Pages 11–19 (9 pages)
Operating Your Dart
From the 1960 Dodge Dart Operating and Maintenance Guide (Owner’s Manual)
Starting and driving procedures for each transmission: PowerFlite, TorqueFlite, TorqueFlite Six and the three-speed manual. It gives button use for Drive, Second, Low and Neutral, passing downshift speeds, push-starting, rocking out of snow or mud, towing limits, and use of the brake pedal and parking brake.
Read this section free, starting at page 11What this section covers
- Starting in all weather
- PowerFlite driving and low range
- TorqueFlite and TorqueFlite Six push-button ranges
- Three-speed manual shifting
- Push-starting
- Snow, sand and mud
- Towing
- Brake pedal and parking brake
- 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