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General| Brand | Chevrolet |
|---|---|
| Model | 1971 Camaro |
| Category | Automobile |
| Language | English |
Details on the two types of keys provided and their specific uses.
Explanation of how to lock and unlock car doors using internal and external methods.
Information on manually operated front seats and folding rear seat backs.
Description of the rearview mirror's day/night control feature.
Warnings about the dangers of carbon monoxide and how to prevent its entry.
Procedure for starting cars with automatic transmissions under various conditions.
Procedure for starting cars with manual transmissions, including starter interlock.
Explanation of Powerglide selector positions (P, R, N, D, L) and their uses.
Details on operating Turbo Hydra-Matic transmissions with console and column shifters.
How to read and interpret the fuel gauge's operation.
Meaning of the oil pressure warning light and actions to take.
Understanding the generator indicator light and its function.
Purpose of the engine temperature light and what to do if it illuminates.
Explanation of the brake warning light, its causes, and required actions.
How the three-position light switch controls various exterior lights.
Recommended fuel octane rating and factors affecting operating efficiency.
Guidance on selecting and using high-quality engine oils.
Recommended intervals for changing engine oil based on mileage and service.
Checking coolant level and recommendations for coolant types.
Information on factory-installed tires and their performance.
List of services to perform at 6,000-mile or 4-month intervals.
Specific checks and adjustments required at the initial oil change.
Service recommendations for the 24,000-mile interval.
Coolant flush and refill procedure for every two years.
Location of VIN on the car and engine block.
Fluid capacities for gasoline tank and engine crankcase.
Data on horsepower, torque, bore, stroke, and firing order for various engines.
First step in problem resolution: discuss with dealership management.
Second step: contact the nearest Chevrolet Zone Office for assistance.
Third step: contact the Owner Relations Manager for further review.
Location and removal procedure for the gas cap.
Recommended fuel octane rating for optimal vehicle performance.
Importance of checking tire inflation pressure monthly.
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