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,
,
be ON whenever the high ,beams or
'brights"
are in
use.
The
Hea~night
Beam switch controls the headlight beams and is
described in Floor
Controls.
Headlamp"ON" Warning Buzzer
The optional headlampreminder buzzer provides an audible
warning that the main light switc/l-isin one of
thenon"
positions,
either parking lights or headlights.
The reminder buzzer is actuated only when the ignition switch is
turned to "OFF" or "LOCK" position.
NOTICE:
When the parking lamps or heaeJlamps are to be operated
wIth the key in the
OFF
position, the reminder buzzer can be shut off by
turning the light switch knob until the instrument cluster lights are not
on.
Electric Clock
Reset the clock, if your vehicle is so equipped, by pulling out the
knob and turning the hands clockwise if
'
slow, counterclockwise if
fast This
will,
if the clock error is five minutes or
more,
automatically
_
compensate for time
gain'
or lag. Several resettings, several days
apart,
may be needed to
'
pr()perly adjust the block mechanism. Have
your clock cleaned and 9iled by a competent clock serviceman at
least every two years.
'Cigarette Lighter
The cigarette lighter
.
is located on the instrument panel
face.
To
operate,
push·
it
.
in. When it becomes heated, it automatically pops
out ready for use.
VENTILATION SYSTEM
Your car has a ventilation system that provides ventilation comfort
by adding air outlet vents in the rear body lock
pillars.
Another
feature of the system is continuous low-speed operation of the
heater
.
and akconditioner
'
blower. This results in a steady flow of
outside air into the car whenever the ignition switch is on
(except,
in
'.
some
case~,
under cold temperature conditions).
With
.
the
'
side windows closed, outside air will flow
'
into the front
grilles, through the car, andoutthe rear air exhaust valves.
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