Re: IML: Anybody have a '64-'66 Owners manual?
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Re: IML: Anybody have a '64-'66 Owners manual?



Well, I wasn't really looking for a manual, just a bit of information regarding oil from it, that's all.

On Oct 10, 2006, at 12:07 PM, Dan wrote:

Manuals are often available on e-bay..

Dan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Matthew Gill" <mgill3@xxxxxxx>
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Chris,
That info helps out a lot. What do you think about synthetic fuel in an Imperial? I actually haven't gotten one yet, I'm looking, but doing some homework on certain details before hand.
Thanks
Matt
On Oct 10, 2006, at 8:58 AM, Christopher H wrote:
Matt,

The '64 Owner's Manual is on the website, as are maintenance charts for all three years.

The page with the oil info is: http://imperialclub.com/Yr/ 1964/64owners/page.php?page=29

However, they recommended 10w30 or 5w20 depending on temperature, and I wouldn't recommend either. Try 20w50 or 15w40, or at worst, 10w40.

I'm a purist, too, but oil has changed since 1964 and your car is now 42 years old. As for a lead additive, I think you mean a lead substitute. Don't think you can buy anything that puts toxic lead into the atmosphere anymore.

By the way, the 1966 has the 440 engine, no longer the 413 used in 1964-66, and Chrysler expanded their recommendation to include 20w40 in non-winter climates. Not sure which year you have but figured it was worth pointing out that the '66 engine is shared with the later models.

Hope this helps...

Chris in LA
67 Crown
78 NYB Salon

-----Original Message-----
From: Matthew Gill <mgill3@xxxxxxx>
Sent: Oct 9, 2006 11:50 PM
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Subject: IML: Anybody have a '64-'66 Owners manual?

Just curious, I wonder if anybody here could take a look at their
owners manual and let me know what Chrysler corp recommended when it
came to the type of oil to put in the car.. brand and which type. I
don't know if they ever changed, but specifically '64 through '66.

I'd just like to know out of curiosity, and to see if that particular brand also sells a lead additive, to see how much it would cost. I'm somewhat of a purist so I'd probably use whatever Chrysler wanted the
buyer to use.

And, I'm sure synthetic is not REQUIRED, but would that be better oil
to use? Any advantage? I know it's designed for sports cars, but if
it would run smoother and/or make the engine last longer etc, I'd use
it for sure.

Thanks
-Matt


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