FROM PAGE B11 engine start quickly, but also keeps everything running smoothly, avoiding the fuel waste caused by plugs that fail to fire. That’s gas-saving tip number one. The right engine oi) for winter temperatures is gas- saving tip number two, says the auto club. Using 5W-30 viscosity oil will ease starting loads on the battery and reduce fuel consumption during the coldest months -- Association of Cansda drag December, February. The freer flowing SW-30 oil reduces internal engine during warmup. Thinner oils also warm more quickly during cold weather and lubricate more ef- fectively. January and An engine block warmer that plugs into an outdoor electrical outlet is a third way to save gas on that first cold start every morning. For best results, get the kind of engine heater that Sponsored by the Automotive indastnes Fall is here! let us tune your car . high tension wires” - air filter - fuel filter” - PCV valve blus ports plus ports plus parts - . =) JIM PATTISON TOYOTA 1765 MARINE DRIVE, NORTH VAN locates the heating element in the side of the engine. Your second-best choice is the type that connects in a radiator or other cooling system hose. Using a block warmer reduces use of the choke and saves gas by giving the engine a 25-38 degree Celcius headstart on warm- up. Exact fuel savings are difficult to predict, says the BCAA, but between five to nine litres per week for a car dnven 16,000 km per year is 2. 3. 4. Co Ply | ( HRYSLER Bouge Truchs Saturday is a good de advantage of our Winter Service Special not unreasonable. The fourth and final gas- saving tip is proper tre inflation. When the tem- perature outdoors falls, tire pressures fall, too. Each change of 5 degrees Celcius causes a pressure change of about one pound per square inch (1 psi). If temperature goes down, pressure goes down. And the lower the pressure, the more work the engine has to do to move the car down the road. In addition, all tires leak air slowly over an extended Pressure test cooling system, inspect fan belts, hases, etc. .. radiator, engine block & heater core. 6 00 pm the new B13-Wednesday, November 12, 1980 - North Shore News Proper tire inflation important for winter period of time, lowering the pressure even more. When normal pressure loss is added to temperature- induced loss, the result can be significant underinflation. A monthly tire pressure check is a good investment of time. For deep-tread snow tires, the BCAA recommends that you use two or four psi more pressure than for con- ventional tires. This higher pressure improves snow tire life and vehicle handling on snow-free roads. Northridge Service open Saturdays 8 AM to 6 PM “Because breakdowns happen on 1 Saturdays ‘too to take ” 1 . Test battery, charging system, and ignition circuits. Check operation of wipers, windshield washers, all lights, turn signals etc. Refill system including up to 8 litres autopar antifreeze. Top up windshield washers with winterized solvent (Remember antifreeze is only good for a maximum 24 months) REGULAR SERVICE HOURS: 7:30 am - 9:00 pm, Mon -Fri Saturdays 8 00 am - $59. 95. included . flush out syatem including NORT Tal RIDGE 1177 Marine Dr., N. Van. “wb bavet Call 985-0591 | 7 980-6511