Pages 6–10 (5 pages)
Keys, Locks and Driver Controls
From the 1960 Dodge Dart Operating and Maintenance Guide (Owner’s Manual)
How to lock and unlock the doors, trunk and glove compartment, the optional vacuum door locks, and hood release. The centralized control panel is described control by control: ignition switch, wipers, headlight and panel switch, fuel gauge, ammeter light, temperature gauge, dimmer, washer and directional signal lever.
Read this section free, starting at page 6What this section covers
- Ignition, trunk and glove compartment keys
- Vacuum door locks
- Hood release
- Ignition and wiper switches
- Fuel, ammeter and temperature gauges
- Headlight dimmer and windshield washer
- Directional signal lever and door light switches
- Year
- 1960
- Make
- Dodge
- Vehicle
- Dart, Passenger Cars
- Type
- Owner's Manual
- Models
- Dart Seneca, Pioneer and Phoenix; sedans, hardtops, convertibles, station wagons
- Pages
- 69
What’s inside
Owner's guide
- Welcome and ContentsCover, the welcome letter from the Dodge Director of Service, the table of contents and a page on standard and optional 1960 features and Certified Car-Care.pp. 1–5
- Keys, Locks and Driver Controlspp. 6–10
- Operating Your Dartpp. 11–19
- Seats, Radios and Power Assistspp. 20–25
- Station Wagons and Convertible Topspp. 26–31
- Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioningpp. 32–44
- Brakes and Emergency SituationsTotal-Contact brakes, the foot-operated parking brake, brake fluid advice, and what to do if the car stalls on a hill, on the highway or when changing a tire at night.pp. 45–46
- Break-In and Maintenancepp. 47–60
- Keeping Your Dart Showroom NewWashing and cleaning the Lustre-Bond enamel finish, chromium and glass, nylon and vinyl upholstery, and the convertible top, using MoPar cleaning products.pp. 61–62
- Specificationspp. 63–69