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the

General

Motors

mark

excellence

that

appears

all

Chevrolet

motor

vehicles.

use

the

same

spirit

with

which

craftsmen.

through

the

centuries.

have

used

personal

mark

identify

the

products

their

skills:

are

proud

the

things

make.

and

want

our

customers

able

identify

them

easily

and

know

that

stand

behind

them.

Whenever

you

see

this

mark

excellence.

you

can

certain

that

represents

our

very

finest

design

and

engineering

...

that

has

been

built

with

care

and

dedication

...

and

that

offers

all

the

quality.

reliability.

safety

and

value

that

you

have

come

expect

from

Chevrolet.

Your

new

1969

Chevrolet

meets

exceeds

all

applicable

Federal

Motor

Vehicle

Safety

Standards.

Effectiveness

these

safety

features

can

best

continued

through

regular

vehicle

inspection

and

maintenance.

IMPORTANT:

For

maximum

performance

and

economy

keep

your

car

truck

all

GM.

Specify

General

Motors

parts

identified

one

these

trademarks.

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Chevrolet

Motor

Division

General

Motors

Corporation

Detroit.

Michigan

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CHEVROLET

OWNER'S

MANUAL

OPERATION &

MAINTENANCE

INSTRUCTIONS

TABLE

CONTENTS

Page

Operating

Instructions

.............................

Instruments

.......................................

Controls

...........................................

Other

Features

....................................

Station

Wagon

....................................

Convertible

.......................................

Cleaning

Your

Chevrolet

...........................

Guardian

Maintenance

for

Owner

Protection

.........

Owner's

Responsibilities

..............

.........

.47

Maintenance

and

Lubrication

....................

Minor

Trouble

Shooting

............................

Specifications

......................................

Index

.............................................

All information contained

this booklet is the latest prod.

uct information available

the time

printing. The right

is reserved to make changes

any time without notice.

CHEVROLET

MOTOR

DIVISION

• GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION

DETROIT, MICHIGAN

48202

©General

Motors

Corporation

1968

SECON

DEDITION

DECEMBER,

196B

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

AND

ANTI-THEFT

INFORMATION

TO HELP

YOU

ENJOY THE

MAXIMUM

VEHICLE

SATISFACTION

Part No.

3955541

Highway

Safety

depends

...

You,

the

Driver

2. The

Condition

Your

Vehicle

The

Traffic

and

Highway

Conditions

•••

SURE

YOU

UNDERSTAND

ALL

THREE!

REMEMBER Proper operation, periodic

maintenance and safety inspections help

provide

...

•

Economical

Operation

Your

Vehicle

•

Safety

for

You

and

Your

Passengers

•

Dependable

Transportation

Observe

All Traffic

Laws-

\\!lake

Safe

Driving a Habit

SAFE DRIVER CHECK LIST

BRAKES

-Pedal

travel

-Fluid

level

LIGHTS

-Burned

out/broken

-Head/amp

aim

SIGNAL

DEVICES

-Turn

signals

-Hazard

warning

flasher

-Horn

TIRES

-Pressure

(check

least

monthly)

-Cuts

and

bruises

-Uneven

wear

-Remaining

tread

SEAT

BELTS

-Fastened

-Properly

adjusted

GLASS

AND

MIRRORS

-Cracked,

broken

missing

Mirror

adjustment

STEERING

CONTROL

-Excessive

play

wheel

-Excessive

vibration

Bent

wheels

EXHAUST

SYSTEM

-Missing

damaged

parts

-Leaks,

attachments

PERSONAL

CONDITION

-Physical

-Mental

DRIVING

CONDITIONS

-Weather

-Road

Traffic

SURROUNDINGS

-Before

driving

away

-While

driving

CAR

ADJUSTMENTS

-Seat

-Mirrors

-Ventilation

-Steering

Wheel

-Head

Restraints

VISION

Wipers

and

washers

-Wiper

blades

-Washer

fluid

Defroster-defogger

-Windows

SECURITY

-Doors-closed

and

locked

-No

loose

packages

cargo

PASSENGERS

Properly

belted

-Properly

seated

O 't -

-t

ftI

unlocked

car

with

the

key

still

the

Invi

car

ignition

open

invitation

theft.

REMEMBER!

LOCK

the

ignition,

LOCK

all

doors,

TAKE

the

key-ALWAYS!

Anti-Theft

Ignition,

Steering

and

Transmission

lock

Your

1969

Chevrolet product has the latest advancement in theft

protection-the

new

Anti-

Theft Ignition, Steering and Transmission Lock. This

new

system locks the steering

and transmission systems at the same time

locks the engine ignition.

will

greatly reduce

the hazard

theft,

you use

properly.

When

leaving

your

car

unattended,

•

Set

parking

brake

manual

transmission

cars

•

Place

automatic

transmission

selector

Park

(Reverse

for

manual

transmission)

•

Turn

key

LOCK

position

•

Remove

key

•

Lock

all

doors

The ignition key warning buzzer warns you

you have left the key in the

Anti-Theft

Ignition, Steering and Transmission Lock when the driver's door is opened. Heed its warning

-remove

the key and lockthe doors. The visible vehicle identification number on the instru-

ment panel aids in apprehension

thieves and recovery

stolen vehicles. Help

work;

make sure

not

obscured

gloves, maps or other objects.

WORD

FROM

CHEVROLET

...

This Owner's Manual contains important information regarding

the

operation

and maintenance of your Chevrolet.

order to obtain maximum enjoyment and usage from your

car,

suggest

that you familiarize yourself with the contents of this booklet and follow the

recommendations outlined.

Your Chevrolet dealer

has

the trained personnel and specialized equipment

to properly service your Chevrolet. Have him inspect your

car

and perform

any maintenance

adjustments required.

would like to take this opportunity to thank you

for

choosing a Chevrolet

product-and assure you of our continuing interest in your motoring pleasure

and satisfaction.

YOUR CHEVROLET'S FIRST

FEW

HUNDRED

MILES OF

DRIVING

Sound

design

and

precision

manu-

facturing

methods

will

permit

you

operate

your

new

Chevrolet

from

its

very

first mile

without

adhering

formal

"break-in"

schedule

However,

during

the

first

few

hundred

miles of

driving

you

can

observing

a few

simple

precautions,

add

the

future

performance

and

economy

your

car.

recommended

that

your

speed

Driving For

Economy

Proper

maintenance

and

wise

oper-

ation

will

combine

help

you

achieve

maximum

fuel

economy

with

your

Chevrolet.

Your

Authorized

Chevrolet

during

the

first 500

miles

confined

maximum

M.P.H.,

but

not

drive

for

extended

periods

anyone

constant

speed,

either

fast

slow.

During

this

period,

avoid

full

throttle

starts

and

, if possible,

abrupt

stops.

Gentle

braking

during

the

first few

hundred

miles

operation

will

result

longer

brake

life

and

better

future

performance. A

void

hard

stops

especi-

Dealer

can

properly

tune

and

maintain

your

car

but

wise

operation

your

responsibility

. Give

the

car

sufficient

warm-up

time, do

not

make

full

throt-

tle

starts

unnecessary

severe

stops,

and

drive

reasonable

speeds

and

steadily

traffic

permits

gain

the

benefits of

all

the

economy

built

into

your

Chevrolet

ally

during

the

first

200

miles of

opera-

tion

since

brake

misuse

during

this

period

will

destroy

much

future

brake

efficiency.

Always

drive

moderate

speed

un-

til

the

engine

has

completely

warmed

up.

you

plan

use

your

new

Chev-

rolet

for

trailer

hauling

see

additional

information

page

65.

CAUTION: Avoid inhaling exhaust gases

especially in an enclosed area such

garage. Exhaust gases contain a percent-

age

carbon monoxide which is a poten-

tlal/y lethal gas that, by itself, Is tasteless,

colorless,

and

odorless.

The

exhaust sys-

tem should be inspected

for

propermount-

ing, leaks, and missing or damaged parts

each time the vehiCle is raised

for

lubri-

cation or

oil

change service.

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

Anti-Theft Ignition, Steering

and Transmission Lock

The

five position

anti-theft

lock

located on

the

right

side of

the

steer-

ing

column.

"LOCK

" position,

the

steering

and

shift mechanisms

are

automatically

locked

along

with

the

ignition

system

provide

added

theft

protection for

your

car.

The

transmis-

sion selector

lever

must

"PARK

automatic

transmission models,

reverse

standard

transmission

models, before

the

key

can

turned

the

"LOCK

" position.

"ACCES-

SORY

" position

permits

operation

electrical accessories

when

the

engine

not

running

. "

OFF

" position

pro

vided

that

the

ignition

can

turned

off

without

locking

the

steer-

ing

column

transmission linkage.

The

key

can

inserted

withdrawn

only

when

the

switch

the

"LOCK"

position.

CAUTION: In a parking situation, always

let

the steering wheel BEFORE turn-

ing

the ignition key to LOCK position.

Turning the wheels

left

right

with the

car

stationary

"winds

up"

the steering sys-

tem, which can result In a sharp

"spring-

back"

the steering wheel when the

lock

is released. As a further precaution, never

reach through the steering wheel

oper-

ate controls,

for

any other reason.

Starting

the

Engine

Place

the

selector

lever

AUTO-

MATIC transmissions

N, P

pre-

ferred. A

starter

safety

switch

designed

prevent

starter

operation

any

other

position.

manual

transmission

cars

depress

the

clutch

pedal

the

floor. A

new

starter

safety

switch

incorporated

into

these

cars

designed to

prevent

starter

operation

unless

the

pedal

is fully depressed.

Select

the

proper

gear

range

before

releasing

the

clutch

pedal.

•

Engine

Cold

Depress

accelerator

pedal

to floor

and

release.

This

sets

automatic

choke.

•

Engine

Hot-Hold

accelerator

pedal

part

way

down

while

starting.

• During Extremely Cold

Weather

(O°F.

and

below) -

Depress

accel-

erator

pedal

to floor

three

times

(3)

and

RELEASE.

Turn

ignition

switch

START

and

release

soon

engine

starts

When

engine is

running

smoothly,

tap

ac-

celerator

pedal

reduce

engine idle

speed

•

Engine

Flooded

Depress

acceler-

ator

pedal

and

hold to floor while

starting

until

engine is

cleared

excess fuel

and

running

smoothly.

Never

"pump"

the

accelerator

pedal.

Warm-up

Always

let

the

engine idle

for

seconds

after

starting

and

drive

moderate

speeds for

several

miles,

es-

pecially

during

cold

weather

Driving

with

the

Chevrolet

Manual

Transmissions

The

3-speed

manual

transmission

shift

positions follow

the

standard

pat-

tern

shown.

The

4-speed

transmission

shift

pattern

diagram

located

knob

the

floor plate.

Depress

the

clutch

pedal

fully

before

shifting

different

gear,

then

release

the

pedal

move

that

gear.

Shift

into

Reverse

gear

only

after

the

car

has

stopped.

Always

depress

and

release

the

clutch

pedal

fully

when

shifting.

Four

speed

transmis-

sion shift

linkage

may

adjusted

allow

"short

stroke"

shift

lever

oper-

ation.

See

your

Chevrolet

Dealer.

NOTE: Use second gear at slow speeds

(less than 30 mph) when driving

stop-

and-go traffic, for improved vehicle per-

formance during acceleration and when

descending steep hills.

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