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Inflation
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Tire Pressure
The Tire-Loading Information label which is on the
driver’s door shows the correct inflation pressures for
your tires, when they’re cold. “Cold” means your
vehicle has been sitting for at least three hours or driven
no
more
than
a
mile.
If
you’ll
be
driving at speeds higher than
100
mph
(160
kmk)
where
it
is
legal, raise the “cold” inflation
pressure of each tire to
35
psi
(240
kPa). When you end
this very high speed driving, reduce the “cold” inflation
pressures to those listed on the Tire-Loading
Information Label.
NOTICE:
Don’t let anyone tell you that underinflation
or
overinflation is all right. It’s not.
If
your tires
don’t have enough air (underinflation) you can
get:
Too much flexing
Too
much heat
Tire overloading
Bad wear
0
Bad handling
Bad fuel economy.
If
your tires have too much
air
(overinflation),
you can get:
Unusual wear
Bad handling
Rough ride
Needless damage from road hazards.
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- Owner's 1
- ServiceandAppearanceCare 3
- For Canadian Owners 4
- French Language Manual: 4
- 60's 7
- Warnings 8
- WINDsHIELDw 10
- Manual Front Seat 11
- Four-Way Manual Seat 12
- (OPTION) 13
- Seatbacks 13
- Front Seatback Latches 15
- Folding 16
- Seatback 16
- Why Safety Belts 18
- You stop over more distance 20
- &.’ 21
- Lap-Shoulder 22
- The belt 25
- The belt is 27
- If your 31
- Servicing 34
- Air Bag-Equipped 34
- Rear Seat Passengers 35
- Children 39
- Where to 41
- Securing a 43
- Restraint in a Rear Seat 43
- Position 43
- Securing 44
- Child Restraint in the 44
- Buckle the belt 46
- 'I 47
- Safety Belt Extender 51
- Parts After a Crash 51
- Features 53
- Operation 58
- Matching Transmitter@) 59
- Battery Replacement 60
- Hatch Release 61
- Parking 64
- (1-800-243-8872) 65
- Button: 67
- Retained 68
- -18”C) 70
- Driving Through 71
- Standing 71
- Five-Speed 77
- NEUTRAL 77
- Six-Speed 78
- Skip Shift Light 79
- Shifting Into 83
- Leaving Your Vehicle 84
- Shifting Out of PARK (P) 85
- (Automatic Transmission) 85
- Parking Your Vehicle 85
- (Manual Transmission) 85
- Engine Exhaust 86
- Windows 88
- Power Windows 88
- Tilt Wheel 89
- Headlamp High-Low Beam 91
- Windshield 92
- Windshield Washer 93
- Cruise Control (Option) 94
- Set Cruise Control 95
- Set Speed 96
- Get Out 98
- Cruise Control 98
- Erase Speed Memory 98
- On Reminder 99
- Brightness Control 100
- Lamps (Option) 101
- Courtesy Lamps 101
- Front Map 102
- (Option) 103
- Panels (Option) 104
- Convex Outside 104
- Twin Lift-off 104
- Sunshades 107
- Storage and Compartments 109
- Console 110
- Accessory 111
- Cassette Storage 111
- Close-Out 112
- Ashtray 114
- NOTICE: 115
- Instrument Panel 116
- Speedometer and Odometer 119
- Tachometer 119
- Safety Belt Reminder 120
- Air Bag Readiness Light 121
- Anti-Lock 122
- Warning 122
- Traction 124
- Coolant Light 125
- Engine) 125
- SERVICE 126
- SOON light should come on 127
- Engine Oil 128
- Pressure 128
- Voltmeter 130
- Lower Your Convertible 132
- Installing 134
- Boot Cover 134
- Convertible 135
- Controls 139
- Heating 140
- Turn the 140
- Bi-Level Heating 140
- Ventilation 141
- Cooling 142
- Defogger 142
- Setting the Clock 144
- Pushbuttons 145
- (Volume): 148
- Treble: 149
- SCAN to stop the scanning 151
- ‘&---” 152
- Unlocking the 153
- System after 153
- Power Failure 153
- Understanding 154
- Reception 154
- Audio System 154
- Your Cassette Tape Player 155
- Your Compact Discs 156
- Fixed Mast Antenna 156
- Section 157
- Driving and the Road 157
- Drunken Driving 158
- Braking 161
- Anti-Lock Brakes (ABS) 162
- Braking in Emergencies 166
- Steering 166
- Steering Tips 167
- Steering in Emergencies 168
- ROAD RECOVE 169
- Skidding 171
- Driving 172
- Hydroplaning 175
- Other Rainy Weather Tips 175
- Leaving 178
- Highway Hypnosis 179
- Hill and Mountain Roads 179
- Winter Driving 181
- Blizzard 183
- Loading 185
- Total Weight 189
- Your Vehicle’s Tires 189
- Hitches 190
- Safety Chains 190
- Trailer Brakes 190
- Driving with 191
- Trailer 191
- Following Distance 191
- Passing 191
- Backing 191
- Making ’hrns 192
- Driving On Grades 192
- 2. Let up 193
- Starting 196
- Chevrolet: 197
- ~~ ~ ~ 199
- (B) or car 200
- Hook-Ups 203
- Towing Hook-Ups 205
- Coming From Your Engine 208
- Coolant to the Coolant 211
- Recovery Tank 211
- COLD, start your vehicle 212
- Engines) 213
- Changing 220
- Compact Spare Tire 231
- If You’re 232
- Service 234
- Gasolines for Cleaner 237
- Filling 238
- Checking 239
- 3.4L L32 241
- 5.7L LT1 (Code 242
- Oil Dipstick Location 244
- __-_____ 247
- Cleaner 250
- Replacement 251
- Check and Change 253
- (lO"C) 254
- Engines 256
- Engine Transmission 256
- Dipstick 256
- Transmlssion 257
- Hydraulic Clutch 258
- Check and Change Lubricant 259
- Coolant 260
- \' 264
- Windshield Washer Fluid 265
- Brake Master Cylinder 266
- To Check 267
- Brake Pedal Travel 269
- Brake Adjustment 269
- Vehicle 270
- Storage 270
- Replace a Headlamp 273
- Rear Sidemarker 278
- Blade Element Replacement 280
- We don’t make tires. Your 281
- Inflation 282
- Tire Pressure 282
- P245/50ZR 284
- Treadwear 286
- Wheel Alignment and 287
- Balance 287
- Appearance Care 290
- Cleaning 290
- Chevrolet 290
- Fabric Protection 291
- Special Cleaning Problems 292
- Cleaning Leather 293
- Cleaning the 293
- Washing 294
- Aluminum Wheels 296
- Equipped) 296
- Sheet Metal Damage 297
- Underbody Maintenance 297
- Chemical Paint Spotting 297
- You can 298
- Engine Identification 299
- Headlamps 301
- Windshield Wipers 301
- FANSIACTR 302
- EVAP Canister 303
- FUSE USAGECHART 304
- 306
- Capacities (Approximate) 306
- Vehicle Dimensions 307
- Replacement Parts 308
- Protection 309
- This Section 310
- Organized 310
- Maintenance Schedule 311
- Definition 313
- ISERVICED 314
- Schedule I 316
- 100,000 317
- Schedule 323
- Sewice 324
- Maintenance 336
- Footnotes 340
- Control 344
- MILEAGE 345
- (Continued) 347
- Owner Checks 353
- Services 353
- Restraint Systems 356
- Exhaust System Inspection 356
- Manual Transmission 357
- Rear Axle Service 357
- System Inspection 357
- Recommended Fluids and 358
- Lubricants 358
- Maintenance Record 360
- 48007-7047 364
- Participation in 365
- Alternative Dispute 365
- Resolution Program* 365
- REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS 366
- TO THE UNITED STATES 366
- GOVERNMENT 366
- BLISI'C 368
- Colrrtrsy 368
- Transportation 369
- Service Manuals 370
- Service Bulletins 370
- Owner Publications 370
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