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Foreword
IN YOUR possession is a motor vehicle that has been thoroughly tested and inspected. Like any other piece of machinery, to
maintain it in first class condition, you should lubricate it at the time prescribed with the proper grade of oil and grease and keep
all working parts and oil holes clean and free from dirt and grit. You should also periodically have it systematically inspected at
an Authorized Willys-Overland Service Station.
In the following pages we have set forth the knowledge every owner should have of his vehicle, that he may know how to take
the best care of it and handle it in such a way that he will get maximum service. Information is also made available covering
external adjustments and minor emergency repairs. Read and follow these instructions carefully; we are sure that you will then
enjoy the satisfactory operation that you rightfully anticipate.
Should adjustment or repair seem necessary beyond your ability, don’t experiment; have the work done by a competent repair
man. It will always prove best and cheapest in the end to have the work done by the Dealer from whom you purchased your car.
Many Willys-Overland Dealers have factory trained mechanics and all are familiar with the construction and adjustments through
the cooperation of the Manufacturer.
Do not attempt any adjustments as long as the vehicle is operating satisfactorily.
Be sure to obtain the Owner Service Policy, provided by your Dealer on delivery of your new vehicle.
Caution
Accept and use only Genuine Factory Parts
Imitation parts are usually of inferior quality and can do serious damage to other mechanical parts of your vehicle.
Genuine parts are sold by all authorized Willys-Overland Dealers. Be sure none other than genuine parts are placed in your
vehicle.
Presence of parts other than those furnished by Willys-Overland will void the manufacturer’s Warranty.
NOTE: Parts replaced under the terms of the Warranty (Page 4) must be left with the Willys-Overland Dealer who makes the
replacement, if full credit is expected.
This is important for Owners to know, when traveling outside the territory in which their vehicle was originally purchased,
particularly when credit for old parts cannot be established to the satisfaction of the Dealer.
In this connection, a forwarding address should be given by the Owner in order to insure the credit reaching him.
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