B6 - Sunday, February 26, 1984 - North Shore News

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New mid-size s

A successful new entry in
the upper mid-size passenger
car market for 1984, the
Chrysler E Class Sedan offers
refined styling and new stan-
dard and optional equipment
for 1984.

The 1984 Chrysler E Class .

Sedan continues to offer
spacious six-passenger
seating, a.roomy trunk, sleek
aerodynamic styling, and a
smooth, quiet ride. Chrysler
E Class combines the direc-
tional stability of front-
wheel-drive, excellent handl-
ing, fuel economy and the

latest state-of-the-art
technology in engines and
electronics.

Among the new E Class
equipment for 1984 is an
electronically-fuel-injected
standard engine and a turbo-
charged engine option.

NEW FRONT

Chrysler E Class styling
refinements for 1984 include
a new front fascia ap-
pearance, wraparound tail-
lights, bright sill and wheel
opening moldings and
premium wheel covers. In-
terior features include a new

padded, woodtone  instru-
ment pancl, a new luxury
type stecring wheel and

16-ounce cut pile carpeting
The 1984 Chrysler E Class
four-door sedan ts builton a
2624 mm (103 3 inch) wheel
base, longest in’ Chrysler's
front-wheel drive passenger

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car family. The distinctively
styled E Class Sedan has
three windows on each side,
which aid visibility. The deep
trunk has 17.1 cubic feet of
luggage space.
POWER

The E Class Sedan is
powered by Chrysler’s pro-
ven 2.2 litre four-cylinder
engine with throttle-body
type fuel injection,  elec-
tronically controlled, as an
added refinement for 1984. A
three-speed torqueflite
automatic transaxle is stan-
dard. A 2.6 titre four-
cylinder engine built for
Chrysler by Mitsubishi is op-
tionally available. This
engine also features an
extended-life exhaust system,
and may be operated on
regular leaded gasoline.

TURBO

A turbocharged version of
the 2.2 litre engine ts also op-
tionally available. This
engine has multipoint fuel in-
jection, also electronically
controlled. Turbocharging
allows the driver to get more
power from the car's engine
when the driver needs it, such
as when overtaking and pass-
ing another vehicle or when
entering a busy freeway

In ats turbocharged ver
sion, the 2.2 L engine delivers
142 horsepower The turbo
charged FFI engine has a
lower compression ratio than
the standard cngine (8 1 1

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versus 9:1). Horsepower is in-
creased 45 per cent and tor-
que output 35 per cent
without increasing the size of
the engine.
NEW FEATURES

New features for the 1984
Chrysler
include:
eA new bumper fascia and
lower grille design.
*A new optional illuminated
entry system.
*A redesigned, fully padded
instrument panel with but-
terfly walnut woodgrain
finish, matching door trim
panel bezels and appliques.
*A larger 53 litre (11.7 Im-
perial gallon) fuel tank.
eNew luxury type and op
tional leather-wrapped steer-
ing wheels.
Passenger assist handles and
new bench seat fabric.
eNew wraparound taillamps
and new exterior molding
theme with standard sill and
full wheel opening moldings.
eNew premium wheel covers
and optional aluminum road
wheels.
°Five new exterior color
choices: Radiant Silver and
Charcoal Crystal Coats, and
Pearl Coats in Gunmetal
Bluc, Mink Brown = and
Garnet Red.
eTwo two.
combinations
eNew § clectronically tuned
standard AM radio with tn-
tegral digital clock and new

tone paint

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E Class Sedan

six-speaker systems with
premium electronically-tuned
radios. °

Seat track travel is increased

to 714 inches on bench-type.

. GOOD SOUND

Sound systems available in.

the 1984 Chrysler E Class
Sedan include the standard
electronically-tuned (ETR)
AM radio, AM/FM stereo
ETR and AM/FM stereo
ETR with cassette player.
Premium radios include a six-
speaker sound system with an
optional system, incor-
porating a new amplifier,
available as an option.

All 1984 Chrysler radios
have integral digital clocks
and a ‘‘memory  scan’’
feature.

Get the jump

. BOOSTER CABLES will get

a lot of cars moving over the
next few months but
motorists should take some
important precautions.
BCAA recommends the
following do’s and don’t’s on
how to buy and use jumper
cables.

When shopping for cables,
BCAA suggests the following
guideline: For a four or six-
cylinder gasoline engine, use
twelve-foot, six gauge cables;
for an eight-cylinder gasoline

engine and any diesel engine

use twelve-foot, four gauge
cables.
VARY
The length of cables vary
from eight to twenty-five

. feet. Longer cables are more .

convenient because the two
batteries can be further
apart. However, shorter
cables have better electrical
performance.

Diameter of the wire also
affects the electrical perfor-
mance. Because the internal
wire can be covered by large,

bulky insulation, always
check the ‘“‘gauge’’ on the
package for size. The bigger
the number, the lighter the
wire and the greater the
power loss.
URGES

Bob Blair, fleet manager of
BCAA’s Emergency Road
Service, urges that you avoid
jumper cables made ~ with
aluminum wire instead of
copper. Beware of cables that
feel excessively lightweight;
they are probably aluminum.

There are several precau-
tions you should take
BEFORE attempting to
jump-start a vehicle. Put out
all cigarettes and flames and
make sure the cars aren’t
touching. Set the parking
brakes and insure that the
transmissions are either in
park or neutral.~Check the
battery water, add if
necessary and replace the
caps. Don’t jump-start if the
fluid is frozen or if both are
not the same voltage.

COLLISION AND PAINT REPAIR
1.C.B.C. CLAIMS HANDLED
PROMPTLY

Collision and Paint
Repairs. For your conve-
nience a larger facility for
body and paint repair has
now been focated at

1525 B Welch St. N. Van

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CARS BY
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