ARCH 31, 1915
5 od Vlns, Pickup
Ind Trucks
Board of Education of
t. B on Hlrbor A
Sdtools Is rec Ivl.... led
propo II for the purchl
. of lei to b. used
In t School 0 rid.
Propoull W I ICC ed
untl 11:00 I.m., OndIY,
April 15, 1 5.
IY P ed
the hours of
Ikabou
HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED
y Ray Rite
Fe motorists realize they
are hauling cat under their
car - a very quiet cat that
i n't likely to give them much
trouble unle it' mistreated or
bu d.
To rno , the "cat" is
known the catalytic con-
rter, a part of the exhaust
system that has been around
since 1975. A catalytic con­
verter chemically change ex­
haust gase into le harmful
one , and it erve a a primary
anti-pollution device. It'
major improvement over it
predecessor which tended to
reduce g mileage significantly
and m e the engine run rough.
If your car is equipped
wi n converter, usually in-
talled along the exhaust pipe, .
certain engine malfunctions,
e pecially tho that involve
the electrical, carburetion or
ignition system could result in
large amounts of unburned fuel.
This causes the converter to
reach elevated temper tures.
When this occur, discontinue
operation of the car should
the engine misfire or if notice­
able 10 of performance or
other unusual operating condit­
ions are detected. The b t
thing to do is to bring your
car to your dealer or orne
other competent ervice facility,
Depo 't, of leaded gasoline
can coa the catalyst, inter­
fering with the conver ion pro-
cess, and often causing serious
damage to the sy tern. It J
illegal to tamper with any
emission control sy te , in­
cluding enlarging the g oline
filler neck to allo the nozzle
for le ded fuels to be used.
Also, it' important to keep
an eye on the fuel gage ince
running out of fuel could
cause pennenent damage to the
c talytic converter. And re­
frain from racing the engine.
Some cars require spark'
plug changes more frequently
than the milea interval re­
commended by the manuf c­
turers. Regular ignition sy em
maintenance and prompt diag­
no" and repair of a rough
running engine keep "cats"
healthy.
Be careful here you park
your car since catalytic con­
verters often g t very hot.
Do not top or park the
vehicle over inflammable
m terials, such dry grass,
waste paper, or rags that may
come into contact with the
exhaust system.
To rut costs, write for a
copy of Ray Hite's informative
booklet, "101 Ways To Save
Money On Your Car." For
each copy end 50 cents to
cover cost of handling and
mailing to: Editorial Con­
sultant Service, Box 524, West
Hempstead, N. Y. 11552.
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but not ntial. Send
lett r of int or mples
to: Th. Citizen, P.O. Box
216, Benton Hlrbor, MI
49022.
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