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BMW 635CSI 3 Transmission requires attention The most complex unit of a car is the transmission. It has more than 300 parts, ail of which have to work properly at one time to keep a car run­ ning better and safer. But age or mistreat­ ment takes its toll on the transmission. " C h e c k i n g t h e transmission fluid r e g u l a r l y i s n o t enough," said Gerald J. Aleksy, president of •V -V; . Brakes the Chicagoland and Northwestern Indiana AAMCO dealers. "A check-up, either an­ nually or every 15,000 miles, is a necessity. The quicker you catch a transmission pro­ blem, the less damage there will be." There are several t e l l t a l e ^ s i g n s o f transmission trouble, according to Aleksy, who has been an AAM­ CO dealer for 17 years. They Include: An unfamiliar sound in the transmission; delay before engaging in any gear; car sounds like it's going, but doesn't respond; transmission slips, chatters or vibrates; transmission fluid low when checked. A yes to any of these symptoms signals the need for a check-up "fast -- before things get worse -- and more expensive," stated Aleksy. A n A A M C O spe c i a l i s t g i v e s a transmission a 19- point check. In ac­ cordance with AAMCO policy, he performs services only when necessary and always with the skill of a train­ ed professional, said Aleksy. Any parts put into the car will be new or in excellent condi­ tion. Aleksy notes that no AAMCO transmission dealer gives a price over the phone. In­ stead, the car must be brought into an AAM­ CO service outlet ( t h e r e a r e 3 1 i n Chicago and Nor­ t h w e s t e r n I n d i a n a ) ;-up of the car will be made. If transmission work i* n e e d e d , b u t a customer says no to the work, there will be a small charge only if the transmission is removed. X Alesky notes that a car today may need major transmission work after 40,000 miles. No swimming UPI photo Not to worry -- the meter maid can't get dose enough to put a ticket on this car in Lapeer, Mich. The auto was stranded Sunday in a lot near Saginaw Street in Lapeer where heavy rains brought the Flint River above the flood stage, closing some roads and forcing some evacuations. the remote possibility of a partial system failure. If the anti-lock system should fail, an amber "Anti-Lock" in­ dicator will illuminate. The driver will still have normal braking available, but without the anti-lock feature. In a "worst-case" situation, such as total electrical failure, 10 to 20 stops still are possi­ ble with the pressure remaining in the ac­ cumulator. Even when this pressure is ex­ hausted, the driver still can bring the car to a stop by braking normally, but with in- •( Continued from Page 3C) creased pedal effort. "ABS is a truly in­ n o v a t i v e p i e c e o f technology," Sharpe said. "We think it will be a significant step in Buick's move toward e v e n m o r e s o p h i s t i c a t e d a u t o m o t i v e technology." GRllC Truck plans to expand school bus chassis selection . PONTIAC, MICH.- G M C T r u c k i s expanding its school bus chassis offerings in 1966 with a new set­ back front axle chassis to^atcomodate a flat front body installed by i n d e p e n d e n t companies. The new chassis and body combination features outstanding d r i v e r v i s i b i l i t y c h a r a c t e r i s t i c s , i m p r o v e d maneuverability and greater passenger capacity compared with conventional cowl chassis school bus models. The set-back axle chassis is based on the GMC B6P042 cowl model chassis and reduced added parts i n v e n t o r y requirements. Production of a 7.0 liter gasoline engine model with automatic t r a n s m i s s i o n , a i r b r a k e s , 2 2 6 - i n c h wheelbase and seating capacity for up to 78 is expected to begin In the spring of 1966. 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