g
wiper blades cut visibility
a nd should be replaced.
Water in the windshield
washer reservoir should
have an added solvent all
year long. It not only pre=
vents freezing, but helps
wipers remove slush or
accumulation for better
visibility.
8. Make sure defrost-
ers and heater are work-
i ng Properly.
9. Cheek fan belt and
other belts for proper ad-
justment and, replace them .
worn, A slipping belt af-
feels the alternator and
operation of the car air conditioner.
Have a periodic
general safety cheek Made "very 10,000 miles, Iht,desing, ins., Pecti" of brakes p
hoses,
1,111:n signals, back-u`g
."64)8 and tires. Cheek
, transmission Dra 4 and '
,11 levels and fluid level
'n the rear wde.
that
Club points out
bene"fit Of
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Elop gasoline
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