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Customer can be promised quick YOUR CUSTOMER WILL RECEIVE— SUPER!IOR’S FULL LIFETIME WARRANTY covering muffler, tailpipe, exhaust pipe and OK RIN re Ct se SoH IC race: RNR SR SD a “ate ey SUDEP EEE * eTOCs RENEE Se aa nD oe feta * Os Selina = tainty ie ae, Fevconaanannas Check your = vacation mactine hefore you hit THE TERRACE/ KITIMAT DAILY HERALD AUTOMOTIVE SECTION Time to Summerize - Recreational Vehicles Removal of ; AIL Signs of Winter Recommended as First Step To Roadworthy Operation “Before making extensive summer use of a récreational vehicle, owners should first ‘make sure it is properly de- winterized,” says Mike Radigan, National Director of the Recreational Vehicle Institute. He referred to the process of readying an RV for hot weather use as “summerizing” and | gate the first step in summerizing is to remove signs 0: ter. “Antl-freeze should be dralned fram the radiator and fresh water should’ be back-flushed through the cooling system," the RVI head. suggests, “Engine oll should be changed and summer oil used — a new oll filter should be installed, At the same time, it is a good idea to have the. entire chassis lubricated. “It shouldn’t.be necessary. to change transmission fluid or differential oll but these should at least be checked, as should the power steering oil, . - Check Spark Plaga “Master éylinder brake fluid should also be checked,” Other steps toward “summarizing,” according to Radi- gan, include cleaning-and gapping (or replacing) spark :, -- plugs and, points, sa, and replacing if necessary such items as light bulbs, wind- recharging battery condition) , checking shield wiper blades, muffler and tall pipe, springs end shock absorbers. - Radigan also suggested front end ‘allenment checks, “ “inspection of tires. and | ‘'8.general underneath check for damage of any kind: - “As for. the living quar tere, the water storage tank ' should: be thoroughly | flushed out to, remove any anti-freeze you may have . ough flushing should con- used and to clean out the: tank and water lines, Thor- - otatatetetatetatatatetatatatel i er SSM tinue for at least 15 min- utes,” the RVI director advises. — "Look for Leake . “This is a good time to ’ make sure your pump !s working properly and that there are no leaks any- ~ where in your water sys- tem,"Radigan advised, sug- gesting “similar treatment for the holding tank. -He emphasized that spe- cial attention should be paid to appliances includ- ing range, furnace, refrig- erator, ‘water heater, etc., ‘and said - that: gas appll- ances: should be carefully ~ tested for correct pllot flames, in accordance with manufacturers! imstruc- tions, Remeriber These “An additional check of all windows, doors, ventlla- ’ tors, cablnets, and a little . oil or graphite on nolsy or stiff hinges ,..a final check of your interior lights, care- . ful inspection of your hitch and safety chains, and you should be ready for a sum-_ met full. of. fun,” Radigan coneluded. _ at LATOR SSeS SO oa a a oO, te tates ootatatetatatae Pee Seca ecices a ¢ Pe ¢ % : 4 a ats By “ Ke Bs . ‘ate EPS: Matera satetatece, Seen : bahay : u af Sat Eossssoneas: - feeble SOE carburetor systems, and tune If necessary, We'll check for full 9 power and ¢e thal water Is at lhe proper level. WIPERS We'll check aim “en blede . , BS condition and. : ver windshiald washer tank fluid tevel. ae COOLING SYSTEM make sure it is at proper level We'll chock anil- i: | freeze protection, and that the cap hoses and connections are tight. Deal sy We'll make sure all (ights are buralig . properly and correctly aimed. SSR ae Increased 400% in the past ten years, C) ‘COOLING SYSTEM. If it has been 0 year or more since the last cooling system the highway. But you may be alone — all alone — if your car breaks down in the boondocks, Minirnize this danger by properly 1 Shocks, INCLUDING LABOR.. i! “COMPLETE FLEET INSTALLATIONS AVAILABLE® é WITH LIMITED WARRANTIES. Call us TODAY far more information, toa ey aug ANDRE’S ENTERPRISES, LTD. 3026 H'way 16 East Terrace, B.C. 604-638-1710 Emissions check - ® Tune-up @ Electrical systam and battery check @ Oil and filter change @ Cooling system ‘@ Brakes @ Tires @ Exhaust system @ Lights servicing and equipping your car before hooking up that trailer. Here are some things to. Pe. checked::: (i BRAKES, Is the Hning _ thick énough for a‘ scason'* of driving? Are components .completely leak-free? Ie - pedal pressure solid without sponginess and is fluid up ‘go the mark? owe (] TRANSMISSION.. Is fluid level correct? Does the. shift at correct 6 apeeds’ meee lag ‘or errati per: formance? Are “U" joint quiet? a O TIRES. Are treads _ wearing evenly? Any cracks ‘or culs in the tread or sidewalls? Adequate size for . load? More than 1/16” of tread left? service, it’s a good idea to have the system flushed out and replace the anti-freeze coolant. A 50% solution is ‘sure a’ free? No sponginess?- Are fanbelts tight and in good condition? Are thermostat and ‘water pump working properly? * = O LIGHTS. All opcrative, including signal lights? Tail _. Fecoinmended. ‘This will as-, : wiaviain, ‘of safety In : ' ferme't holling protection. 0 ARS Hbses ‘tind Hitkings Jeak='“ light lenses in good condi- _ age? | Cheek List—for Those Who Will Tow Trailers If you're planning to tow a traller on a vacation trip this summer, you won't be alone. Trailer towing has tion? Extra fuses in the . glovebox , . Oo eHOCK ABSORBERS» & SUSPENSION. Any leak- age from the shocks? Springs nein from old " Baas Ps oO WHEEL ALIGNMENT. :Had it, chenked lately? on Ld CO ENGINE, Before an ex: tended drive, the engine should be tuned, ‘This Is, - capecially important under heavier load conditions when you need sil the power you can get, Check the mile. age since your lust lube and oil and filter change, too. ‘ NEW FRONT-WHEEL DRIVE PLYMOUTH ee ea Also available in a § door model - 1979 Motor Trend Car of the Year Winner, GOOD'SELECTION IN STOCK, DOW'T DELAY - TEST ORIVE TODAY! = | fora eal 068 Ot 0 WO8SE at |CHRYSLER| TERRACE CHRYSLER “Dealer Licence Number DOOG3OA ik : 4016 HIGHWAY 16 W. 635-7187 —————— AUTO FACTS | Tests prove a tune-up saves an average of a. gallon: of gasoline in every — tankful. 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