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Changing
a
Flat
Tire
If
a tire
goes
flat, avoid further tire
and
wheel damage
by driving slowly to a level place.
Turn
on your hazard
warning
fls
ers.
*
A
CAU-ION:
--
Changing
a
tire
can cause an injury. The vehicle
can slip
off
the jack and roll over you or other
people. You and they could be badly injured.
Find
a
level place to change your tire.
To
help
prevent the vehicle from moving:
1.
Set the parking brake firmly.
2.
Put the shift
lever
in
PARK
(P).
3.
'hrn
off
the engine.
To
be even more certain the vehicle won't move,
you can put blocks
at
the front and rear of the
tire farthest away from the one being changed.
That would be the tire on the other side
of
the
vehicle,
at
the opposite end.
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The following steps will tell
you
how to use the jack and
change
a
tire.
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- HEVROLE' 1
- French Language Manual: 3
- The Heritage 4
- Chevrolet 4
- ,,-,,-------I 5
- 60's 6
- Symbols 7
- Vehicle Damage Warnings 8
- Section 10
- Seats and Seat Restraints 10
- Seat Controls 11
- 6-Way Power Seat 12
- Reclining 13
- Seatbacks 13
- Head Restraints 14
- Folding 15
- Safety Belts 17
- Put someone on it 18
- About Safety Belts 20
- Wear Safety 21
- Properly 21
- @' 28
- Bag System 32
- Children and Small Adults 39
- Center Passenger Position 42
- Smaller 43
- Restraints 45
- Outside Seat Position 47
- Rear Seat Position 49
- Children 53
- Comfort 54
- Safety Belt Extender 56
- Checking Your Restraint 56
- After a Crash 56
- Features and Controls 58
- CAWTION: 61
- Power Door Locks 62
- Door Ajar Reminder 62
- Rear Door Security Locks 62
- Keyless Entry System 63
- Operation 64
- Matching Transmitter@) 65
- Battery Replacement 65
- Synchronization 66
- Lockout 67
- Parking at 69
- Passlock 69
- Parking Lots 69
- New Vehicle “Break-In” 70
- Ignition Positions 70
- Starting Your Engine 71
- Engine Coolant Heater 74
- Parking Brake 79
- Shifting Into 80
- Shifting Out of PARK 82
- Engine Exhaust 83
- Running Your Engine While 83
- You’re Parked 83
- CAUdON: 83
- Manual Windows 84
- Power Windows 84
- Auto-Down Switch 85
- Lock Out Switch 85
- .::..::x 86
- ‘111111 86
- Headlamp High/Low Beam 87
- Windshield Wipers 87
- Windshield Washer 89
- CAUTICY: 89
- Cruise Control 90
- Reminder 93
- Daytime Running Lamps 94
- Automatic 94
- Light Control 94
- Interior 95
- Mirrors 97
- Convex Outside Mirror 98
- Storage Compartments 99
- Instrument Panel Cupholder 100
- Center Console Cupholder 100
- Rear Seat Cupholder 100
- Equipped) 101
- Sunvisors 102
- Garment 103
- Accessory Power 103
- Sunroof 104
- NOTICE: 104
- Instrument Panel 105
- Instrument Panel Cluster 107
- Speedometer and Odometer 108
- Lights 109
- Charging 111
- Coolant Warning Light 114
- Malfunction Indicator Lamp 114
- (Check Engine Light) 114
- Pressure 117
- Warning 117
- Check Oil Light 118
- Passlock Warning Light 118
- SERVICE 120
- VEHICLE 120
- Fuel Gage 121
- A" 122
- Comfort Controls 123
- BI-LEVEL 124
- DEFROST 124
- Air Conditioning 125
- Heating 125
- Rear Window Defogger 126
- Ventilation 127
- Systems 128
- Finding 129
- Station 129
- Setting the Tone 130
- Adjusting the Speakers 130
- Playing the Radio 130
- PWR-VOL: 130
- RECALL: 130
- Finding a Station 131
- ~ ~~~ ~ 133
- Adapter 134
- Remote Cassette Tape Player 139
- Theft-Deterrent Feature 140
- ACCESSORY 141
- Your Audio System 143
- Your Cassette Tape Player 144
- Your Compact 145
- Fixed Mast Antenna 145
- Your Driving 148
- Defensive Driving 149
- Drunken 150
- Driving 150
- CAUTION: 152
- Control 153
- Vehicle 153
- Braking 153
- Anti-Lock Brakes (ABS) 154
- Driving on 156
- Steering in Emergencies 157
- Off-Road 158
- Recovery 158
- Passing 159
- Skidding 160
- Driving at Night 161
- Driving in Rain and on 163
- Weather 165
- Freeway Driving 167
- Leaving 168
- Hypnosis 169
- NEUTRAL 170
- You’re Caught 173
- Blizzard 173
- Recreational Vehicle 175
- Loading 177
- Trailer 179
- Total Weight 182
- Your Vehicle’s Tires 182
- Hitches Safety Chains 183
- Trailer Brakes 183
- Driving with a nailer 184
- Following Distance 184
- Backing 184
- Driving On Grades 186
- Parking on 186
- (Except 187
- Engine) 187
- Problems 188
- Hazard Warning Flashers 189
- Other Warning Devices 189
- Starting 190
- 't 193
- Engine Overheating 199
- Cooling 201
- Coolant 203
- CAU-ION: 208
- 208
- Removing 209
- Spare Tire 210
- Storing 217
- -ire and 217
- -AUTION: 217
- Compact 219
- Rocking 220
- Service 222
- Aopearance Care 222
- Your Vehicle 224
- Filling Your Tank 226
- Checking Things Under the 228
- I' 229
- BEST FUEL ECONOMY 236
- Cleaner 238
- Automatic Transaxle Fluid 239
- Engine Coolant 239
- Surge Tank Pressure Cap 243
- Thermostat 243
- Power Steering Fluid 243
- Windshield Washer Fluid 244
- Brake Pedal Travel 249
- Brake Adjustment 249
- Battery 249
- Bulb Replacement 250
- Halogen Bulbs 250
- Exterior Bulbs 251
- Rear Exterior Lamps 253
- ”AUTION: 256
- Inflation 257
- Tire Pressure 257
- Uniform 261
- Grading 261
- Traction 262
- Wheel Replacement 263
- Appearance Care 265
- Cleaning the Inside 265
- Your Chevrolet 265
- Cleaning 267
- -leaning the 268
- Top of 268
- Washing 269
- Aluminum Wheels 271
- Sheet Metal Damage 271
- Finish Damage 272
- Maintenance 272
- Chemical Paint Spotting 272
- Engine Iden 274
- Electrical System 275
- Instrument Panel Fuse 276
- IPCMVAC 277
- SUNROOF 278
- Engine Compartment Fuse 279
- Replacement 282
- Maintenance Schedule 284
- Protection 285
- Section is Organized 286
- Scheduled Maintenance 287
- Services 287
- Short Trip/City Definition 288
- Trip/City Intervals 288
- Trip/Hiehwav 289
- Intervals 289
- Footnotes 290
- Short TripKity Maintenance 293
- Emission 295
- An Emission Control Service 296
- DATE ACTUAL 297
- SERVICED 297
- TripKity Maintenance 298
- (Continued) 300
- Emission Control Service 303
- MILEAGE 305
- 100,000 308
- 150,000 319
- Owner Checks and Services 320
- Periodic Maintenance 324
- Inspections 324
- Recommended Fluids and 325
- Lubricants 325
- Maintenance Record 326
- Customer Assistance 331
- Telephone (TTY) Users 331
- ChevroletlGeo Roadside 332
- Assistance Program 332
- Courtesy 333
- Canadian Roadside 334
- Transportation 335
- Dispute Resolution Program 336
- Warranty Information 337
- REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS 337
- THE UNITED STATES 337
- GOVERNMENT 337
- 1-800-668-5539 338
- CURRENT PUBLICATIONS FOR 339
- CHEVROLET/GEO 339
- Expiration 340
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