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TOWING THE VEHICLETOWING THE VEHICLE
TOWING THE VEHICLETOWING THE VEHICLE
TOWING THE VEHICLE
If it is necessary to tow your vehicle, contact
a workshop or a professional tow truck ser-
vice. We recommend your authorised
Chevrolet repairer.
4. Connect the other end of the second jumper
cable to ground on the other vehicle, such
as a steel bracket bolted to the engine
block.
5. The engine of the vehicle providing the
jump start can be allowed to run during
the jump start.
Once the previously discharged vehicle is
running:
1. Carefully disconnect the ground connection
(-). Begin with the vehicle with the
discharged battery. Leave the discharged
vehicle running.
2. Disconnect the negative lead from vehicle
providing the jump.
3. Disconnect the “+” lead from both batter-
ies. Store the jumper cables with the spare
tyre.
4. Operate the discharged vehicle for
approximately 20 minutes. This will allow
the charging system to recharge your bat-
tery.
5. If this discharge condition reoccurs, consult
a workshop. We recommend your
authorised Chevrolet repairer.
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ARNINGARNING
ARNINGARNING
ARNING
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Never let passengers ride in a vehicleNever let passengers ride in a vehicle
Never let passengers ride in a vehicleNever let passengers ride in a vehicle
Never let passengers ride in a vehicle
that is being towed.that is being towed.
that is being towed.that is being towed.
that is being towed.
••
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Never tow a vehicle faster than safeNever tow a vehicle faster than safe
Never tow a vehicle faster than safeNever tow a vehicle faster than safe
Never tow a vehicle faster than safe
or posted speeds.or posted speeds.
or posted speeds.or posted speeds.
or posted speeds.
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Never tow a vehicle with damagedNever tow a vehicle with damaged
Never tow a vehicle with damagedNever tow a vehicle with damaged
Never tow a vehicle with damaged
parts that are not fully secured onparts that are not fully secured on
parts that are not fully secured onparts that are not fully secured on
parts that are not fully secured on
the vehicle.the vehicle.
the vehicle.the vehicle.
the vehicle.
Failure to observe these precautions canFailure to observe these precautions can
Failure to observe these precautions canFailure to observe these precautions can
Failure to observe these precautions can
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NOTENOTE
NOTENOTE
NOTE
Attempts to start the engine of theAttempts to start the engine of the
Attempts to start the engine of theAttempts to start the engine of the
Attempts to start the engine of the
vehicle with the discharged batteryvehicle with the discharged battery
vehicle with the discharged batteryvehicle with the discharged battery
vehicle with the discharged battery
should be made at intervals of about oneshould be made at intervals of about one
should be made at intervals of about oneshould be made at intervals of about one
should be made at intervals of about one
minute and should not last longer thanminute and should not last longer than
minute and should not last longer thanminute and should not last longer than
minute and should not last longer than
15 seconds each.15 seconds each.
15 seconds each.15 seconds each.
15 seconds each.
- FOREWORDFOREWORD 1
- FOREWORD 1
- HEAD RESTRAINTS 23
- INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS 47
- INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS 2–3 49
- INSTRUMENT CLUSTER 50
- INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS 2–5 51
- 2–6 INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS 52
- INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS 2–7 53
- 2–8 INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS 54
- INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS 2–9 55
- C0E2010A 60
- L4W2221A 62
- C7E2021A 65
- C7E2033P 71
- C0E2011A 71
- C7D2008A 73
- L7D2087A 74
- L7D2086A 75
- L7D2089AL7D2085A 75
- L7D2102A 77
- SWITCHES AND CONTROLS 78
- KEYSKEYS 93
- DOOR LOCKSDOOR LOCKS 99
- DOOR LOCKS 99
- ELECTRIC WINDOWS 103
- BONNETBONNET 107
- ELECTRIC SUNROOF 110
- ROOF RACKROOF RACK 120
- ROOF RACK 120
- ANTENNAANTENNA 121
- DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 3–1 123
- 3–2 DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 124
- DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 3–3 125
- FUELFUEL 126
- DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 3–5 127
- 3–6 DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 128
- ADJUSTING THE MIRRORS 129
- 3–8 DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 130
- DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 3–9 131
- 3–10 DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 132
- DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 3–11 133
- 3–12 DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 134
- DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 3–13 135
- 3–14 DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 136
- DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 137
- 3–16 DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 138
- DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 3–17 139
- 3–18 DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 140
- DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 3–19 141
- BRAKESBRAKES 142
- DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 3–21 143
- 3–22 DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 144
- DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 3–23 145
- 3–24 DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 146
- DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 3–25 147
- 3–26 DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 148
- DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 3–27 149
- 3–28 DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 150
- DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 3–29 151
- 3–30 DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 152
- DRIVING TIPSDRIVING TIPS 153
- DRIVING TIPS 153
- 3–32 DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 154
- DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 3–33 155
- 3–34 DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 156
- DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 3–35 157
- 3–36 DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 158
- TRAILER TOWINGTRAILER TOWING 159
- TRAILER TOWING 159
- 3–38 DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 160
- DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 3–39 161
- 3–40 DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 162
- DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 3–41 163
- 3–42 DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 164
- DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 3–43 165
- 3–44 DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 166
- DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 3–45 167
- 3–46 DRIVING YOUR VEHICLE 168
- AIR VENTSAIR VENTS 170
- AIR VENTS 170
- AIR CONDITIONING 174
- C7E4019B 179
- L7D2092A 183
- RADIO MODERADIO MODE 188
- RADIO MODE 188
- USING AN MP3/WMA CD 192
- CD MESSAGESCD MESSAGES 195
- CD MESSAGES 195
- Next/Previous Track 198
- EMERGENCIESEMERGENCIES 215
- EMERGENCIES 215
- 5–2 EMERGENCIES 216
- EMERGENCIES 5–3 217
- 5–4 EMERGENCIES 218
- EMERGENCIES 5–5 219
- 5–6 EMERGENCIES 220
- EMERGENCIES 5–7 221
- 5–8 EMERGENCIES 222
- EMERGENCIES 5–9 223
- 5–10 EMERGENCIES 224
- EMERGENCIES 5–11 225
- 5–12 EMERGENCIES 226
- EMERGENCIES 5–13 227
- 5–14 EMERGENCIES 228
- EMERGENCIES 5–15 229
- 5–16 EMERGENCIES 230
- EMERGENCIES 5–17 231
- TOWING THE VEHICLE 232
- EMERGENCIES 5–19 233
- 5–20 EMERGENCIES 234
- EMERGENCIES 5–21 235
- ROCKING YOUR VEHICLE 236
- EMERGENCIES 5–23 237
- 5–24 EMERGENCIES 238
- SERVICE AND VEHICLE CARE 6–1 239
- SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 240
- SERVICE AND VEHICLE CARE 6–3 241
- 6–4 SERVICE AND VEHICLE CARE 242
- SERVICE AND VEHICLE CARE 6–5 243
- 6–6 SERVICE AND VEHICLE CARE 244
- SERVICE AND VEHICLE CARE 6–7 245
- ENGINE OILENGINE OIL 246
- ENGINE OIL 246
- SERVICE AND VEHICLE CARE 6–9 247
- BRAKE AND CLUTCH FLUID 253
- WINDSCREEN WIPERS 257
- AIR CLEANERAIR CLEANER 258
- AIR CLEANER 258
- WHEELS AND TYRES 262
- S3W6401A 263
- FUSESFUSES 268
- Interior fuse block 271
- * : OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT 271
- Engine room fuse block 272
- VEHICLE CAREVEHICLE CARE 278
- VEHICLE CARE 278
- VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 285
- 7-2 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 286
- SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE 287
- R-Replace or change 288
- VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 7-5 289
- 7-6 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 290
- VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 7-7 291
- TECHNICAL INFORMATION 8–1 293
- 8–2 TECHNICAL INFORMATION 294
- TECHNICAL INFORMATION 8–3 295
- 8–4 TECHNICAL INFORMATION 296
- EngineEngine 296
- TECHNICAL INFORMATION 8–5 297
- 8–6 TECHNICAL INFORMATION 298
- TECHNICAL INFORMATION 8–7 299
- 8–8 TECHNICAL INFORMATION 300
- NAVIGATION MANUAL 9–1 301
- 9–2 NAVIGATION MANUAL 302
- NAVIGATION MANUAL 9–3 303
- 9–4 NAVIGATION MANUAL 304
- NAVIGATION MANUAL 9–5 305
- 9–6 NAVIGATION MANUAL 306
- NAVIGATION MANUAL 9–7 307
- 9–8 NAVIGATION MANUAL 308
- NAVIGATION MANUAL 9–9 309
- 9–10 NAVIGATION MANUAL 310
- NAVIGATION MANUAL 9–11 311
- 9–12 NAVIGATION MANUAL 312
- NAVIGATION MANUAL 9–13 313
- 9–14 NAVIGATION MANUAL 314
- NAVIGATION MANUAL 9–15 315
- 9–16 NAVIGATION MANUAL 316
- NAVIGATION MANUAL 9–17 317
- 9–18 NAVIGATION MANUAL 318
- NAVIGATION MANUAL 9–19 319
- 0.2 SYSTEM FUNCTION 320
- NAVIGATION MANUAL 9–21 321
- DTS Not supported 322
- Max. Resolution 800 x 480 322
- NAVIGATION MANUAL 9–23 323
- 9–24 NAVIGATION MANUAL 324
- NAVIGATION MANUAL 9–25 325
- 9–26 NAVIGATION MANUAL 326
- NAVIGATION MANUAL 9–27 327
- 9–28 NAVIGATION MANUAL 328
- Picture 2.1 Welcome Screen 329
- Picture 2.2 System Caution 329
- Picture 2.3 Free Navi Map 329
- 9–30 NAVIGATION MANUAL 330
- NAVIGATION MANUAL 9–31 331
- Picture 2.6 Free Navi Map 332
- NAVIGATION MANUAL 9–33 333
- 9–34 NAVIGATION MANUAL 334
- Picture 3.1 Free Navi Map 335
- Picture 3.3 Search Menu 336
- Picture 3.6 City Search 337
- Picture3.9 Enter House No 338
- Picture 3.10 Enter House No 338
- Picture 3.12 Route Plan 339
- Picture 3.15 Search Menu 340
- Picture 3.16 POI Menu 340
- POI Search 341
- Picture 3.21 City POI on Map 342
- Picture 3.23 POI Menu Screen 342
- Picture 3.25 Nearest POI List 343
- Picture 3.26 Enter POI Name 343
- Picture 3.28 POI Menu Screen 344
- Picture 3.29 POI Menu Screen 344
- NAVIGATION MANUAL 9–45 345
- : Return to last screen 346
- : Delete one destination 346
- NAVIGATION MANUAL 9–47 347
- Picture 3.39 Digital Format 348
- (Picture 349
- UK Postcode 349
- Postcode Input 349
- (Picture 3.43) 349
- Picture 3.45 Location on map 350
- 4. ROUTE PLAN4. ROUTE PLAN 351
- 4. ROUTE PLAN 351
- 9–52 NAVIGATION MANUAL 352
- Route Plan 353
- (Navigation) 353
- (Picture 4.4) 353
- (Picture 4.5) 353
- Picture 4.4 Route Plan-Go 354
- NAVIGATION MANUAL 9–55 355
- Heading Up 356
- North Up 356
- Picture 5.6 2D Map 357
- Picture 5.7 3D Map 357
- Picture 5.8 Day Mode 357
- Picture 5.9 Night Mode 357
- 9–58 NAVIGATION MANUAL 358
- Picture 5.12 Detour 359
- 6. SETTINGS6. SETTINGS 360
- 6. SETTINGS 360
- Picture 6.2 Route Navi Menu 361
- Picture 6.3 Settings_1 361
- Picture 6.6 Safety Alert 362
- Picture 6.7 Trace Record 363
- Picture 10 POI Icon Selection 364
- Picture 6.9 Address Book Edit 364
- Picture 6.11 Settings 365
- Picture 6.12 GPS Status 365
- Picture 6.14 Settings_2 366
- Picture 6.15 Left-hand Drive 366
- Picture 6.17 Settings_2 367
- Picture 6.18 Settings_2 367
- Picture 6.19 About 367
- 7 APPENDIX7 APPENDIX 368
- 7 APPENDIX 368
- NAVIGATION MANUAL 9–69 369
- 9–70 NAVIGATION MANUAL 370
- NAVIGATION MANUAL 9–71 371
- INDEXINDEX 373
- 10–2 INDEX 374
- INDEX 10–3 375
- 10–4 INDEX 376
- INDEX 10–5 377
- 10–6 INDEX 378
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