Chevrolet 1960 Corvair Owner's Manual page 9

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POWERGlIDE
PUSHING TO START
• Turn on key and move selector lever to Neutral. At
20 to 25 MPH move lever to
"L."
• When engine starts, move selector lever to "D."
NOTE: Never tow to start.
TOWING
Place selector lever in Neutral.
• If
transmission or axle are malfunctioning, tow with
rear wheels raised.
Never tow faster than 30 MPH.
ROCKING CAR
When stuck in mud, sand or snow, you may rock
the car forward and back by depressing the accelerator
slightly and shifting the selector lever between" R" and
"D ." Avoid excessive engine speed while performing
this operation.
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SPEEDOMETER
Shows speed in miles per
hour.
The odometer below
the speedometer registers accumulated mileage.
FUEL GAUGE
This gauge indicates fuel quantity in the tank only
when the ignition switch is in the "ON" p')sition
.
When
the ignition is "OFF,
"
the indicator pointer will not
necessarily return to the EMPTY mark, but may stop at
any
poi
nt on the gauge
.
"TEMP-PRESS" AND "GEN-FAN" INDICATORS
These indicators are extremely important since they
provide a constant check on the operating condition of
the air cooled engine and the generator of your
Corvair.
Both indicator lights should light with the ignition switch
"ON
"
and before starting the engine. Indicator lights
will go out shortly after engine is
,
started and during
normal operation of the car. Flickering of the "Gen -Fan"
light while engine is idling is a normal condition.
Engine cooling depends on operation of the fan
driven by the Gen-Fan belt. A broken or slipping fan
belt will cause the Gen-Fan indicator to remain lighted
during normal operation and continued engine opera-
tion can result in serious damage.

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