Pages 34–39 (6 pages)
Optional Power Equipment and Accessories
From the 1959 Dodge Owners Manual
Operation of optional equipment: power steering and brakes, six-way power seat, power window lifts, adjustable speed wipers, automatic beam changer, Mirror-Matic mirror, swing-out swivel seat, electric clock and the transistorized Music Master radio.
Read this section free, starting at page 34What this section covers
- Power steering and power brakes
- Six-way power seat
- Power window lifts
- Automatic beam changer and Mirror-Matic mirror
- Swing-out swivel seat
- Electric clock and radio
- Year
- 1959
- Make
- Dodge
- Vehicle
- Passenger Cars
- Type
- Owner's Manual
- Models
- Coronet, Royal, Custom Royal, Sierra and Custom Sierra station wagons; Six and V-8
- Pages
- 64
What’s inside
Owner's handbook
- Contents and Introductionpp. 1–5
- Taking Commandpp. 6–14
- Driving with TorqueFlite, PowerFlite and Standard Transmissionpp. 15–22
- Oil, Fuel, Break-In and Headlampspp. 23–27
- Cooling, Heaters and Air Conditioningpp. 28–33
- Optional Power Equipment and Accessoriespp. 34–39
- Car Cleaning HintsCleaning advice for finish, trim and upholstery, including spot removal from fabric and vinyl with MoPar cleaners.pp. 40–41
- Station Wagons and ConvertiblesTailgate, electric rear window lift and spare tire location on Sierra station wagons, seat folding on six- and nine-passenger models, and raising and lowering the convertible top.pp. 42–44
- Wheels and Tirespp. 45–48
- Light Bulb Chart and Electrical SystemBulb type numbers and circuit breaker and fuse ratings, followed by care of the 12-volt battery, generator and spark plugs.pp. 49–50
- Lubrication, Inspections and Maintenance Chartpp. 51–56
- Specifications and Quick Engine Datapp. 57–61
- Serial Numbers and Service CertificateWhere to find the engine, vehicle and body numbers, and the Owner's Service Certificate pages.pp. 62–64



