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Lubrication,

Change Oil and Filter.

Check Exhaust System and

Undercarriage.

2. Check Front and Rear Brakes and
Report to Customer. |

3. Front End Alignment, including set
caster and camber, set toe, adjust
torsion bar and center. steering

wheel.

4. Remove Customers Snow Tires.

5. Minor Engine Tune Up. Includes the
following: Replace Spark Plugs,
P.C.V. Valve, Fuel Filter, Scope Test
Ignition, Test Charging System and
Service Emission System.

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Reg. Price 145.

Now Only 89.

Parts and Labour included - 5% Tax Extra on Parts

NORTreIRIDGE

PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER

| 1177 MARINE DR. NORTH VANCOUVER

980-6511

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”.” After 10 years in Canada,
during which sales of both -

‘ the Civic and the Accord put
Honda in the Number One
automobile import position,
Honda fully expects to
remain the country’s number
one importer during 1979.
The combination of an
expanded model line-up (the
addition of the all new four-

‘-door Accord, and the pér-

sonal/GT . model); plus a
strong nationwide dealer
network, has made company
Officials very optimistic for
79.

The Civic line-up, which
includes . the sedan, hat-
chback, station wagon and
CVCC models, offers some
new exterior and interior
color combinations for 1979,
As in previous years, all cars
boast front-wheel drive, rack
and pinion steering, power-
assisted front disc brakes

Autom

POSITIVE CRANKCASE-
VENTILATION (PCV): A
pollution-control system that
uses engine suction to draw
out gases from the
crankcase and into the
intake manifold for burning.
POWER BRAKES: System
in which a_ booster
mechanism, usually
operated by engine vacuum,
is engaged during braking to
augment the force applied to
the brake pedal.

POWER STEERING:
System that uses a hydraulic-
pressure booster to augment

Norm

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and MacPherson
suspension.

All models feature fully
reclining bucket seats, tinted
giass,in all windows and are
covered by a_ three-year
warranty against rust: per-
foration due to corrosion.

The major news for 1979 is
the introduction to North
America of the Prelude and
the four-door Accord sedan
model. The Prelude. is
Honda's representative in
the personal/GT car
category and the four-door
Accord represents their first
opportunity to break into the
very large compact segment
of the market.

Strut:

Both automobiles offer
their own distinctive
features. The —- Accord
provides a lengthy list of
standard “luxury” type
appointments: fabric
covered. seats, radial tires

the driver’s steering force.

PRIMARY CIRCUIT:
Portion of the ignition
system through which low-
voltage battery current
passes.

PRIMARY COIL-WINDI-
NG: Heavy-wire winding

around the core of the coil
that carries low-voltage
current.

RACE: Inner surface of a
bearing assembly in which
the balls or rollers operate.

RADIAL TIRE: Tire in
which the body cords run at

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nd pick-up, the Honda hatchback makes going
even that much more fun! And for round-the-town shopping convenience, it's:hard to.

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and full instrumentation
including a built in service
reminder system. -

The Prelude. shares only
its engine and transmission
with the Accord (a five-
speed manual is standard
and the Hondamatic . is
available), all other com-
ponents are unique to the
Prelude.

Some . of these include:

-new methods of eliminating

wind noise -from - the
passenger compartniént, a
six point engine mounting
system to isolate engine
noise and vibration and an

‘ instrument panel with key

gauges. and controls cen-
tered immediately in front of
the driver for easy visibility.

The addition of these two
new automobiles expands
the Honda model line-up to
an impressive 16 for 1979.

tive terms

right angles (radially) to the
centre line of the tread and
that has two or more belts to
strengthen the tread.
RADIATOR: Unit that
dissipates engine-coolant
heat to the outside air by
passing the fluid through
finned core-pipes.
REGULATOR:
device that limits the
alternator’s output of
current to a predetermined
level.

RESISTOR: Device placed
in an electrical circuit that
reduces the flow of current.

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