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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1977

Page

6

Fuel economy rules exclude electric cars

The industry faces a second weapon in Congress for 1985 aims. The target is 27.5 miles per gallon as an average across a company's total production. Some models may exceed the target while others fall short to meet the overall average.

Electric cars edge into fuel economy debates and methanol trials

Law bases car economy on gasoline or diesel with a loophole for methanol and raises questions about electric vehicles. Experts note electricity generation affects true economy while James Schlesinger and Brock Adams lead future standards. Volkswagen tests 8 percent methanol blends show emission cuts. Methanol infrastructure would require costly new refining facilities.

U.S. Energy Czar James Schlesinger Carter

Battery cables cause starting trouble from corrosion

A 370 repairman poll shows motorists neglect battery cables and related parts like spark plugs and radiator caps. Corrosion forms on battery connectors, reducing electricity flow and causing starting failures, especially in cold weather. Inspect by lifting rubber covers, clean with baking soda, then reattach with protective coating.

International Garage Owners of America

Car Caring Regular check can save tires

Regular tire care extends life and improves safety. Do not mix tire types, rotate every 6 000 8 000 miles, keep tires inflated to the manual’s spec, check cold pressure biweekly, and inspect tread wear monthly for bulges or cuts. If unsure, consult a mechanic.

Ray Hill

Battery jumper cable safety steps to prevent eye injuries

Safety expert Jim O Neil warns eye injuries from car batteries rose from 1973 to 1976 due to ignorance and poor jumper cable instructions. Prevention of Blindness proposes a step by step procedure covering extinguishing flames turning off ignitions venting gases connecting clamps in proper order starting the disabled car and safely disconnecting cables and replacing caps.

Jim O'Neil National Society For the Prevention of Blindness The

Antique subcompact car museum opens in Paradise Valley

Lindvig's Antique Car Collection debuts with the only known U.S. display of a two cylinder Mazda and rare subcompacts. The 10651 N. Cave Creek Rd venue features the Baby Austin built in 1930 and models like Messerschmitt Isetta bubble cars, Fiats, Crosleys, MGs and a King Midget.

Paradise Valley Les Lindvig Lindvig Cave Creek Rd Linding Messerschmitt Isetta King Mazda U.S

Antique cars on display at Scottsdale Fashion Square

Antique automobiles will be shown Thursday to Saturday in Scottsdale at Fashion Square. The Phoenix Chapter of the Veteran Motor Car Club of America presents the classic car display. Scottsdale Fashion Square sits at Camelback and Scottsdale Roads.

Scottsdale Fashion Square Phoenix Veteran Motor Car Club of America Camelback Scottsdale Roads

Clocks in Cars Demand Care and Innovation

The article notes car clocks, a constant in autos with over 15 000 parts, require servicing every two years and are affected by dirt and climate. Electric winding, automatic regulators, and chronometers are highlighted as key developments, with Jaeger clocks prized in early luxury cars.

Automotive Information Council

GM to offer diesel option on cars and pickups in 1978

General Motors will introduce a diesel engine on two passenger cars and two pickup models at the start of the 1978 model year. Oldsmobile 88 and 98 cars and Chevrolet and GMC pickups will offer diesels as an option, with claimed 25 percent better fuel economy but emissions challenges under current standards.

General Motors Thomas A. Murphy Murphy Chevrolet

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