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NOTICE:
If
you try
to
do your own service work without knowing enough
about it, your vehicle could be damaged.
The 8th digit
of
your Vehicle Identification Number (VTN) shows the code
letter for your engine. You will find the VIN at the top left
of
your
instrument panel. (See “Vehicle Identification Number”
in
the Index.)
Use regular unleaded gasoline rated at
87
octane or higher. With the
4.3L (Code
W)
engine,
use
premium unleaded gasoline rated at
9
1
octane or
higher for high power performance, when towing a trailer or with a high
payload requirement. But when operating with a light load as a normal
condition, you may
use middle grade or regular unleaded gasolines.
The gasoline
you
use should meet specifications ASTM D48 14
in
the
U.S.
and CGSB 3.5-92 in Canada. These
fuels
should have the proper additives,
so
you
should not have
to
add anything
to
the fuel.
In the U.S. and Canada, it’s easy to be sure
you
get the right kind of
gasoline (unleaded). You’ll see “UNLEADED” right
on
the
pump. And only
unleaded nozzles will fit into your vehicle’s filler neck.
Be sure the posted octane is at least
91
for premium,
89
for middle grade
and
87
for regular. If the octane is less than
87,
you may get a heavy
knocking noise when you drive. If it’s bad enough, it can damage your
engine.
If
you’re using
fuel
rated at 91 octane or higher and
you
still hear heavy
knocking, your engine needs service. But don’t worry if
you
hear a little
pinging noise when you’re accelerating or driving up a hill. That’s normal,
and you don’t have
to
buy a higher octane fuel to get rid
of
it. It’s
the
heavy,
constant knock that means
you
have a problem.
What about gasoline with blending materials that contain oxygen
(oxygenates), such as MTBE or alcohol?
MTBE
is “methyl tertiary-butyl ether.” Fuel that is no more than
15%
MTBE
is
fine
for your vehicle.
6-3
- VAN OWNER’S MANUAL 1
- INTRODUCTION 3
- Important Notes 4
- Drivers 4
- French Language Manual: 4
- Reference 5
- Contents 6
- Warnings 8
- Fasten Safety 10
- LocWUnlock 10
- These symbols are on some 11
- Lighter 12
- Speaker 12
- Seats and Seat Controls 14
- Bucket Seats 17
- Bench Seats 17
- To fold your 19
- Pull up 21
- Everyone 23
- Why Safety 24
- Wear Safety Belts Properly 28
- Position 29
- I I I 31
- What’s wrong with this? 33
- The shoulder belt 35
- What's 36
- Driver’s 37
- System Light 38
- Where is the air bag? 39
- Pregnancy 41
- Rear Seat Passengers 42
- Lap-Shoulder 43
- Center Passenger Position 46
- Children 47
- Smaller 48
- Restraints 49
- Top Strap 50
- To tighten the 51
- Securing 52
- Child Restraint in the 52
- Center Rear Seat Position 52
- Child Restraint 54
- To tighten the 55
- Safety Belt Extender 58
- Checking 59
- Restraint Systems 59
- To open the front side 65
- SIiding 66
- 90" 67
- ~ To fully open the 68
- Power Door Locks 70
- Leaving Your Vehicle 70
- To release the hatch 71
- “Break-In 72
- Ignition 73
- Farting 74
- Through 75
- Heater) 76
- (Option) 76
- CAUTION: 76
- Locking Rear Axle 80
- Parking Brake 80
- Shifting lnto 81
- Shifting Out of 82
- Parking 83
- Things That Burn 83
- Exhaust 84
- Wheel Drive (Option) 86
- Windows 86
- Swing-Out Windows 87
- Release 88
- Operation 91
- Windshield 92
- Windshield Washer 93
- Increase Speed While 98
- Cruise Control 100
- (Canada Only) 103
- Headlights-On Reminder 104
- Dome Lights 104
- Reading Lights 104
- Mirrors 105
- Outside Mirrors 106
- Convex Outside Mirror 107
- Sun VisorsNanity Mirrors 107
- Cigarette Lighter/Ashtrays 108
- Handles 109
- Storage Compartments 110
- Instrument 111
- Cluster 111
- Instrument Panel 112
- Speedometer and Odometer 113
- Tamper Resistant Odometer 113
- Odometer 114
- Warning Light 115
- Digital 116
- Air Bag System Light 117
- Indicator Lights 117
- NOTICE: 118
- Daytime Running Lights 120
- (Canadian Vehicles Only) 120
- Fuel Gage 121
- Pressure 122
- Voltmeter 124
- Luggage Carrier 125
- Harness 126
- Section 129
- Comfort 130
- Heating 132
- Heating/Air 133
- Rear Heater 134
- Rear Air Conditioning 134
- Coolant Heater 136
- Systems 136
- Push it to get 139
- The Upper Knob 141
- The Lower Knob 141
- Tone Levers 141
- Cassette 143
- The Upper 144
- Levers (Equalizer) 144
- (“STEREO” 145
- Cassette Tape Player 147
- AM-FM Stereo 148
- Pushbuttons 149
- Anti-Theft Feature 151
- 6-9 above. The display 152
- Compact Discs 153
- Mast Antenna 153
- Defensive Driving 156
- Drunken Driving 156
- idr rive 158
- Control 159
- Vehicle 159
- Braking 159
- Anti-Lock Brakes (ABS) 160
- Steering 161
- Steering Tips 162
- Steering in Emergencies 162
- Off-Road Recovery 163
- Passing 164
- Driving 166
- Driving in 167
- Freeway 170
- Lights: 171
- Highway Hypnosis 172
- Hill and Mountain Roads 172
- You’re Caught 176
- Trailer 177
- Total Weight 180
- Your Vehicle’s Tires 180
- Hitches 180
- Safety Chains 180
- Trailer Brakes 180
- Warning 186
- Other Warning Devices 187
- Starting 187
- Dead Battery 189
- 18 inches 190
- Engine Overheating 195
- Coming From Your Engine 196
- Coolant to the Radiator 199
- 2. Then keep 200
- Engine Fan 202
- Changing a Flat 203
- To remove your jack 204
- ' 205
- : 208
- Compact Spare Tire 216
- Service 220
- Filling Your Tank 223
- Checking Things 225
- Engine Oil 227
- WEATHER 230
- Engine Oil Additives 232
- What to 232
- Engine Cover 233
- 9. Lift up 235
- Install the Engine Cover: 236
- Cleaner 237
- Automatic Transmission 238
- 2. Push it back in all 240
- Rear Axle 242
- All- Wheel 242
- Coolant 244
- Radiator Pressure Cap 247
- Thermostat 247
- Brake Master Cylinder 250
- Hydro-Boost Brake System 253
- Battery 253
- Fluid Leak Check 254
- Bulb Replacement 254
- Halogen Bulbs 254
- Headlights 255
- Mounted Stop 258
- (CHMSL) 258
- Other Maintenance 259
- Air Conditioning 260
- Lubrication 260
- Loading 262
- Payload 264
- Trailering Package 264
- Rotation 267
- Time for New Tires 268
- Treadwear 269
- Traction 269
- Wheel Replacement 270
- Appearance 272
- Cleaning the Inside 273
- Fabric Protection 275
- Special Cleaning Problems 275
- Cleaning Vinyl 276
- Cleaning the 276
- Cleaning the Outside 277
- Aluminum Wheels (If 278
- Equipped) 278
- Weatherstrips 278
- Sheet Metal Damage 278
- Foreign Material 278
- (0.237L) 280
- IIlIlIIl1II 281
- Engine ldentification 282
- Circuit Breakers 284
- Replacement Parts 286
- Engine Identification 286
- Wheel Nut Torque 286
- Cooling System Capacity 287
- Crankcase Capacity 287
- Fuel Tank Capacity 287
- QUANTITY TRADE NO 289
- Recommendations 292
- Your Vehicle 296
- Your Driving 297
- SCHEDULE 298
- (continued) 299
- MAlNTENANCE SCHEDULE 300
- An Emission 301
- Owner Checks and Services 304
- Recommended 307
- Lubricants 307
- FLUIDLUBRICANT 308
- Maintenance Record 309
- Service Station 310
- '" 311
- STEP TWO 314
- Speech Impaired (TDD) 315
- Participation in 315
- AUTO LINE 315
- UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT 316
- CANADIAN GOVERNMENT 317
- GENERAL MOTORS 317
- 24-Hour 318
- Courtesy Transportation 319
- Service Publications 319
- Individual 320
- Find in the Index: 320
- Can Get an Index: 320
- Toll-Free Telephone Number 321
- 325
- Institute 340
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