Trucks Boost U S Pickup Truck Sales In 1976 Record
Detroit reports Ford and Chevrolet pickups as the most popular vehicles. Industry sales topped 4.5 million in 1976 and are projected to rise in 1977. Ford and Chevy lead, with gains from lifestyle shifts and new Bronco and heavy duty models on the horizon.
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Free auto checkup plan eyed for coming year
The government spearheads a voluntary program named Gas Saver Check led by the EPA to enlist garages dealers and service stations with infrared exhaust analyzers. Car owners get a free one minute idle check to see if a tune up or adjustments are needed to cut pollutants and boost mileage.
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Caring for your car Attending to the parking brake
An automotive guide explains how the parking brake works, emphasizes regular inspection and lubrication of the undercarriage cable, and outlines steps to clean, lubricate, and test the system to prevent rusting or freezing. It advises elevating the car, inspecting rear cables, and applying lubricant to the housing and moving sections, with periodic checks every three to four months.
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