Pages 3–7 (5 pages)
Warranty and Required Maintenance
From the 1966 Plymouth Owner’s Manual
The Manufacturer's Passenger Car Warranty (12,000 miles or 12 months, and 5 years or 50,000 miles on the engine and drive train), the explanation of warranty and owner responsibilities, the MoPar battery adjustment policy, and the required and recommended Certified Car Care services. Includes an owner's record for oil changes and carburetor air filter cleaning.
Read this section free, starting at page 3What this section covers
- 5 year/50,000 mile warranty terms
- Oil change every 3 months or 4,000 miles
- Oil filter and carburetor air filter intervals
- MoPar battery service adjustment
- Notice of transfer of ownership
- Recommended Certified Car Care services
- Owner's maintenance record
- Year
- 1966
- Make
- Plymouth
- Vehicle
- Passenger Cars
- Type
- Owner's Manual
- Models
- 1966 Plymouth V8 passenger cars: 318, 383, 426 and 440 cu. in. engines
- Publication
- 7-65, 1st Edition
- Pages
- 42
What’s inside
Owner's manual
- Cover and Alphabetical IndexOpening page with owner questions about warranty, break-in, battery and trailer towing, followed by an alphabetical index to the book.pp. 1–2
- Warranty and Required Maintenancepp. 3–7
- Instruments, Starting and Drivingpp. 8–14
- Lights, Locks, Windows and Comfort Featurespp. 15–22
- Radio, Heater and Air Conditioningpp. 23–26
- Tires and Changing a WheelTire care and rotation advice, the Plymouth V.I.P. vehicle load and tire pressure chart, and the jack and wheel changing procedure.pp. 27–29
- Appearance Care and Service Tipspp. 30–37
- Literature Order Form and Dealer ServiceMail-in form for Plymouth literature including the 1966 Plymouth Service Manual, a Parts Division dealer notice, and a blank delivery record page.pp. 38–40
- Capacities and Engine DataLicense data locations, fluid capacities, fuse box location and an engine specification table for the 318, 383 (2-barrel and 4-barrel) and 440 cubic inch V8s.pp. 41–42
