CAUTION: . Extended
running
of
engine
(5
minutes
or
more)
without
depressing
accelerator
pedal,
could
cause
damage
to
engine
or
exhaust
system
due
to
overheating.
• Warm Engine-Depress accelerator pedal
about
halfway and hold while cranking
the engine.
• Extremely Cold Weather (Below O°F.)
or
After Car
Has
Been Standing Idle
Several
Days-Fully
depress and release
accelerator pedal
two
or three times
before cranking
the
engine. With
foot
off
the
accelerator pedal, crank
the
engine by turning
the
key
to
the
"Start"
position and release when engine starts.
IF ENGINE FAILS TO START:
NOTE:
If
you have followed the seat
belt
checkout
procedure and
the
starter
fails
to
crank the engine,
it
may
be
necessary
to
depress the manual override relay
as
outlined
in the seat
belt
instructions.
• Using the appropriate procedure above,
first,
fully depress and release
the
accelerator pedal several times. Then
remove
foot
from the accelerator and
crank the engine.
•
If
the
engine still does
not
start, fully
depress
the
accelerator pedal and hold
to
the
floor while cranking
the
engine.
• If
the
engine has been flooded with
gasoline, it may start
to
run
but
not
have
enough power
to
keep running. In
that
case,
continue cranking with the
accelerator
fully depressed until
the
engine clears itself of excess gasoline and
runs smoothly.
AUTOMATIC
TRANSMISSION
The selector lever
is
located on the right
- .
. -
1 [
side of the steering column and
the
shift
indicator
is
located directly above the
steering
column
on
the instrument panel.
•
"Park"
-A
positive transmission lock
when parking or while starting
the
engine. Pull
the
selector lever toward
you
to
select or release this position.
Never move
the
selector lever
to
"Park"
position unless the car
is
completely
stopped.
•
"R"
Reverse-For
backing the car. Bring
the
car
to
a complete stop before
moving
the
selector lever into reverse.
•
"N"
Neutral-The
out-of-gear position.
It
is
provided for starting a stalled engine
while
the
vehicle
is
in
motion and
for
running
the
engine while standing with
the brakes
applied.
Do
not
coast
in
neutral.
•
"0"
Drive
Range-The
driving range for
normal city and highway driving. This
position permits the transmission
to
operate through its complete range of
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