Chevrolet CAMARO 1972 Manual de usuario

1972

Chevrolet

CAMARO

OWNER'S

MANUAL

IMPORTANT

OPERATING

SAFETY

AND

MAINTENANCE

INSTRUCTIONS

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A WORD TO CAMARO OWNERS

...

This

manual

has

been

prepared

acquaint

you

with

the

operation

and

maintenance

your

1972

Camaro,

and

provide

important

safety

information.

urge

you

read

carefully

and

the

recommendations

contained

help

assure

the

most

enjoyable

and

troublefree

operation

your

vehicle.

When

comes

service,

remember

that

your

Chevrolet

dealer

knows

your

vehicle

best

and

interested

your

com-

plete

satisfaction.

Return

him

for

Guardian

Maintenance

Service

and

any

other

assistance

you

may

require.

assist

dealers

handling

your

needs,

Chevrolet

maintains

number

Zone

Offices

throughout

the

country.

Should

you

have

problem

that

cannot

handled

through

normal

channels,

the

procedure

presented

Section

this

manual

under

the

heading,

"Owner

Assistance".

would

take

this

opportunity

thank

you

for

choosing

Chevrolet

product-and

assure

you

our

con-

tinuing

interest

your

motoring

pleasure

and

satisfaction

FOR

MAXIMUM

PERFORMANCE

ANO

ECONOMY

KEEP

YOUR

CAR

ALL

GM.

SPECIFY

GENERAL

MOTORS

PARTS

IDENTIFIED

ONE

THESE

TRADEMARKS:

Chevrolet

Motor

Division

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1972 CAMARO

OWNER'S

MANUAL

CHEVROLET

MOTOR

DIVISION

GENERAL

MOTORS

CORPORATION

DETROIT,

MICHIGAN

48202

All information. illustrations and speci

con-

ned

in this manual

are

bas

on the latest product

information available at the ti

publication.

The

right is reserved to make changes at

y ti

without

notice.

Part No. 6263134

ST 309-72

RST

EDITIO

GENERAL

MOTORS

CORPORATION

1971

Table

Contents

Section

Page

1 Before Driving Your Camaro.. .

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2 Starting and Operating. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Steering Column Controls. . .. . . .. . . . .. . . . . . .. . .. . .. . .

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Instruments and Controls.

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Floor Controls

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Other Controls and Features.

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Safety Checks

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.Center Insert

3 In

Case

Emergency

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4 Appearance Care. . . . . .. . .. . . .. . . . . . . .. . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . . . .. . .

5 Service and

Maintenance.

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6 Maintenance Schedule . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .

Minor

Trouble

Shooting.

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8 Specifications, Owner Assistance, Service Manuals, Index, Gas

Station Information.. . . . . .. . . .. . . .. . .. . . . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .

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YOUR CAR'S FIRST

FEW HUNDRED MILES

DRIVING

You can operate your new car from

its very first mile without adhering

to a formal "break-in" schedule.

However, during the first

few

hun-

dred miles of driving you can, by

observing a

few

simple precautions,

add to the future performance and

economy of your car.

recommended that your

speed during the first 500 miles

be confined to a maximum of 60

M.P.H., but do not drive for ex-

tended periods at

anyone

constant

speed, either fast or slow. Dur-

ing this period, avoid full throttle

starts and, if possible, avoid hard

stops especially during the first 200

miles of operation since brake mis-

use during this period will destroy

much future brake efficiency.

Always drive at moderate speed

until the engine has completely

warmed up.

you plan to use your new car

for trailer hauling see additional

information on page 9.

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BEFORE

DRIVING YOUR

CAMAR

DRIVER CHECKLIST

Before Entering Car

See that windows, mirrors and

lights are clean.

2. Visually note inflation condition

of tires.

Check that area to rear

clear

if about to back up.

Before Driving Off

Lock all doors.

2. Position seat.

3. Adjustinsideand outsidemirrors.

Fasten seat belts.

Check that warning bulbs light

when key

turned

start

position.

6. Release parking brake

(and

see

that brake warning light turns

off) .

7. Be sure you understand your car

and how to operate it safely.

Keys

Two separate keys are provided

for your car. Each key has a differ-

ent cross section so that it can be

inserted only in certain locks.

•

Key

with

square

head

(stamped

"e")

-for ignition

switch and door locks.

• Key with oval head (stamped

"0")

-for all other locks.

The code number of each key

stamped on the "knock out" plug

in the key head. Your Chevrolet

dealer removed these plugs and

placed them with the spare set of

keys in the special key envelope

that was given to you at time of

delivery.

For

your protection:

• Record the numbers on the key

envelope and discard the key

plugs.

• Keep the key envelope in a safe

place such

your wallet, Not

The Car.

the event the original keys are

lost, duplicates can be made by

your dealer or a locksmith using

the key code information.

Be sure to lock the glove box or

console compartments and remove

the key from the car whenever it

necessary to leave the ignition key

with an attendant.

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Door Locks

Front side doors can be locked

from the inside by depressing the

passenger guard door lock buttons

located on the upper door panel.

All doors can be locked from the

outside by first depressing the door

lock button and closing the door.

The

front

doors

can

also

locked by using the key.

All models have as a standard

safetyfeatureoverriding door locks.

When the doors are locked, the

door latch mechanism

inopera-

tive, preventing inadvertent open-

ing of the door by movement of the

inside handle.

REMINDER: Avoid hanging ob-

jects on the right hand coat hook

in such a way that you block the

driver's vision to the right rear

quarter.

REMINDER:

Always

lock

the

doors

when

driving,

for

greater

security in the event of an accident

and for security against entry by

unwelcome persons while momen-

tary stopped.

Seats

Folding seat backs are equipped

with self-latching mechanisms and

release controls designed for the

convenience of entering and exiting

passengers.

Back Locks

Therelease knob

located at the

lower rear of each backrest nearest

the door. Lift the knob upward,

then pull the seatback forward.'

Keep seat belts and buckles clear

of mechanism when tilting folding

seats forward or backwards, to pre-

vent damage to these belt restraints.

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Manually Operated

Front Seats

Push the seat adjuster lever to

the right, located at the front of

each front seat, to unlock the seat

and allow adjustment to the front

rear. As the seat slides forward,

it tilts slightly to provide best pos-

ture and increased driver ease. Re-

lease the lever to lock the seat in

the desired position.

Inside Rearview Mirrors

Switch mirror to night position

to reduce glare from following

headlights.

raise or lower, grasp

mirror and exert sufficient pressure

by pushing or pulling to move mir-

ror up or down.

DAY-NIGHT---..::-r

LEVER

Occupant Restraint Belts

Lap and shoulder belts provide

added security and comfort for you

and your passengers. Proper use

and care of these belts will assure

continuance of this security.

Lap

Belts-After

the front seat has

been adjusted to the satisfaction of

the driver, sit erect and well back

in the seat, grasp the buckle end

and the fiat metal "eye" end of your

individual belt assembly and posi-

tion the belt across the lap

LOW

THE

HIPS AS POSSIBLE.

Insert the metal eye into the open

end of the buckle until a snap

heard. Make sure the connection

secure and, to reduce the risk of

sliding under the belt, adjust it to a

SNUG

FIT

by pulling

the end of -

the belt extending from the buckle.

The snug and low positions are es-

sential in order that the force

exerted by the lap belt

a collision

will be spread over the strong hip

bone structure and not across the

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soft abdominal area whichcouldre-

sult in serious injury.

For

non-

locking retractor-equipped belts,

pull the retractor half

the

belt

out

to a solid stop to

make

sure the

belt webbing is completely

wound from the retractor,;then con-

nect the belt

and

make

the

neces-

sary adjustments

the buckle for

proper

fit.

lengthen a lap belt,

place the buckle

right angles to

the belt webbing.

The

belt will then

slide easily through the buckle.

unfasten the lap belt, simply de-

press the push

button

located in the

center of

the

buckle.

Automatic-locking lap belt re-

tractors are provided for the added

convenience of the driver

and

out-

board

front seat passenger

all

Camaro

cars as

extra cost op-

tion.

The

automatic-locking retrac-

tors adjust

and

lock the lap belts

into position automatically after

fastening.

fasten a lap belt equipped

with

automatic-locking retrac-

tor

, pull the webbing across

the

lap

far enough to permit inserting the

flat metal "eye"

end

into the buckle.

the webbing

not

initially pulled

out

far enough to permit buckling,

release the webbing, allowing it to

rewind in the retractor

and

release

the locking mechanism, so the web-

bing

can

be pulled

out

to the

proper

length.

Once

the buckle

fastened,

pull the belt firmly across the lap

in the direction

the retractor to

obtain a snug fit.

The

retractor will

automatically take

the excess

webbing.

Shoulder

Belts-When

properly

worn with a lap belt, a shoulder

belt can provide additional protec-

tion against impact with the

car

interior

restraining forward mo-

tion

the upper torso in a colli-

sion. This

primarily true in case

of frontal impacts, which are the

most frequent type of accident.

Shoulder belts are fastened and

unfastened in the same

manner

lap belts. A shoulder belt should

have sufficient slack to insert a fist's

width between your chest

and

the

belt. This can

checked

insert-

ing a clenched fist between the belt

and

your

chest with

thumb

against

chest

and

back

hand

facing up-

ward.

The

driver's shoulder belt

should be adjusted so the driver

can

reach essential operating controls

without undue restraint.

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When not in use, shoulder belts

should be secured in the special

storage convenience provision to

reduce the danger of the metal end

striking an occupant in a sudden

stop. When storage provisions are

not provided,thelooseendmounted

on the upper structure should be

fastened to the floor-mounted end,

and adjusted to remove excess

slack.

Releasing Belts -

release the

belts, simply depress the release tab

button located in the center

the buckle.

Seat Belt Inspection

And Care (All)

•

Periodically

inspect

belts,

buckles, retractors,

and

anchors

for damage that could lessen the

effectiveness of the restraint

system.

• Keep sharp edges

and

damaging

objects away from belts.

• Replace belts

cut

, weakened,

frayed,

subjected to collision

loads.

• Check that anchor mounting

bolts are tight to the floor.

• Havequestionablepartsreplaced.

• Keep seat belts clean and dry.

• Clean only with mild soap solu-

tion and lukewarm water.

•

not bleach

dye belts since

this may severely weaken belts.

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Child Restraint

Children in automobiles should

be restrained to lessen the risk of

injury in accidents, sudden stops

other hazardous situations. General

Motors dealers offer restraint sys-

tems designed specifically for use

with small children.

using any

child seating device, read and com-

ply with all installation and usage

instructions.

All unused seat belts near the

child should be stowed properly to

help prevent them from striking

him in the event of a sudden stop

collision.

Lap

belts and shoulder

belts without storage provisions

should have buckles latched and

belts adjusted to remove slack.

Cars Not Equipped With

Special Child Restraints

a child

traveling in a vehicle

not equipped with a General

Motors child restraint system

other safe child seating device, the

following precautions should be

taken:

1. Infants unable to sit up by them-

selves should be restrained by

placing them in a covered,

padded bassinet which

placed

crossways in the vehicle (width-

wise) on the rear seat.

The

bassi-

net should be securely restrained

with the regular vehicle seat

belts.

alternate method

position the bassinet so that it

rests against the backof the front

seat, again crossways in the

vehicle.

2. Children able to sit up by them-

selves should

placed on a seat

and lap belted, preferably in the

rear seat. Never allow a child to

stand

kneel on any seat.

the

child cannot see out the car win-

dows he should sit on a firm

cushion with the regular lap belt

restraining him

the hips. The

cushion should be

firm

practical and just high enough

to enable the child to look hori-

zontally out of the car windows.

The use of the cushion should be

discontinued as soon as the child

old enough to see out of the

car windows without it.

3. General Motors recommends

that children be restrained prop-

erly when riding. However, if

unusual conditions prohibit use

of restraints

and

require that a

child must stand, he should stand

on the floor directly behind the

front seat. This will minimize the

possibility of his being thrown

from the rear compartment dur-

ing a sudden stop.

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