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To operate the turn signals,
the ignition switch must first be turned on. The switch lever on the left
of the steering column should then be pushed up for a right turn and down
for a left turn. This action causes the front lamp and stop light mounted
at the extremity of the rear fender to flash on that side of the car in
which direction the turn is to be made. If stop lights are applied at the
same time a turn is indicated, the opposite stop light will remain solid.
Verification of proper functioning of both front an drear lamps is indicated by a flashing of one of the illuminated green arrows, located at the ends of the speedometer on Series 50 and 70 cars and to the right or left of the light indicator emblem, located between the two instruments on Series 40-60. If the arrow does not light and flash, after movement of the turn signal lever, it indicates that the signal system is not functioning properly and should be checked for burned out bulbs in either front or rear signal lamps or the bulb which illuminates the green arrows. Always indicate a turn at a reasonable distance before making the turn. |
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