Oldsmobile GM DELTA 88 1974 - Operation in Foreign Countries

variety, which is considered "severe
service"
especially in cold weather, be sure
to include some 25 to 50 mile highway
trips during the break-in period and vary
the car's speed.
OPERATION IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES
Your Oldsmobile is designed to operate on
fuel of approximately 91 research octane
number or higher, sold in the United States
and Canada. If you plan to operate your
Oldsmobile outside the continental limits
of
the United States or Canada, there is a
possibility that the best fuels available are
so low
in anti-knock quality that excessive
knocking and serious engine damage may
result from their use. To obtain
information on the quality of fuels
available
in the countries in which you plan
to travel, write to Oldsmobile Division,
Customer Service Department, Lansing,
Michigan,
48921, (or in Canada write to
General Motors of Canada Limited, Owner
Relations Department, Oshawa, Ontario),
giving:
• The vehicle identification number (on
plate on instrument panel ahead of the
steering wheel and visible through the
windshield, or from registration slip or
title).
• The country or countries in which you
plan to travel.
It is recommended that you not operate
your Oldsmobile inany country not having
fuels meeting the r~quirements of your
Oldsmobile engine. Engine modifications
are
not available to compensate for low
anti-knock
quality fuels. Operation of your
car under conditions of continuous or
excessive knocking constitutes misuse of
the engine and may cause engine damage
for which Oldsmobile Division is not
responsible under the terms of the
Oldsmobile New Vehicle Warranty.
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