Air Vents; Ash Tray; Clock; Power Steering - Chevrolet Impala 1969 Owner's Manual

Air Vents
Two control knobs located in each
kick panel open and close the air
vents. With Astro-Ventilation dash
outlets and kick panel outlets comple-
ment each other to provide the desired
air flow into the car. For maximum
air flow from the dash outlets, the
kick pad control should be pushed
in to close the kick pad vents. The
amount of air entering the car through
this system is dependent upon vehicle
speed.
The Comfortron Air Conditioning
equipped cars have no kick panels
vents since the vents are a part of the
air conditioning system.
Ash Tray
To remove, pull the ash tray out as
far as it will go, depress the tab at the
center rear and hold while pulling the
tray out and down. Install by pushing
the tray into place until it stops, de-
press the tab and push the tray fully
closed.
Clock
Reset the clock, if your car 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 three minutes or
more, automatically compensate for
time gain or lag. Several resettings
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several days apart, may be needed to
properly adjust the clock mechanism.
Have your clock cleaned and oiled by
a competent clock serviceman at least
every two years.
Power Steering
Power steering assist is provided by
a hydraulic pump driven by the en-
gine. When the engine is not running
or if the power steering pump drive
belt breaks, the car can still be steered,
but much greater steering effort will
be required.
Power Windows
Power windows have an ignition in-
terlock so the windows cannot be op-
erated unless the ignition switch is in
the "on" or "accessory" position. Re-
minder: Remove the ignition key
when the vehicle is not attended by
a responsible person. A master con-
trol for all windows is provided at
the d r i v e r 's position. Individual
switches are provided under each
window for passenger use.