Chevrolet CHEVY II 1963 Manual de usuario

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Your 1963 Chevy II

one of a complete line of models developed by Chevrolet

its

constant effort

provide you with the finest

transportation.

will

fill

a wide

range

of transportation requirements, from

errand

car

to a

car

for

vacation

and

travel, while combining small

car

size

and

economy with big

car

performance.

The information

and

suggestions found

this owners guide can help you enjoy,

to the fullest, all the

advantages

and

features built

your Chevy II.

Your Chevrolet

dealer

well trained

and

equipped

to inspect

and

service your

Chevy II

and

keep

ready

to provide new

car

service

and

performance. Have

him

inspect

and

service your

car

regular intervals.

would also like to

take

this opportunity to thank you for choosing Chevrolet

-and

to assure you of our continuing interest

your motoring pleasure

and

satisfaction.

CHEVROLET

MOTOR

DIVISION

• GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION

DETROIT

MICHIGAN

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OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

Breaking

Period.

. . .. ....

...

... 5

Driving

for

Economy

. ..... ........ 5

Starting

the

Engine

... .... ................. 6

Ignition

Switch..

... ....

.. .. ..

Starting

..........

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

Warm-Up

........

...

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

Driving

with

the

Three

Speed

Transmission..

Driving

with

the

Powerglide

Automatic

Transmission.

. . 8

INSTRUMENTS

Generator

Indicator

. ..

...

.. ..

Oil

Pressure

Indicator

.....

....

...

....

.......

Speedometer..

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

Fuel

Gauge.

. ..

.. .

.. ..

.. •.

.. .. ..

...

Temperature

Indicator. .. .... ..

.. ..

Brake

Indicator.

.... ... .. .

Headlight

Beam

Indicator

CONTROLS

Light

Switch

Headlight

Beam

Switch.

Turn

Signal

Brakes.

Power

Brakes

.. ..

Parking

Brakes

....

Windshield

Wipers

and

Washers

Wipers

......

..........

...

Washers.......

.......

.. ..

TABLE

CONTENTS

Radio.

Power

Steering

,. .

.....

. ..

Positraction

Rear

Axle

...

....

Heater

Page

Air

Conditioning

...

OTHER

FEATURES

Seat

Adjustment

....

........

Keys

and

Locks.

..........

Ash

Tray

and

Cigarette

Lighter

Glove

Box

...

Air

Vents

Hood

Release

.....

Rear

Compartment

........

.. .

....

Gas

Cap

...

....

.........

. . .

.......

...

STATION

WAGON

...20

Lowering

the

Tailgate

Manually

Operated

Tail

Gate

Window

Electrically

Operated

Tail

Gate

Window

.. .

Operating

the

Folding

Seats.

. .

.....

Two

Seat

Style

Rear

Seat.. .. .•. .•... .

Three

Seat

Style

Seats.

. .

Spare

Tire

and

Jack

Stowage.

CONVERTI

BLE.

.. ..

CLEANING

HINTS

Exterior

Appearance

....

. ..

....

...

Page

Washing

Your

Car

. . .

......

.........

Polishing

Your

Car

.. .

....

Protection

Exterior

Bright

Metal

Parts

Clea

ing

White

Sidewall

Tires

...

Interior

Appearance

. . . ..

Dust

and

Dirt

Spots

and

Stain

.. .. .. .. .

MAINTENANCE

AND

LUBRICATION

Gasoline

and

Engine

Oil

...

.. .

...

Gasoline

...

..........

Operation

Foreign

Countries.

Engine

Lubrication

...

Oil

Viscosity

Number

Checking

Oil

Level.

........

Cooling

System

Care

...

Tire

Care

.. ...

. .. ..

....

Tire

Inflation

Pressures

Changing

Tires

.. . .

For

Maximum

Tire

Life

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

Periodic

Maintenance

and

Lubrication

.. . .

SPECIFICATIONS

II:1INOR

TROUBLE

SHOOTING

GUIDE.

TROUBLE

SHOOTI

PROCEDURES

.....

OWNER

PROTECTION

PLAN

....

All information contained

this booklet

the latest product information available

the time

printing.

The

right

reserved

to make changes

any time without notice.

Port No.

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CHEVROLET

OWNER

PROTECTION

PLAN

The Chevrolet Motor Division considers it a most important obligation to offer

each

owner a suggested maintenance service which

will

relieve

him

any

anxiety

and

insure

that

his

vehicle

regularly inspected

and

maintained.

Your Chevrolet

dealer

has

presented you with a Chevrolet

Owner

Protection

Plan Booklet. The Approved

Maintenance

and

Lubrication Service items

this Booklet

have

been

worked

out

Chevrolet service personnel

and

cover items which

are

the owners responsibility to have checked, inspected,

adjusted

and

lubricated

recommended mileage intervals.

All

maintenance

operations

which

are

necessary

the varying mileages on a vehicle

operating

under

normal conditions

are

included.

If the services

are

carried

out

the

prescribed mileage intervals,

wear

and

owner

expense

will

kept to a minimum. Further services may become neces-

sary

mileage accrues, however, the

regular

visit

that

you make to your

Chevrolet

dealer

following this Plan

will

point

out

desirable services

they

become necessary.

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Sound design

and

precision

manufacturing

methods

will

permit

you

operate

your

new

Chevy

in a

nor-

mal

manner

from

its

very

first mile

without

adhering

formal

"break-in"

schedule.

However,

during

the

first

few

hundred

miles

driving

you can,

observing a

few

simple precautions,

add

the future

performance

and

economy

your

car.

recommended

that

your

speed

during

the first

500

miles

confined

a maximum

M.P.H.,

but

not

drive

for

extended

periods

anyone

constant

Proper

maintenance

and

wise

operation

will

com-

bine

help

you

achieve

maximum fuel

economy

with

your

Chevy

II.

Your

Authorized

Chevrolet

Dealer

can

properly

tune

and

maintain

your

car

but

wise

operation

your

responsibility.

Give

the

car

sufficient

warm-up

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

speed,

either

fast

slow.

During

this

period,

avoid

full

throttle

"jack-rabbit"

starts

and

quick

abrupt

stops.

Gentle

braking

during

the first

few

hundred

miles

operation

will

result in

longer

brake

life

and

better

future

performance.

Avoid

hard

stops

especially

during

the first

200

miles

operation

since

brake

misuse

during

this

period

will

destroy

much future

brake

efficiency

. .

Always

drive

moderate

speed until the

engine

has

completely

warmed

up.

time,

not

make

"jack

rabbit"

starts

skidding

stops,

and

drive

reasonable

speeds

and

steady

traffic

permits

gain

the

benefits

all

the

economy

built

into

your

Chevy

II.

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IGNITION SWITCH

START

-Used

only

when

starting

engine

When

released,

switch returns

ON.

ON-For

normal

operation

after

engine

has been

started.

OFF-

Turns

off

engine

and

accessories.

LOCK-Same

"OFF"

except

that

switch

cannot

moved

into

out

this

position

without

the

igni-

tion

key.

Always

switch

LOCK

when

leaving

your

car

unattended.

STARTING

1. AUTOMATIC

TRANSMISSION-Place

control

lever

P position. The

engine

will

not

start

any

other

position.

SYNCHROMESH TRANSMISSION -Place

gearshift

control

lever

Neutral

and

depress clutch

pedal

the

floor.

(a) CQLD ENGINE -Depress

accelerator

pedal

floor

(if

equipped

with

manual choke, pull choke

knob

all

the

way

out

while

holding

pedal

down)

then,

temperature

above

O°

F.,

release

pedal.

temperature

below

O°

F.,

hold

pedal

about

half-

way

down.

(b) ENGINE

WARM

-Depress

accelerator

pedal

and

hold

about

half-way

down.

3. Turn

ignition

switch

START

and

release

soon

engine

starts.

manual choke

equipped

model,

adjust

choke position

obtain

smooth

engine

opera-

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tion. As

soon

engine

will

run smoothly without

the

choke,

push

the

choke

knob fully in.

"FLOODED"

ENGINE-Depress

accelerator

to floor

and

hold while cranking

engine.

Never

"pump"

accelerator.

WARM-UP

Always let

the

engine

idle for a moment

two

after

starting

and

drive

moderate

speeds

for

several

miles,

especially

during cold

weather,

prevent

unnecessary

wear

the

engine,

axle

and

transmission.

1st

GEAR

(LOWl-Depress

clutch, shift into 1st

gear,

slowly

release

clutch

pedal

while pressing on

accel-

erator.

speed

increases,

depress

clutch

pedal,

re-

lease

accelerator

and

move

gearshift

into

2nd

gear.

2nd

GEAR-Release

clutch

pedal

and

depress

acceler-

ator

above,

allowing

car

gain

speed,

then,

same

manner

before,

move

gearshift

lever into

3rd

gear.

3rd

GEAR

(HIGHl-Slowly

release

clutch

pedal

and

de-

press

accelerator

pedal.

This

the

cruising

gear

for

all normal driving.

STOP-Release

the

accelerator

and

depress

the

brake

pedal.

car

slows

down,

depress

the

clutch

pedal

and

move

the

gearshift

lever into Neutral.

MANUAL

, CHOKE

The Chevy

with

the

Super-Thrift 4-cylinder

engine

equipped

with a

manual

choke

. Since

the

choke

oper-

ates

to enrich

the

fuel mixture

delivered

the

carbu-

retor,

its

improper

use

can

result in excessive fuel

consumption. Use

the

choke,

outlined

under

"Start-

ing,"

only until

the

engine

warms up. Then if

the

choke

still

necessary

provide

smooth

engine

operation

your Chevrolet

dealer

should

called

upon to perform

such

engine

adjustments

may

necessary.

NEUTRAL-For use

when

starting

idling

engine.

REVERSE-Operate

for 1st

Gear

but

always

a slow

speed.

PUSHING

START

• Turn on key

and

de-

press clutch

pedal.

• Place

gearshift

lever

Neutral position until

car

speed

reaches

MPH

• Move shift lever to

3rd

position

and

slowly re-

lease

clutch

pedal.

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The

Powerglide

transmission

completely

auto-

matic

transmission

which

replaces

the

standard

clutch

and

transmission.

After

starting

the

engine

with

the

selector

lever

"N"

(Neutral)

position,

merely

select

the

range

desired

and

depress

the

accelerator.

The

transmission

will

the

rest. A

gradual

start

with

steady,

gradual

increase

pressure

the

accelerator

pedal

will

enable

the

transmission

shift

into

the

economical

cruising

gear

the

shortest

possible

time.

Hard

acceleration

for

fast

starts

will

cause

the

trans-

mission

remain

low

gear

for

considerably

longer

period

with

resultant

higher

fuel

consumption.

The

following

chart

will

help

you

become

better

and

quickly

acquainted

with

the

driving

advantages

and

enjoyment

built

into

your

Powerglide

automatic

transmission

OPERATING YOUR AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION

P-PARK

Use

only

when

car

isstopped.

CAR

PARKED

- '

LlFT

R-REVERSE

For

backing

car-from

stop

-*LlFT

N-NEUTRAL

For

standing

(Brakes

Applied).

NORMAL

DRIVING

D-DRIVE

For

Forward

Driving.

Step

hard

accel-

RANGE

erator

for

extra

acceleration

below

mph

- *

LIFT

L-LOW

L-for

hard

pulling

low

speeds

and

SAND,

SNOW,

(Powerglide)

climbing

descending

steep

grades.

MUD

AND

Shift

only

below

mph.

STEEP

GRADES

Lifting

clears

stops

that

prevent

unintentional

shifts

Reverse,

Park

Low.

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ROCKING CAR

"ROCK"

car

escape

from

mud,

sand

snow,

holding

down

the

accelerator

a small

amount

and

moving

the

selector

lever

between

"D"

and

"R".

With

little

practice

the

selector

lever

movements

may

coordinated

with

the

forward

and

backward

motion

the

car.

PUSHING

START

• Turn

off

all

electrical

loads

such as

headlights,

radio,

heater,

etc.,

until

after

engine

started.

• Turn

key,

place

the

selector

lever

"N"

until

car

reaches 25

miles

per

hour

and

move

the

lever

"l"

position.

•

When

engine

starts,

move

the

selector

lever

"D"

and

proceed

normal

manner.

NOTE: It

best

never to tow the car to start.

TOWING

When

the engine starts, the car

may

ac-

celerate into the tow car.

• Place

selector

lever

"N"

and

not

exceed

miles

per

hour.

•

transmission

not

operating

properly,

tow

with

rear

wheels

raised

drive

shaft

disconnected.

•

towing

speeds

above

thirty

miles

per

hour,

drive

shaft

must

disconnected.

WHEN PARKING YOUR

CAR

double

safe,

always

engage

the

parking

brake

(see

page

14)

and

place

the

transmission

selector

lever

"Park"

position

when

leaving

your

car

unat-

tended.

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INSTRUMENTS

ODOMETER

LEFT

TURN

SIGNAL

INDICATOR

BRIGHT

BEAM

INDICATOR

GENERATOR

INDICATOR

This

indicator

a check on

generator

output.

Nor-

mally

the

light

appears

when

the

ignition

turned

on,

may

remain on

flicker

and

off

while

the

engine

idling,

and

goes

out

engine

speed increases.

the

red

light

remains

normal

driving

speeds the

charg-

ing

circuit

not

functioning

properly.

See

your

Authorized

Chevrolet

dealer

immediately.

OIL

PRESSURE

INDICATOR

ENGINE

TEMPERATURE

INDICATOR

LIGHT

FUEL

GAUGE

GENERATOR

INDICATOR

LIGHT

OIL

PRESSURE

INDICATOR

LIGHT

this

indicator

remains on

during

normal

operation

indication

that

the

oil

pressure in the

engine

low

and

the

engine

should

stopped

until the cause

the

low

pressure is

found

and

corrected.

Driving

the

car

while

this

light

on can

quickly

result in severe

engine

damage.

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