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California Fuel
If the vehicle is certified to meet
California Emissions Standards,
it is designed to operate on fuels
that meet California specifications.
See the underhood emission control
label. If this fuel is not available in
states adopting California emissions
standards, the vehicle will operate
satisfactorily on fuels meeting federal
specifications, but emission control
system performance might be
affected. The malfunction indicator
lamp could turn on and the vehicle
might fail a smog-check test.
See Malfunction Indicator Lamp on
page 3-42. If this occurs, return to
your authorized dealer/retailer for
diagnosis. If it is determined that the
condition is caused by the type of
fuel used, repairs might not be
covered by the vehicle warranty.
Additives
To provide cleaner air, all gasolines
in the United States are now required
to contain additives that help prevent
engine and fuel system deposits
from forming, allowing the emission
control system to work properly.
In most cases, you should not have
to add anything to the fuel. However,
some gasolines contain only the
minimum amount of additive
required to meet U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency regulations.
To help keep fuel injectors and intake
valves clean, or if the vehicle
experiences problems due to dirty
injectors or valves, look for gasoline
that is advertised as TOP TIER
Detergent Gasoline.
For customers who do not use
TOP TIER Detergent Gasoline
regularly, one bottle of GM Fuel
System Treatment PLUS, added to
the fuel tank at every engine oil
change, can help clean deposits
from fuel injectors and intake valves.
GM Fuel System Treatment PLUS
is the only gasoline additive
recommended by General Motors.
Also, your dealer/retailer has
additives that will help correct and
prevent most deposit-related
problems.
Gasolines containing oxygenates,
such as ethers and ethanol, and
reformulated gasolines might
be available in your area.
5-6 Service and Appearance Care
- Canadian Owners 2
- Seats and 5
- Restraint System 5
- Power Seats 8
- Manual Lumbar 8
- Power Lumbar 9
- Heated Seats 9
- I (Heated Seatback): Press to 9
- J (Heated Seat and Seatback): 9
- Heated and Cooled Seats 10
- Memory Seat and Mirrors 10
- Easy Exit Seat 11
- Returning the Seat to the 15
- Seating Position 15
- Reclining the Seatbacks 15
- Folding the Rear Seat 15
- Removing the Third Row Seats 18
- Why Safety Belts Work 20
- How to Wear Safety Belts 23
- Properly 23
- Shoulder Belt Height Adjuster 30
- Safety Belt Pretensioners 30
- Rear Safety Belt Comfort 31
- Safety Belt Use During 33
- Pregnancy 33
- Safety Belt Extender 33
- Child Restraints 34
- Child Restraint Systems 39
- Lower Anchors and 42
- Tethers for Children 42
- Securing a Child 49
- Restraint in a Rear Seat 49
- Position 49
- Where Are the Airbags? 56
- What Makes an Airbag 59
- How Does an Airbag 59
- Restrain? 59
- Passenger Sensing 61
- Adult-Size Occupant 64
- Additional Factors Affecting 64
- System Operation 64
- Adding Equipment to 66
- Your Airbag-Equipped 66
- Features and 69
- Controls 69
- Remote Keyless Entry 71
- (RKE) System 71
- 2-4 Features and Controls 72
- L for more than 73
- L is pressed again 73
- 2-6 Features and Controls 74
- / until the 75
- Q and then / are 75
- Programmable Automatic 77
- Door Locks 77
- Rear Door Security Locks 77
- Lockout Protection 77
- 2-12 Features and Controls 80
- Features and Controls 2-13 81
- Features and Controls 2-15 83
- Theft-Deterrent 84
- Features and Controls 2-17 85
- PASS-Key 86
- III+ Electronic 86
- Immobilizer Operation 86
- 1 stamped on it 87
- Starting and 88
- Operating Your 88
- Retained Accessory 89
- Power (RAP) 89
- Starting the Engine 90
- Tow/Haul Mode 94
- Parking Brake 95
- Outside Power Mirrors 100
- Outside Power Foldaway 101
- { CAUTION 102
- 2-36 Features and Controls 104
- 2-38 Features and Controls 106
- Features and Controls 2-39 107
- 2-40 Features and Controls 108
- Features and Controls 2-41 109
- 2-42 Features and Controls 110
- Features and Controls 2-43 111
- 2-44 Features and Controls 112
- Universal Home 113
- Remote System 113
- 2-46 Features and Controls 114
- Features and Controls 2-47 115
- 2-48 Features and Controls 116
- Storage Areas 117
- Center Console Storage 118
- Second Row Center 118
- 2-52 Features and Controls 120
- 2-54 Features and Controls 122
- Instrument Panel 123
- 3-2 Instrument Panel 124
- Instrument Panel 3-3 125
- Instrument Panel Overview 126
- Hazard Warning Flashers 127
- 3-6 Instrument Panel 128
- Instrument Panel 3-7 129
- [ button 133
- T button 133
- Exterior Lamps 133
- ; (Parking Lamps): Turns the 133
- 3-12 Instrument Panel 134
- Instrument Panel 3-13 135
- Dome Lamps 136
- Dome Lamp Override 136
- E (Dome Lamp Override): Press 136
- Entry Lighting 136
- Delayed Entry Lighting 136
- Delayed Exit Lighting 137
- Parade Dimming 137
- Reading Lamps 137
- Electric Power 137
- Management 137
- Instrument Panel 3-17 139
- 3-18 Instrument Panel 140
- Instrument Panel 3-19 141
- Accessory Power 142
- Outlet(s) 142
- Power Outlet 115 Volt 143
- Alternating Current 143
- Climate Controls 144
- Instrument Panel 3-23 145
- @ (Recirculation): Press to 146
- < (Rear Window Defogger): 146
- < is pressed 146
- O (On/Off): Press to turn the 147
- 3-26 Instrument Panel 148
- Instrument Panel 3-27 149
- # is pressed the 150
- Outlet Adjustment 152
- 9 to turn the fan off 153
- ) (Bi-Level): Air is directed 153
- Electronic Climate Controls 154
- C button 154
- Warning Lights 155
- Gages, and Indicators 155
- Instrument Panel Cluster 156
- Speedometer and 157
- Odometer 157
- Tachometer 157
- Safety Belt Reminders 157
- Voltmeter Gage 160
- Brake System Warning 160
- 3-40 Instrument Panel 162
- Engine Coolant 163
- Temperature Gage 163
- Tire Pressure Light 163
- Malfunction 164
- Indicator Lamp 164
- Instrument Panel 3-43 165
- Security Light 167
- Fog Lamp Light 167
- Cruise Control Light 167
- Highbeam On Light 168
- Tow/Haul Mode Light 168
- Fuel Gage 168
- Driver Information 169
- Center (DIC) 169
- U (Customization): Press this 170
- 3 (Trip/Fuel): Press this 170
- Instrument Panel 3-49 171
- 3-50 Instrument Panel 172
- Instrument Panel 3-51 173
- 3-52 Instrument Panel 174
- DIC Operation 175
- (Without DIC Buttons) 175
- 3-54 Instrument Panel 176
- Instrument Panel 3-55 177
- DIC Compass 178
- Instrument Panel 3-57 179
- DIC Warnings and 180
- Messages 180
- Instrument Panel 3-59 181
- 3-60 Instrument Panel 182
- Instrument Panel 3-61 183
- 3-62 Instrument Panel 184
- Instrument Panel 3-63 185
- 3-64 Instrument Panel 186
- Instrument Panel 3-65 187
- 3-66 Instrument Panel 188
- DIC Vehicle 189
- Customization 189
- (With DIC Buttons) 189
- V TO DISPLAY IN 190
- Instrument Panel 3-69 191
- 3-70 Instrument Panel 192
- Instrument Panel 3-71 193
- 3-72 Instrument Panel 194
- Instrument Panel 3-73 195
- 3-74 Instrument Panel 196
- Instrument Panel 3-75 197
- Instrument Panel 3-77 199
- 3-78 Instrument Panel 200
- 4 to display the time 201
- 4 to display 201
- ©SEEK ¨: Press to go to the 202
- ©or ¨until a beep sounds 202
- \ FWD, or s REV 203
- 3-82 Instrument Panel 204
- Instrument Panel 3-83 205
- 3-84 Instrument Panel 206
- Instrument Panel 3-85 207
- 3-86 Instrument Panel 208
- \ FWD (Fast Forward): Press 209
- O to turn the radio on 210
- ©SEEK (Previous Track/ 211
- ©again to go to the previous 211
- ¨(Next Track/Chapter): 211
- Instrument Panel 3-91 213
- Z DVD on the radio to eject 214
- Z DVD for more 214
- Z DVD or DVD/CD AUX 215
- Using an MP3 216
- (Radio with CD) 216
- Instrument Panel 3-95 217
- 3-96 Instrument Panel 218
- Instrument Panel 3-97 219
- 3-98 Instrument Panel 220
- Using an MP3 (Radio 221
- 3-100 Instrument Panel 222
- Instrument Panel 3-101 223
- 3-102 Instrument Panel 224
- Instrument Panel 3-103 225
- XM Radio Messages 226
- Navigation/Radio System 227
- Bluetooth 227
- 3-106 Instrument Panel 228
- Instrument Panel 3-107 229
- 3-108 Instrument Panel 230
- Instrument Panel 3-109 231
- 3-110 Instrument Panel 232
- Instrument Panel 3-111 233
- 3-112 Instrument Panel 234
- Instrument Panel 3-113 235
- 3-114 Instrument Panel 236
- Instrument Panel 3-115 237
- Rear Seat Entertainment 238
- (RSE) System 238
- Q displays 239
- 3-118 Instrument Panel 240
- Instrument Panel 3-119 241
- P on the remote control or 242
- O button can 242
- Instrument Panel 3-121 243
- 3-122 Instrument Panel 244
- Instrument Panel 3-123 245
- Z EJECT button is 246
- Rear Seat Audio (RSA) 247
- X when the 247
- 3-126 Instrument Panel 248
- Instrument Panel 3-127 249
- 3-128 Instrument Panel 250
- Multi-Band Antenna 251
- 3-130 Instrument Panel 252
- Driving Your 253
- Control of a Vehicle 255
- Antilock Brake 256
- System (ABS) 256
- Braking in Emergencies 257
- StabiliTrak 257
- 4-6 Driving Your Vehicle 258
- All-Wheel Drive (AWD) 259
- Steering 260
- Off-Road Recovery 261
- Loss of Control 262
- Before Leaving on a 264
- Long Trip 264
- Highway Hypnosis 264
- Driving Your Vehicle 4-17 269
- 4-18 Driving Your Vehicle 270
- Recreational Vehicle 273
- 4-22 Driving Your Vehicle 274
- Driving Your Vehicle 4-23 275
- Driving Your Vehicle 4-25 277
- 4-26 Driving Your Vehicle 278
- Driving Your Vehicle 4-27 279
- 4-28 Driving Your Vehicle 280
- Driving Your Vehicle 4-29 281
- 4-30 Driving Your Vehicle 282
- Driving Your Vehicle 4-31 283
- Driving Your Vehicle 4-33 285
- 4-34 Driving Your Vehicle 286
- Service and 287
- Appearance Care 287
- Vehicle Identification 288
- Electrical System 288
- Capacities and Specifications 288
- Accessories and 289
- Modifications 289
- Adding Equipment to the 291
- Outside of the Vehicle 291
- Gasoline Octane 291
- Gasoline Specifications 291
- California Fuel 292
- Additives 292
- Fuels in Foreign 293
- Countries 293
- Hood Release 297
- Engine Compartment Overview 298
- Engine Oil 299
- When to Add Engine Oil 300
- Engine Oil Life System 301
- How to Reset the Engine Oil 302
- Life System 302
- Engine Air Cleaner/Filter 303
- Overheated 311
- Engine Protection 311
- Operating Mode 311
- Power Steering Fluid 312
- Windshield Washer Fluid 312
- Windshield Wiper 322
- Blade Replacement 322
- Tire Sidewall Labeling 324
- Tire Terminology and 326
- Definitions 326
- Inflation - Tire Pressure 329
- Tire Pressure Monitor 330
- Operation 332
- Tire Inspection and 336
- Rotation 336
- Uniform Tire Quality 340
- Wheel Alignment and 341
- Tire Balance 341
- Wheel Replacement 341
- Tire Sealant 345
- Using the Tire Sealant 346
- Temporarily Seal and Inflate 346
- Using the Tire Sealant and 349
- Compressor Kit without 349
- Sealant to Inflate a Tire 349
- (Not Punctured) 349
- Removal and Installation of 351
- Removing the Spare Tire 353
- Removing the Flat Tire 356
- Spare Tire 356
- Storing the Flat Tire 363
- Storing the Tools 364
- Fabric/Carpet 367
- Weatherstrips 369
- Washing Your Vehicle 369
- Cleaning Exterior 369
- Lamps/Lenses 369
- Finish Care 370
- Windshield, Backglass 370
- Aluminum or 371
- Chrome-Plated Wheels 371
- Sheet Metal Damage 372
- Finish Damage 372
- Underbody Maintenance 372
- Chemical Paint Spotting 372
- Underhood Fuse Block 376
- Maintenance 381
- Schedule 381
- Scheduled Maintenance 383
- 6-4 Maintenance Schedule 384
- Maintenance Schedule 6-5 385
- Additional Required Services 386
- Maintenance Footnotes 387
- 6-8 Maintenance Schedule 388
- Owner Checks and 389
- Services 389
- At Each Fuel Fill 389
- At Least Once a Month 389
- 6-12 Maintenance Schedule 392
- Maintenance Schedule 6-13 393
- Maintenance Replacement Parts 394
- Engine Drive Belt 395
- Maintenance Record 396
- Maintenance Schedule 6-17 397
- 6-18 Maintenance Schedule 398
- Customer 399
- Assistance 399
- Information 399
- Online Owner Center 401
- Customer Assistance for 402
- Text Telephone (TTY) 402
- Customer Assistance 403
- GM Mobility 403
- Reimbursement Program 403
- Roadside Assistance 404
- Scheduling Service 406
- Appointments 406
- Courtesy Transportation 407
- Collision Damage Repair 408
- Repair Facility 409
- Insuring Your Vehicle 409
- Managing the Vehicle Damage 411
- Repair Process 411
- Reporting Safety 412
- Service Publications 413
- Ordering Information 413
- Vehicle Data 414
- Recording and 414
- Navigation System 415
- Radio Frequency 415
- Identification (RFID) 415
- INDEX i-1 417
- INDEX i-3 419
- INDEX i-5 421
- INDEX i-7 423
- INDEX i-9 425
- INDEX i-11 427
- Section 1 Overview 433
- Overview 434
- { CAUTION: 436
- Language 438
- English/Metric Units 438
- • Music Navigator Scrolling 439
- • Radio Category Scrolling 439
- O to turn the system on 441
- Cleaning the Video Screen 444
- Features and Controls 446
- Alpha-Numeric Keyboard 447
- Map Coverage 448
- Installing the DVD Map Disc 448
- Ejecting the DVD Map Disc 449
- Handling the DVD Map Disc 449
- Map Adjustments 450
- Map Scales 450
- Scrolling the Map 450
- Map Screen 453
- Driving on a Route 455
- 3–D Lane Guidance 456
- Destination 457
- • Select a street 459
- • Select a city or street 460
- Point of Interest (POI) 461
- • Select the location 462
- Address Book 462
- Destination Download 463
- Using Destination Download 464
- Getting Started on Your Route 466
- Turn List 467
- Voice Volume 468
- Add Stopover 468
- Suspend Guidance 469
- Resume Guidance 469
- Cancel Guidance 469
- Adding Destinations to the 470
- Adding or Changing Preset 470
- Destinations 470
- Configure Menu 471
- Traffic Icon 473
- • No XM NavTraffic™ 473
- • No Traffic is found in 473
- • The Traffic Feature is 473
- Conditions 474
- Back, Map, More, and Avoid 479
- Traffic Voice Prompts 479
- Display Off 480
- Brightness/Contrast/Mode 480
- Setting the Clock 481
- Vehicle Positioning 483
- Problems with Route Guidance 484
- If the System Needs Service 484
- Ordering Map DVDs 485
- Navigation Audio System 488
- Finding a Station 489
- Storing Radio Station Presets 491
- Sound Menu 491
- Setting the Tone 492
- Adjusting the Speakers 492
- Automatic Equalization 492
- Radio Menu 493
- Automatic Volume Control 494
- Remove/Add XM Categories 494
- Radio Data System (RDS) 495
- XM™ Satellite Radio Service 495
- CD Player 496
- [ (Forward): 497
- ¨SEEK / ©SEEK: 497
- CD Messages 501
- DVD Player 502
- Care of Your CDs and DVDs 507
- Auxiliary Devices 508
- Section 4 Voice Recognition 509
- Voice Recognition 510
- Voice Tag Commands 511
- Storing Voice Tags 511
- Navigation Help 511
- Display Commands 511
- Radio Commands 511
- CD Commands 512
- Auxiliary Commands 512
- Voice Help 512
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