Pontiac 1955 User manual

FOREWORD

Pontiac's

engineers

strive

continually

give

you

greater

value

each

new

model

Pontiac.

This

year

are

especially

proud

the

advanced

design

and

precision

construction

which

combines

comfort,

econ

omy,

performance,

and

endurance

make

your

new

Pontiac

even

greater

car

than

ever

before.

order

that

you

may

able

take

full

advantage

the

many

new

features

which

are

this

new

Pontiac,

have

added

this

Owner's

Guide,

give

you

the

"know-how"

for

safe

and

economical

operation.

Your

knowledge

and

care

the operating parts

the

car

will

give

you

greater

enjoyment

driving

the

1955

Pontiac.

Owner's

Service

Department

PONTIAC

MOTOR

DIVISION

Pontiac,

Michigan

For

explanation

the

Indian

legends

about

the

points

interest

shown

the

cover

see

pages

62,

and

64.

FORM

S-5501

LITHO

U.S.A.

4-55

Home

This

your

Symbol

HIGHEST

QUALITY

When

replacements

are

necessary,

always

insist

Pontiac

Factory-Engineered

Parts.

They

carry the

same

Warranty

your

new

Pontiac

and

they

assure

maximum

....

PERFORMANCE

ECONOMY

•

SAFETY

INDIAN

LEGENDS

(Continued)

BELLE

ISLE—Nationally

known

island

park

the

Motor

City,

the

basis

for

ancient

Indian

legend.

concerns

great

warrior's

daughter,

renowned

and

coveted

for

her

beauty,

even

the

Four

Winds.

guard

her,

the

great

warrior

hid

his

daughter

bark

hut

Belle

Isle

and

placed

ring

poisonous

serpents

around

the

island.

With

this

protection,

the

beautiful

maiden

lived

her

life

unharmed.

Regardless

the

ancient

Indian

tale,

Belle

Isle

one

the

most

beau

tiful

city

parks

the

country.

PIPESTONE QUARRY-Here

perhaps

the

source

the

most

widely

accepted

legend

among

North

American

Indians.

The

chiefs

the

warring

tribes

all

the

earth

were

called

into

council

this

point

the

Great

Spirit.

The

great

council

was

held

this

canyon,

its

quartzite

stone

red

with

the

blood

slain

warriors.

There,

the

tribes

agreed

forego

war.

The

Great

Spirit

fashioned

pipe

from

shaft

the

stone

which

red

willow

bark

was

smoked.

Each

great

chief

smoked

this

first

pipe of

peace

the

seal

agreement.

Ever

since,

the

symbol

and

tradi

tion

the

peace

pipe

has

been a

universal

custom

the

Indians.

The

Pipestone

Quarry

was

neutral

ground

general

agreement,

and,

from

far

and

near,

the

tribes

sent delegations

secure

supplies

of the

red

stone

for

ceremonial

pipes.

Contents

Manufacturer's

Warranty

Owner

Service

Policy

Car

Break-in

and

Serial

Numbers

Car

Data

Instruments

and

Controls

Dual

Range

Hydra-Matic

Drive

Synchro-Mesh

Drive

All

Weather

Comfort

Control

General

Service

Chassis

and

Body

Lubrication

Engine

Lubrication

Tune-N-Test

Pontiac

Approved

Accessories

Housekeeping

Your

Car

Wiring

Diagrams

Service

Needs

Your

Pontiac

Maintenance

Index

Accessories

Available

Your

Pontiac

Dealer

[64]

Manufacturer's

Warranty

expressly

agreed

that

there

are

warranties,

expressed

implied,

made

either

the

dealer

the

manufacturer

the

Pontiac

Motor

vehicles,

chassis

parts

furnished

hereunder,

except

the

Manufac

turer's

warranty

against

defective

materials

workmanship

follows:

-k

"The

Manufacturer

warrants

each

new

motor

vehicle,

including

all

equip

ment

accessories

except

tires

supplied

the

Manufacturer,

chassis

part

manufactured

free

from

defects

material

and

work

manship

under

normal

use

and

service,

its

obligation

under

this

warranty

being

limited

making

good

its

factory

any

part

parts

thereof

which

shall,

within

ninety

(90)

days

after

delivery

such

vehicle

the

original

purchaser

before

such

vehicle

has

been

driven

4000

miles,

whichever

event

shall

first

occur,

returned

with

transportation

charges

pre

paid

and

which

its

examination

shall

disclose

its

satisfaction

have

been

thus

defective;

this

warranty

being

expressly

lieu

all

other

war

ranties,

expressed

implied,

and

all

other

obligations

liabilities

its

part,

and

neither

assumes

nor

authorizes

any

other

person

assume

for

any

other

liability

connection

with

the

sale

its

vehicles.

"This

warranty

shall

not

apply

any

vehicle

which

shall

have

been

repaired

altered

outside

authorized

Pontiac

Service

Station

any

way

so as in

the

judgment

the

Manufacturer

affect

its

stability

and

liability,

nor

which

has

been

subject

misuse,

negligence

accident."

•k it

-A-

The

Manufacturer

has

reserved

the

right

make

changes

design

add any

improvements

on motor

vehicles

any

time

without

incurring

any

obligations to

install

same

motor

vehicles

and

chassis

previously

purchased.

TIRE

WARRANTY

Tires

are

warranted

the

tire

manufacturer

against

defects

material

and

work

manship.

If,

during

the

life

the

tire,

tire

failure

should

occur

due

this

cause,

the

tire

manufacturers

will

either repair

the

tire

make

a reasonable

allowance

towards

the

purchase

new

tire.

BATTERY

WARRANTY

Your

Pontiac

Delco

battery

guaranteed

for

days.

sure

your

Pontiac

dealer

has

filled

the

Delco

Battery

Service

Policy

which

gives

you

protection

for

months

18,000

miles

accordance

with

the

terms

of the

policy.

[2]

INDIAN

LEGENDS

(Continued)

MISSISSIPPI

RIVER—The

Father

Waters,

and

the

largest

river

system

the

continent.

The

unwritten

history

the

Choctaws

and

the

Chickasaws

identifies

the

Mississippi

one

their

discoveries

their

eastward

migration

from

Old

Mexico.

They

were

following

symbol

given

them by

the

Great

Spirit.

The

greatest

body

water

they

had

ever

seen, their

medicine

men

named

"Misha

Sipokni,"

meaning

"Beyond

the

ages—the

Father

all its

kind."

SPANISH

MOSS—The

trailing

tendrils

Spanish

Moss

southern

trees

reminder

ancient

Seminole

story

involving

blood

feud

between

the

Creeks

and

the

Seminoles.

Tradition

relates

the

tale

sorrowful

Indian

maiden

whose

bridegroom

was

killed

the

feud

before

their

marriage.

Cutting

off

her

long

raven

hair

mark

her

grief,

she

reputed

have

hung

the

tresses

upon

the

tree

branches.

Today,

her

long

hair,

now

gray with

age,

still

waves

the

breeze

Spanish

Moss.

NATURAL

BRIDGE—Scenic

highlight

Virginia's

mountains.

ancient

Indian

story

relates

the

trials

Indian

villagers

suddenly

attacked

much

larger

war

party

and

trapped

the

edge

200-foot

ravine.

The

Great

Spirit,

his

constant

watch

over

the

weak

and

helpless,

bridged

the

chasm

with

solid

stone

causeway

over

which

the

trapped

Indians

were

able

get

safety.

Ever

since,

Indians

have

the

story

the

Great

Spirit's

solicitude

for

the

"little

people."

Standing

215

feet

high

and

feet

across,

the

Natural

Bridge

visiting

"must"

for tourists

the

valley

between

the

Blue

Ridge

and

the

Alleghenies.

WHITE

MOUNTAINS—In

Indian

tradition,

the

White

Moun

tains

were

raised

the

Great

Spirit

ever-plenty

garden

for

the

Indians

protect

them

from famine

and

suffering.

Game

was

always

found

there

provided

they

took only

what

was

needed.

However,

was

understood

that

Indian

was

ever

climb

the

heights

where

the

Great

Spirit

resided.

Tradition

has

that

trespassers

never

returned

and

wandered

forever

with

their

mourning

cries

heard

the

wailing

winds

winter

storms.

The

White

Mountains,

natural

wonder

New

Hampshire,

ever

popular

scenic

spot

for

motor

travelers

New

England.

[63]

Jndian

Cegends

CRATER

LAKE—A

truly

beautiful

mountain

lake

the

heart of

the

Coast

Range

Oregon. Ancient

Indian

tradition

holds

that

the

lake

was

scene

battle

between

the

Good

Spirit

and

Evil

Spirit

which

the

Good

Spirit

finally

won

out.

The

Eagle

and

Antelope

were

allies

the

Good

Spirit in

overcoming

the

Bad

One.

The

Evil

Spirit

reputed

have

been

buried

the

lake

and

island

supposed

the

head

the

Evil

One.

Six

miles

wide

and two

thousand

feet

deep,

Crater

Lake

set

pre-historic

volcano

without

inlet

outlet.

Its

brilliant

blue

waters

dazzle

visitors.

JlT.

SHASTA—A

majestic

and

inspiring scenic

point

northern

California.

Its

imposing,

snow-capped

grandeur,

standing

alone,

naturally

made

focal

point

Indian

lore.

Their

belief

that the

Great

Spirit

raised

Mt.

Shasta

order

provide

himself

with a

stepping

stone

from

the

Heavens

the

earth.

Finding

the

earth

cold

and

dreary,

created

the

sun

give

warmth,

gave

each

living

thing

its

color

and

each

bird,

a song.

Originally,

the

grizzly

bear

was

the

master

all

creatures.

the

Indian,

remains

symbol

veneration

associated

with

this

legend.

BRYCE

CANYON—The

many

colorful

minarets

and

rock

formations

this

natural

mountain

wonderland

are

memorial

Indian

tale,

hoary

with

age.

The

tale

the

Canyon

involves

creatures

and

animals

who

had

been

led

safety

this

beauty

spot

legendary

figure

known

the

Coyote.

After

finding

themselves

safe,

they

became

ungrateful

to their

benefactor.

Angry

their

unbecoming

actions,

turned

all

them

into

colored

stone

eternal

reminders

the

penalties

for

ingratitude.

They

remain

today

rocky

memorials

this

event.

the

heart

the

Rockies,

southwestern

Utah,

Bryce

Canyon

now

great

national

park

and

favorite

with

tourists

our

mountain

states.

SHIP

ROCK—In

extreme

northwestern

New

Mexico,

famous

Navajo

Indian

landmark.

reputed

the

original

home

the

Navajo.

After

ceaseless

and

bloody

war

against

stronger

enemies,

the

Navajo

people

were assembled

the

heights

the

Supreme

Being

and,

enormous

peak

and

all,

were

transported

through

the

air

the

present

location.

The

eagle

and

the

owl

are

symbols

the

event

the

Navajo

people.

[62]

Owner

Service

Policy

Along

with

this

Owner's

Guide,

you

received

Owner

Service

Policy,

which

was

filled

out

the

dealer

upon

delivery

your

car.

Read

this

Service

Policy

carefully.

recom

mended

that

you

keep

the

glove

compartment.

The

coupon

attached

your

Owner

Service

Policy

entitles

you

inspection

and

certain

other

services

your

car

the

end

2,000

miles,

provided

the

coupon

presented

within

2500

miles

car

Operation.

This

inspection

make

any

changes

corrections

which

may

become

necessary

during

the break-in

period.

These

services

will

performed

for

you

without

charge

(except

for

chassis

lubrication,

engine

oil

and

other

lubricants)

the

dealer

from

whom

you

purchased

your

car.

(In

case

you

are

touring

have

changed

your

residence,

any

authorized

Pontiac

dealer

the

United

States

Canada

will

perform

this

inspection

upon

presentation

the

Owner

Service Policy

and

Coupon.)

making

appointment

ahead

time,

you

can

avoid

rush

periods

and

get

the

inspection

the

day

you

want

it.

Pontiac

dealers

everywhere

stand

ready

provide

you

with

the

best

possible

service

all

times.

their

responsibility

assure

your

continued

satisfaction

with

your

car.

But

you,

too,

have

responsi

bility

owner—the

responsibility

giving

your

Pontiac

the

reasonable

care

and

attention

which

deserves.

[3]

Car

Wreak-fa

and

Serial

Numbers

New

Car

Break-In—When

starting

out

with

your

new

car,

you

should

drive

moderately

for

minutes

allow

time

for

the

engine,

transmission,

and

rear axle

warm

up.

Speeds can

then

increased

shown

below:

CAR

SPEED—First

200

miles

not

exceed

miles

per

hour.

Second

200

miles

not

exceed

miles

per

hour.

Third

200

miles

not

exceed

miles

per

hour.

After

your

car

has

warmed

up,

speed

should

increased

gradually

the

maximums

the

above

schedule,

held

there

for

short

dis

tance,

then

gradually

decreased

slower

speed

for

short

distance.

Driving

speeds

miles

per

hour,

even

for

distances

greater

than

the

200-mile

period,

will

not

"break-in"

your

car

for

sustained

high

speed

driving.

Sustained

high

speed

driving

should

not

undertaken

until

the

above

schedule

maximum

speeds

(or

its

equivalent)

completed.

NOTE:

Brakes,

too,

need

"breaking-in".

Avoid

fast

stops

during

the

first

few

hundred

miles.

ENGINE

AND

CAR

SERIAL

NUMBER—The

car

serial

number

located

plate

which

attached

the

left

front

pillar

post.

The

engine

serial

number

stamped

the

right

hand

front

face

the

block.

The

engine

number

the

same

the

car

serial

number.

(Serial

number

STYLE,

PAINT,

AND

TRIM

NUMBERS—The

style,

paint

and

trim

numbers

are

stamped

the

plate

attached

the

right

side

the

cowl

just

under

the

rear

edge

the

hood.

Style

number

Paint

number

Trim

number

KEY

NUMBERS—The

octagonal

handled

keys

fit

the

front

door

and

ignition

locks

all

models,

and

the

rear

door

station

wagons.

The

oval

handled

keys

fit

the

glove

compartment

lock

all

models,

and

the

rear

deck

compartment

lock

passenger

car

models.

Octagonal

key

number

Oval

key

num

ber

Refer

page

for

removal

key

number

from

key.

STARTING

THE

ENGINE—Hydra-Matic

equipped

cars,

see

page

11.

Synchro-

Mesh

equipped

cars,

see

page

15.

WHERE

PUT

YOUR

OWNER'S

GUIDE—Slip

this

Owner's

Guide

into

the

clip

the

roof

the

glove

compartment

for

ready

reference.

This

clip

also

handy

for

holding

maps

and

other

papers.

becomes

necessary

for

you

order

any

part

correspond

with

your

dealer

the

factory

about

your

car,

you

can

avoid

any

possible

misunder

standing

giving

the

SERIAL,

STYLE

and

PAINT

numbers

your

car.

[4]

[61]

Car

T>ata

GENERAL

WHEELBASE

Star

Chief

124"

Chieftain

122"

Station

Wagon

122"

OVER-ALL

LENGTH

Star

Chief

210.2"

Chieftain

203.2"

Station

Wagon

202.9"

GAS

TANK

CAPACITY

Passenger

Car

gal.

Station

Wagon

gal.

ENGINE

AND

COOLING

SYSTEM

Maximum

Brake

Horsepower

(8.0

Compression)

180.0

Maximum

Brake

Horsepower

(7.4

Compression)

173.0

Taxable

Horsepower

45.0

Bore

z%"

Stroke

3^»

Piston

Displacement

287.2

cu.

in.

Electrical

System

volt

Spark

Plug

Gap

033"-.038"

Breaker

Point

Gap

016"

Crankcase

Refill

qts.

Crankcase

Refill

with

Filter

Element

Replacement

qts.

Cooling

System

Capacity

22%

qts.

Cooling

System

Capacity

with

Underseat

Heater

24J/£

qts.

COMPRESSION

RATIO

AND

FUEL

Synchro-Mesh

and

Hydra-Matic

equipped

cars

have

standard

com

pression

ratio of

8.0

which

requires

the

use

premium

fuel.

Synchro-

Mesh

equipped

cars

that

have

the

optional

compression

ratio of

7.4

not

require

the use

premium

fuel.

FUSES—Refer

page

10.

LAMP

SPECIFICATIONS

(12

VOLT)

Bulb Candle

Number

Power

Standard

Equipment

Bright

Lights

Indicator..

Dome—Convertible

Dome—Exc.

Convertible

Headlamp

Unit

Ignition

Key

Instruments

License

Parking

Rear

Quarter

(Cust.

Cat.)

Tail

and

Stop

Bulb

Candle

Number

Power

Special

Equipment

Air

Conditioning

Control.

Ash

Tray

Back

1004

Sealed

Beam

1034

1073

40W

50W

1.5

4-32

1.5

Clock

Compass

Courtesy

(Entrance)

Direction

Signal

Front

1034

Indicator 57

Glove

Compartment

Hand

Brake

Warning.

. .

Heater

Control

Hood

Ornament

Hydra-Matic

Indicator.

Luggage

Compartment.

Radio

Dial

Radio

"On"

Indicator

. . .

1.5

Safety

Lamp

(Spotlamp)

. .

Sealed

Beam

30W

Underhood

[6o;

Instruments

and

Controls

The

location of

the

controls

and

instruments

your

Pontiac

has

been

planned

with

the

idea

comfort

and

convenience

for

the

driver,

which

also

contributes

greater

safety.

SPEEDOMETER-The

speedometer

indicates

the

forward

speed

the car

miles

per

hour.

the

speed

increases

continuous

luminescent

red

band

vances

ending

the

speed

being

traveled,

subtly

warn

against

speed

ing.

BATTERY

INDICATOR-The

battery

indi

cator

shows

the

current

flow

and

from

the

battery.

Electrical

current

going

from

the

generator

the

battery

indicates

the

"C"

(charge)

side.

The

indicator

will

show

"D"

(discharge)

when

current

being

consumed

than

being

received

from

«r

in—in

mini■■■

the

generator.

WATER

TEMPERATURE

INDICATOR—The

temperature

the

cooling

water

your

engine

shown

the

water

temperature

indicator.

When

the

engine

first

warms

the

temperature

will

slightly

higher

than

when

engine

reaches operating

tempera

ture.

the

temperature

indicator

needle

goes

the

"H"

(hot)

mark,

you

should

have

the

cause

located

immediately.

(For

details

the

care

the

Pontiac

cooling

system

see

page

24.)

FUEL

GAUGE—The

fuel

gauge

indicates

the

quantity

gasoline

the

tank

only

when

the

ignition

turned

on.

When

the

ignition

turned

off

the

pointer

drops

back

beyond

the

empty

mark.

The

letters

"E"

and

"F"

the

fuel

gauge

are

used

point

out

direction

indicator

travel

only.

Gauge

readings

are

made

from

the

three

dots

the

gauge

face.

The

left

hand

dot

indicates

empty,

the

center

dot

half-

full

and

the

right

hand

dot

full.

OIL

PRESSURE

GAUGE-The

oil

pressure

gauge

indicates

the

pressure

the

engine's

full

pressure

lubrication

system.

The

gauge

read

[6]

Car

Records

The

following

pages

are

inserted

for

your

convenience

keeping

any

type

car

record

other

pertinent

infor

mation

you

may

desire.

The

columns

the ruled

pages

can

used

for

mileage,

maintenance

trip

records.

Space

provided

the

head

the

columns

insert

appropriate

headings.

AUTOMOBILE

IDENTIFICATION

Make

Style

License

Motor

Tire

#.__

Tire

R. R.

Tire

#__

Tire

Spare

Radio

.Model

_Color

.State

.Serial

.Make

Accessories

Marked

Other

Identifying

Marks^

suggest

you

fill

out

the

above

form,

cut

out

this

book

and

carry

on your

person.

This

form,

when

properly

filled

out,

will

not

onlv

assist

you

reporting

your

car,

stolen,

but

will

assist

the

officers

identifying

your

car

and

accessories.

also

suggest

that

you

lock

the

ignition

and

doors

when

leaving

your

car

unattended.

[59]

PONTIAC

APPROVED

ACCESSORIES

AVAILABLE

THROUGH

YOUR

PONTIAC

DEALER

Air

Cleaner—Oil

Bath

Anti-Freeze

Antenna

63"

Antenna—Electric

Operated

Brake

Pedal

Pad—Wide

Bumper

Guards

Car

Mat—Rubber

Clock—Electric

Comfort Control

Seat

Compass

(Car)—Illuminated

Defroster—Rear

Window-

Direction

Signal

Door

Edge

Guards

Door

Handle

Shields

Exhaust

Deflector

Fuel

Door

Lock

No-Mar

Guard

Grill

Guajid—Heavy

Duty

Hand

Brake

Signal

Hood

Ornament-

Illuminated

Insect

Screen

Lamps

Ash

Tray

Dual

Back-up

Glove Compartment

Hand

Spotlamp

Instrument

Panel

Courtesy

Luggage

Compartment

Safety

Spotlamp

Underhood

and

Trouble

License

Plate

Frames

Mirror—Visor

Vanity

Oil

Filter—Full

Flow

Pedal

Extensions

Power

Brakes

Polish

Blue

Coral

Lustur-Seal

porcelainize

Purse

Holder

Radio

Speaker—Rear

Seat

Rear

Fender

Panels

Rear

View

Mirror

Inside

Non-Glare

Outside

Outside—Remote

Controlled

Safti-Jack

Seat

Covers

Shaver—Electric,

Remington

Auto-Home

Steering

Wheel—Deluxe

Thermaster

8-Hour

Bottle

Portable

Refrigerator

Tipon

Paint

Applicator

Tissue

Dispenser

Traffic

Light

Viewer

Umbrella—Fold-A-Way

Underseat

Heater

and

Defroster

Ventshades

Undercoating

Wheel

Discs

Stainless

Steel—Solid

Stainless

Steel—Wire

Wheel

Trim

Rings

Whitewall

Tire

Cleaner

Windshield

Sun

Visor

Windshield

Washer

Wiper

Blades,

Arctic

[58]

the

same manner

the

fuel

gauge

with

the

dots

indicating

"0",

"40"

and

"80"

respectively.

The

gauge

shows

the

oil

pump

working,

but

does

not

indicate

how

much

oil

there

the

crankcase.

average

driving

speeds

the

gauge

should

read

approximately

"40."

When

oil

gauge

reads

approximately

"40"

average

driving

speed,

may

read

near

the

"0"

mark

hot

idle.

indicator

does

not

move

above

zero

average

driving

speed

fluctuates

greatly,

you

should

check

the

oil

level

immediately;

and,

low,

add

oil

bring

the

proper

level.

(The

oil

level

indicator

reads

"DO

NOT

OVER

FILL,"

this

important!)

the

oil

level

not

low

and

fluctuation

continues,

you

should

contact

Pontiac

dealer

immediately.

HEADLAMP

AND

INSTRUMENT

PANEL

LIGHT

SWITCH-

The

combination

headlamp

and

instrument

panel

light

switch

located

the

extreme

left

hand

side

the

instrument

panel.

When

the

light

switch

knob

pulled

out

the

first

position,

the

parking

lamps

are

turned

on.

When

pulled

the

second

position

the

sealed

beam

headlamps

are

turned

and

the

parking

lamps

off

The

instru

ment

panel

lights,

tail

lamps

and

license

plate

lamp

are

turned

both

positions.

conjunction

with

the

headlamp

switch

there

convenient

foot

switch

located

the

left

the

brake

pedal

near

the

edge

the

floor

mat. This

switch

enables

you

lower

the

headlamp

beams

when

driving

the

city

meeting

approaching

traffic

the

country.

The

"BRIGHT

LIGHTS"

red

indicator

light

located

the

center

the

speedometer

face

will

when

the

upper

beams

are

on,

and

off

when

the

lower

beams

are

on.

INSTRUMENT

PANEL

LIGHTS—

explained

above,

the

instrument

panel

lights

come

when

the

light

switch

control

knob

pulled

out.

For

your

convenience,

turning

the

knob

clockwise

decreases

the

brightness

the

instrument

panel

lights

and

counter

clockwise

increases

the

brightness.

When

turned

far

possible

clockwise

direction

the

lights

will

off.

WINDSHIELD

WIPER

CONTROL

KNOB-The

windshield

wiper

control

knob

located

the

right

the

headlamp

switch.

Turning

the

knob

clockwise

starts

wiper; the

amount

that

knob

turned

determines

wiper

speed.

operate

windshield

washer

(ACCES

SORY)

depress

button

center of

wiper

control

knob,

hold

button

depressed

for

second

two

then

release.

IGNITION

AND

STARTER

SWITCH—As

convenience

you

the

ignition

switch

illuminated

when

the

combination

headlamp

and

instrument

panel

light

switch

control

knob

pulled

out.

The

igni-

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