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A benchmark for today‘s car buyer who expects eyeâ€"catching jappearance, smooth ride and hanâ€" dling, the latest in safety features and advanced technology, Chrysler Concorde offers unparalleled sophistication and equipment levels in a spacious midsize luxury sedan. Adding to an already impressive ist of features, Chrysler Concorde or 1994 steps forward in keeping with Chrysler‘s goal to keep up the fmomentum with: .__* An optional 50/50 splitâ€"bench Peat with permium cloth is now $ fvailable and offers sixâ€"passenger seating ability. This option deletes the centre console and includes a columnâ€"mounted transaxle shifter. August 3, 1994 Concorde designed to keep up successful momentum Cars with conventional ignition systems (points and condenser) used to start hard, idle rough, spew smoke and offer other telltale signs of problems when a tuneup was needed. This isn‘t always the case with electronic ignition cars. Tuneups involve checking the car‘s ignition and fuel systems and either adjusting or replacing parts. Prices and extent of tuneup work vary from shop to shop; what is considered standard at one shop may be an "extra" at another. To get the best value, shop around, compare tuneup offers, and always get an itemized quote before work is performed. ccording to auto experts, if you own a car with an advanced electronic igniâ€" tion system don‘t overlook the importance of a periodic tuneup no matter how well or how long your engine has been performing. Advanced 1gn1t10n systems don‘t always show signs of wear even though certain parts may be going bad. If you own one of the new comâ€" puterâ€"equipped cars and your "check engine" light has been coming on, you‘ll need a diagnosâ€" tic checkup followed by a "mainâ€" tenance" tuneup as needed. You‘ll pay more for this type of checkup, but it‘s the only way to pinpoint whether you have a computerâ€" related or deepâ€"rooted tuneup problem. ~ P oted Canada‘s "Car of the ‘ Year" and "Best New Family Sedan" by the Automobile Journalists Association of Canada, Chrysler Concorde is a new breed of automobile noted for its sleek, aerodnamic styling, unique cabâ€"forward design, "wheelsâ€"toâ€"theâ€"corners" stability, spacious comfortable interior, supeâ€" rior ride and handling qualities and high level of standard equipment. Electronic ignition systems are sophisticated enough to often comâ€" pensate for problems until things get so severe that major compoâ€" nents like caps, rotors and ignition wires start burning. The results can be poor vehicle performance and an expensive repair bill... problems that could have been avoided with preventive mainteâ€" nance. As a rule, conventional ignition systems, should be tuned every year of 12,000 miles (whichever comes first). Advanced ignition systems should receive a tuneup check every 15,000 to 20,000 miles. If you are a severe service driver, i.e., you subject your car to continual stopâ€"andâ€"go driving, a lot of short trips or pulling heavy loads (like a boat or trailer), your car may need tuning more often. Don‘t ignore your advanced electronic ignition system ‘ Above all, stick with a good tuneup source once you‘ve found one. A shop that knows you car‘s history is in the best position to recommend ideal tuneup intervals based on previous work perâ€" formed. The following is intended to serve as a guide. For further inforâ€" mation on tuneup intervals, check the owner‘s manual for your parâ€" ticular vehicle. Air filter: Replace as often as necessary but at least every 20,000 miles. PCV valve: This handy device allows some unburned fuel and emissions fumes to be reburned in the cylinders, thereby lqowering air pollution and increasing fuel econâ€" omy. + Power windows with driver‘s side oneâ€"touchâ€"down feature are now standard. * An optional power sunroof is available. * Electronic speed control and accessory floor mats are now stanâ€" dard. Fuel filter: Replace once a year or every 20,0000 miles. . Points and condenser: (applies to conventional ignition systems only). Replace as part of tuneup. Spark plug wires and boots: Replace as needed and always in sets. Ignition timing: Check and adjust every time points are replaced in conventional systems or every time plugs are replaced in electronic systems. * Optional variable assist speedâ€" sensitive power steering is availâ€" able. * Optional vehicle antiâ€"theft security alarm system available. * Dynamic side impact system for improved occupant protection is standard. * Three assist handles with inteâ€" gral reading/courtesy lamps are standard and include coat hooks in the rear compartment. *« Optional automatic elecâ€" trochromatic day/night inside rearview mirror is available. * Power door locks with speedâ€" sensitive automatic activation feaâ€" ture are standard. They may be actiâ€" vated by the dealership or left inacâ€" tive by customer choice. * The rear window is now Solarâ€" Control Glass, same as the windâ€" shield, for improved passenger Rresented by The Ockville Auto hHonou * Check radiator fluid level when car is cool Check car for frayed fan belts, broken by examining cool and overflow tank or clamps, damaged radiator hoses or an air renmhgradiak)r_cap.Addwaterifm filter that needs to be replaced. sary. Replace antifreeze/coolant solution SCF NECYXT WEFK EOR MORE TiP© 547 TRAFALGAR RD. Q.E.W. OAKVILLE Starting at the letter"A" and moving in any direction except diagonally spell out the following fruit names of Apple, Plum, Banana, Lemon, Pear, Grape, Pineapple, Strawberry and Orange. Distributor cap: With each tuneup, check for cracks and for erosion of the terminals. With conâ€" ventional ignition systems, cap and rotor should always be replaced in a set. comfort. * 3.3â€"litre V6 engine improveâ€" ments add more power; the engine is now rated at 120 kW (161 bhp) and 245 M.m (181 lbâ€"ft) of torque. * New standard AM/FM stereo with cassette player, features tenâ€" station memory and seek function. * New aluminized stainless steel exhaust system for even longer life. Success by design Concorde‘s roadworthy appearâ€" ance stems from a unique cabâ€" forawrd design with "wheelsâ€"toâ€"theâ€" Emissions filters: today‘s cars can have several of these devices. Replacement intervals vary widely from car to car (consult your owner‘s manual). Some vehicles have warning lights to remind you when these filters need changing. Corrosion * Check for clean battery connections. Make sure terminal and cables are free of corrosion and are firmly attached. A quick spray of WDâ€"49 will remove this corrosion. (It also helps unstick power antennas, gummed door locks and can even remove tree sap and road tar from your car‘s chrome and painted surfaces. SEE NEXT WEEK FOR MORE TIPS Hidden Fruits "L Air Filter/Fan Belts/ Hoses/Clamps Name 1994 Chrysler Concorde THE OAKVILLE BEAVER corners" wideâ€"track stance providâ€" ing a longer wheelbase and smooth ride and agile handling characterisâ€" tics. Unusually wide rear doors make entry and exit easier and the 1/ 1 large expanse of glass provides excellent allâ€"round visibility. The design also permits a generous inteâ€" fior. In fact, 75â€" per cent ‘of Concorde‘s overall body length is devoted to interior and cargo room, compared to a usual vehicle average of 60â€"65 per cent. Noteworthy among safety feaâ€" tures are Concorde‘s standard driâ€" ver‘s sdie air bag supplemental restraint system and optional Builtâ€" In Child Safety Seat. Standard fourâ€" wheel disc antiâ€"lock brakes maxiâ€" mize driver control and vehicle staâ€" bility when stopping on wet or slipâ€" pery surfaces. Lowâ€"speed Traction Control, a popular option, is ordered on more than 60 per cent of these cars. Concorde provides standard childâ€"protection rear door locks for 11 the safety of children riding in the back seat. When engaged, the rear doors cannot be opened from the inside. For optimal safety and comâ€" fort, front seat belts feature adjustable turning loops which allow the occupants to adjust the location of the seat belt webbing across the chest. The loops can be moved up or down on the Bâ€"pillar to six different different heights to achieve maximum comfort. Also, to minimize seat belt discomfort, seat belts are anchored to the seat frame, rather than the floor, so that the belts travel with the seat when repoâ€" sitioning it. Standard electric rear window defroster and dual foldaway power remote exterior rearview mirrors with heat contribute to better winter visibility.