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• Stopping distances may be
greater.
• Greater pedal effort may be
required.
• Pedal travel may be greater.
3. Tryout braking operation by
starting and stopping on road
shoulder -then:
• If you judge such operation
to be safe, proceed cautious-
ly at reduced speed to near-
est dealer for repair.
• Have car towed to dealer for
repair.
• Continued operation of the
car in this condition is dan-
gerous.
Headlight Beam Indicator
Light
The headlights of your car have
high and low beams to provide you
with proper night-time visibility
during all driving conditions. The
"low" beams are used during most
city driving. The "high" beams are
especially useful when driving on
dark roads since they provide ex-
cellent long range illumination.
The headlight beam indicator will
be on whenever the high beams or
"brights" are in use. The Headlight
Beam Switch controls the headlight
beams (see Page 34).
Light Switch
The three position light switch
controls the headlights, taillights,
parking lights, side marker lights,
instrument lights and dome lights
as shown. The headlamp circuit
is protected by a circuit breaker in
the light switch. An overload on
the breaker will cause the lamps to
"flicker" on and off. If this condi-
tion develops, have your headlamp
wiring checked immediately.
PARKING LAMPS
MARKER LAMPS
TAIL AND
INSTRUMENT LIGHTS
TURN KNOB TO
VARY INSTRUMENT LIGHTS
FULLY COUNTER CLOCKWISE
FOR DOME LIGHTS
24
. HEADLIGHTS
PARKING LAMPS
MARKER LAMPS
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