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Vehicle
Controls
The
driving
controls
are
positioned
within
easy
reach
to
permit
operation
with
the
greatest
safety.
These
controls
are
the
gearshift,
clutch
and
brake
pedals,
accelerator,
choke
and
starter,
hand
brake,
overdrive
and
the
windshield
wiper
control.
{
shift
into
low
gear
for
starting
or
heavy
pulling,
depress
the
clutch
pedal
and
move
the
lever
up
end
back
toward
you.
To
engage
second
gear,
move
it
forward
to
the
center
or
neutral
position,
then
down
and
forward.
High
gear
position
is
directly
back
from
second,
ms
reverse
is
up
through
neutral
and
fully
forward.
CLUTCH
AND
BRAKE
PEDALS
The
clutch
pedal
is
the
pedal
at
the
left
and
is
provided
to
engage
and
disengage
the
engine
power
to
allow
shifting
of
the
transmission
gears.
When
the
pedal
is
depressed
engine
power
is
disengaged.
GEARSHIFT
The
remote
control
gearshift
lever
mounted
on
the
steering
^
one-half
of
the
travel
to
satisfactorily
stop
column
controls
the
position
of
the
gears
in
the
transmission.
your
car,
the
brakes
should
be
adjusted
for
When
the
engine
is
running
the
clutch
pedal
must
safety.
be
depressed
before
moving
this
lever.
When
you
ACCELERATOR
The
accelerator
is
provided
to
operate
the
carburetor
throttle
valve
which
controls
the
engine
speed.
The
pedal
is
designed
to
pro-
vide
the
most
comfort
for
long
trips
and
assure
positive
control
of
car
speeds.
Depress
and
release
the
pedal
gradually,
for
"tramp-
ing"
on
it
wastes
fuel.
CHOKE
The
choke
controls
a
valve,
mounted
in
the
carburetor
air
intake,
which
when
closed
blocks
off
the
air
flow
to
provide
the
rich
fuel
mixture
required
to
start
a
cold
engine.
Pull
out
the
choke
control
only
until-the
en-
You
should
check
occasionally
to
be
sure
that
there
is
about
one
inch
free
travel
or
noneffective
movement
of
the
pedal
at
all
times,
for
otherwise,
the
clutch
parts
may
wear
rapidly.
Avoid
riding
the
clutch
or
resting
your
foot
on
the
pedal
while
driving.
gine
starts,
and
then
push
it
in
until
the
en-
ine
runs
smoothly.
Too
much
choking
is
indicated
should
the
engine
“gallop”
or
run
unevenly,
and
too
little
if
there
is
spitting
back
through
the
car-
The
brake
pedal
is
provided
to
control
your
brakes
under
normal
^
buretor.
Push
the
control
all
the
way
in
as
soon
as
the
conditions.
Should
it
be
necessary
to
depress
the
pedal
more
than.
engine
is
warm
and
runs
smoothly.

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