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When the positive crank-
case ventilation valve on
your car's engine gets stuck,
it's like plugging up a boiling
tea kettle — something's got
to give. Pressure builds up in
the crankcase forcing oil and
unwanted fumes through
bearings and seals. The PCV
valve should be- checked pert-
odiCally, replaced yearly.
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0 Accessories to Enhance Joy of Motoring
Offer More Comfort, Convenience, Safety
A man walks up'to his car,
inserts a key into a lock on
the front fender, turns it,
takes another key to unlock
the driver's door, climbs in,
starts the engine and drives
off.
That man isn't taking any
chances. He's burglar-proof-
ed his car something more
and more owners are doing
these clays.
The auto burglar alarm,
which is de-activated by
turning the lock on the ex-
terior of the car before get-
ting in (and which, inciden-
tally, can set up a howl that
can be heard for a block) is
one of hundreds of accesso-
ries that are available to- to-
day's car owner. •
If you're worried about car
thieyes, get an auto burglar
alarm. From --$29.95,
Discourage Theft
Or, how about a set of
wheel lock nuts? For a couple
of dollars per wheel you can
discourage even ,the most
hard bitten tire thief from
making off with your wheels
and tires. The- lock looks like
a regular wheel lug, but it
cannot be removed without
' first using a key.
"Auto accessories is a brisk
businea," says Ed Gutowski
who runs Hollywood Automo-
tive on Detroit's northwest
side. "Sometimes people come
in here looking ,for one thing
and leave with three or, four
itenis. They look - at some-
thing and see the,yalue in it
and sell themselves. Impulse
buying."
Hollywood Nutoinotive does
a big business in hot rod and
speed equipment. But the
family man is" important to
them, too. What does the
man with a sedan or a sta-
tion wagon want most?
"Luggage racks. We sell a
pile of them," says Ed. It's
not surprising, since -more
and more people are vaca-
tioning by car, and they're
taking with. them enough
gear to. be comfortable for
two weeks, a month, or more.
Give Them Music
Another family-type item •
is a stereo tape player. It can
be installed by an amateur
with the most rudimentary
tools. ,
Popular, too, are a variety
of gauges to replace "idiot"
lights„e gauges are avail-
able i• Sets including an am-
meter, oil pressure gauge,
and engine temperature
gauge — or in individual
pieces.
Side marker lights or re-
flectors for cars not origin-
ally equipped with them, are
bought and installed by the
owner himself. They're inex-
pensive, dressy looking and
contribute to safety.
• Vanity mirrors have al-
ways been popular, but the
current crop of self-illumi-
nating mirrors are more pop-
ulAf than ever, especially
with the younger car owners.
These clip on to the sun visor
like the original vanity mir-
rors, and the lights are pow-
. ered by flashlight batteries.
Many Things New
What else is new? Head-
rests are available in all sizes,
shapes and colors. installa-
tion takes seconds — either
bolt-on or clamp-on types,
. depending on what the own-
er wants. And baby seats, the
kind that will keep Junior
secure from harm, out-of-
the-way, and yet close at
hand should he need atten-
tion,
Then there are a variety of
air aeflectors and dust flaps
(for wagons) , dress-up orna-
ments, lights, rearview mir-
rors, tachometers, fuel and
oil additives and dozens of
other items including baby
bottle warmers.
Whether the car owner
buys his car "stripped" or
"loaded" he can satisfy his
every motoring need and
want by dropping in to one
of the thousands of accesso-
ry retailers around the coun-
try.' He may start oUt as a
browser, but chances are he'll
walk out of the store with
something that he really
needs. . •
SYIVIPTOMS: Using too much
oil, Power loss, Car stalling,
Fouling spark plugs.
POSSIBLE WORK NEEDED:
Ring Job.
Cons: $100.00 to $155.00
depending on engine type (6
cyl. or 8 cyl.)
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SYMPTOMS: Low key rum-
bling sound in engine, Oil
consumption, Using too Mud")
oil, Power loss, Car stalling,
Fouling Spark Plugs.
POSSIBLE WORK NEEDED:
Ring and Bearing Job.
Cons: $125.00 to $185.00
depending on. engine type (6
cyl, or 8 cyl.)