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If
You
Do Decide
To
Pull
A
Trailer
If you do, here are some important points:
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There are many different laws, including speed limit
restrictions, having
to
do with trailering. Make sure
your rig will be legal, not only where you live
but also where you’ll be driving.
A
good source for
this information can be state or provincial police.
Consider using a sway control
if
your trailer will
weigh 4,000 Ibs
(1
800
kg) or less. You should
always use a sway control
if
your trailer will weigh
more than 4,000 Ibs
(1
800
kg). You can ask
a
hitch dealer about sway controls.
Don’t tow a trailer at all during the first
500
miles
(800
km) your new vehicle is driven. Your engine,
axle or other parts could be damaged.
Then, during the first
500
miles
(800
km) that you
tow a trailer, don’t drive over
50
mph
(80
km/h)
and don’t make starts at full throttle. This helps your
engine and other parts of your vehicle wear in at
the heavier loads.
You can tow in
DRIVE
(D). You may want to shift
the transmission
to
THIRD
(3)
or,
if
necessary, a
lower gear selection
if
the transmission shifts
too
often (e.g., under heavy loads and/or hilly
conditions).
Three important considerations have to do with weight:
the weight of the trailer,
the weight of the trailer tongue
and the weight on your vehicle’s tires.
Tow/Haul
Mode
Tow/haul is
a
feature that assists when pulling a heavy
trailer or a large or heavy load. The purpose of the
tow/haul mode is to:
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Reduce the frequency and improve the predictability
of transmission shifts when pulling a heavy trailer or
a large or heavy load.
Provide the same solid shift feel when pulling a
heavy trailer or a large or heavy load as when
the vehicle is unloaded.
Improve control of vehicle speed while requiring
less throttle pedal activity when pulling
a
heavy
trailer or a large or heavy load.
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- Canadian Owners 3
- CAUTION to tell you about 4
- Warnings 5
- Reference 7
- Reclining Seatbacks 10
- Operation 12
- Replacing 14
- Why Safety Belts Work 17
- Put someone 18
- Questions and Answers About 20
- Safety Belts 20
- Lap-Shoulder 21
- ~ uea he 27
- Center Passenger Position 30
- Center Passenger Position 31
- Rear Seat Passengers 32
- Safety Belt 33
- Extender on page 33
- Children and Small Adults 35
- Safety Belt Pretensioners 38
- Safety Belt Extender 38
- Older Children 39
- Infants and 41
- Children 41
- ~ person's arms 47
- Restraint Systems 48
- Restraint 51
- Passenger Vans 52
- Models with an 54
- To help prevent injury 56
- Strap Anchor Location 57
- Center Seat Position 63
- 4th and 5th Row) 63
- Right Front Seat Position 65
- Although 66
- Where Are the 73
- When Should an 74
- Bag Inflate? 74
- Systems 75
- Does an Air 76
- Restrain? 76
- See After an Air Bag 76
- Inflates? 76
- Infant 78
- Child age 78
- Medical Condition 78
- Servicing Your 80
- Bag-Equipped 80
- Adding Equipment 81
- Bag-Equipped Vehicle 81
- Checking 82
- ~ ~ ~ 84
- Remote Keyless Entry System 86
- Resynchronization 88
- Battery 89
- Power Door Locks 91
- Last Door 91
- 'd' 92
- Lockout 93
- Protection 93
- Sliding 94
- Swing-Out 96
- Manual Windows 99
- Windows 100
- Swing-Out Windows 101
- Passlock@ 102
- New Vehicle Break-In 103
- Ignition 103
- Positions 103
- Starting 104
- Regulator 105
- Coolant 106
- Notice: 107
- All-Wheel Drive 109
- Parking Brake 109
- Shifting Into 110
- Rur-ing 111
- Shifting Out of 112
- Engine Exhaust 113
- Are Parked 114
- Manual Rearview Mirror 115
- Outside Manual Mirror 115
- Outside 117
- Mirrors 117
- Outside Heated Mirrors 118
- Onstar@ 119
- Advisor 120
- Storage Areas 121
- Section 122
- Instrument Panel 122
- Overview 123
- Hazard Warning Flashers 125
- Other Warning Devices 126
- Flash-To-Pass Feature 128
- Windshield Wipers 129
- Windshield Washer 129
- Cruise Control 130
- Setting Cruise Control 131
- Resuming 131
- Exterior 133
- Lamps On Reminder 134
- Daytime Running Lamps 134
- Interior 135
- Dome Lamp Override 136
- Exit Lighting 136
- Entry Lighting 137
- Reading Lamps 137
- Dome Lamps 137
- Accessory Power Outlets 138
- Climate Control System 139
- Heating System 140
- Rear Air Conditioning 141
- Heating 141
- Directing the Airflow 142
- Selecting the Fan Speed 142
- Setting the Temperature 142
- Defogging and Defrosting 143
- Defogger 143
- Outlet Adjustment 144
- Operation Tips 144
- Warning Lights 145
- Indicators 145
- Instrument Panel Cluster 146
- Speedometer 147
- Reminder Light 148
- Readiness Light 149
- Charging 151
- Voltmeter 152
- CAUTION: 153
- Low Coolant Warning Light 155
- Malfunction Indicator Lamp 155
- Flashing 156
- Is On Steady 157
- Pressure 158
- Change Engine Oil Light 159
- Security Light 159
- Cruise Control Light 160
- Tow/Haul Mode Light 160
- Check Gages Warning Light 160
- System(§) 162
- Playing 163
- Finding a Station 164
- Radio Messages 165
- Playing the Radio 166
- Adjusting 167
- Messages 168
- Compact Disc Messages 169
- Preset Stations 171
- Setting 172
- (Bass/Treble) 172
- Using RDS 173
- Finding a 173
- Station 173
- Setting Preset 174
- RDS stations 175
- Playing a Cassette Tape 176
- Cassette Tape Messages 178
- Adapter Kits 178
- Compact Disc 179
- Compact 180
- Playing the 181
- Finding a Station 182
- Setting Preset Stations 182
- Speakers (BalanceIFade) 183
- Setting Preset PTYs 185
- Playing a 187
- Specific Loaded 188
- Using Song 190
- Primary 192
- Controls 192
- Rear Seat 193
- Theft-Deterrent Feature 194
- (Non-RDS Radios) 194
- (RDS Radios) 194
- Your Cassette Tape Player 195
- Your CD Player 197
- Fixed Mast Antenna 197
- Chime Level Adjustment 197
- 198
- Defensive Driving 199
- Drunken Driving 199
- Control 202
- Vehicle 202
- Braking 203
- Anti-lock Brake System 204
- Locking 205
- Steering 206
- Steering in Emergencies 207
- Off-Road 208
- Recovery 208
- Driving at 211
- Driving in Rain and on 212
- FlclAfing 214
- Driving 215
- Freeway Driving 216
- Highway Hypnosis 218
- NEUTRAL 220
- You’re Caught 223
- Rocking 225
- Vehicle To Get 225
- Towing Your Vehicle 226
- INFORMATIONTI 227
- Payload 228
- Add-on Equipment 228
- Trailer 229
- Do Decide 230
- Ibs. (1 81 6 kg) 232
- (680kg) 233
- Ibs (454 kg) 234
- ___~~~~ 236
- Hitches 238
- Trailer Brakes 239
- Following Distance 240
- Passing 240
- Backing 240
- Park'-g on 242
- Are Ready 242
- Parking on 242
- Trailer Wiring Harness 243
- Service 246
- Your Vehicle 247
- Gasoline Octane 248
- Gasoline Specifications 248
- California Fuel 249
- Additives 249
- Eillinc 250
- "qur 250
- Filling 251
- Portable Fuel Container 251
- Release 252
- "i 254
- Engine Compartment Overview 255
- I. Power Steering Reservoir 256
- Checking Engine Oil 257
- What Kind 259
- Engine Oil 259
- "C 259
- Change Engine 260
- Life System) 260
- OIL Light 261
- What to 261
- Cleaner/Filter 262
- Check and Change 264
- Checking the 265
- DEX-COOL@ 268
- Checking Coolant 269
- ~ ~ -an be burn ~ 270
- Engine Overheating 271
- Coming From Your 272
- Cooling 273
- Coolant to the Coolant 274
- Recovery Tank 274
- Power Steering 280
- Checking Brake Fluid 284
- Brake Wear 285
- Brake Pedal Travel 285
- Brake Adjustment 285
- Vehicle Storage 286
- (+) will go 289
- 9. Connect the other end 290
- All-Wheel 292
- Transfer Case 292
- When to Check Lubricant 293
- How to Check Lubricant 293
- What to 293
- What to Use 294
- Tampering with Noise Control 295
- System Prohibited 295
- Insulation: 296
- Engine: 296
- Fan and Drive: 296
- Air Intake: 296
- Exhaust: 296
- Halogen 297
- Headlamps 297
- Parking Lamps 299
- Taillamps 299
- Replacement 301
- Windshield Wiper Blade 302
- Inflation 304
- Tire Operation 305
- Time for New Tires 307
- Uniform Tire Quality Grading 309
- 30 cm), or 309
- Alignment and Tire Balance 310
- Wheel Replacement 311
- R-’-cemen+ ‘Yheels 312
- Changing 313
- Removing the Spare Tire 314
- DOWN side facing you 315
- Secondary Latch System 317
- Removing the Wheel Covers 320
- UP mark facing 321
- Position the jack under 322
- Position 322
- Front Position 322
- Cleaning the Inside 329
- Using Cleaner on Fabric 330
- Leather 331
- Interior Plastic Components 331
- Surfaces 332
- Cleaning the Outside 333
- Windshield and Wiper Blades 334
- Aluminum 335
- Finish Damage 336
- Underbody Maintenance 336
- Chemical Paint Spotting 336
- GM Vehicle Care/Appearance 337
- Materials 337
- ~ ~~~ ~ 337
- 'd) 338
- Headlamp Wiring 340
- Windshield Wiper Fuses 340
- Circuit Breakers 341
- Compartment 343
- Engine Specifications 346
- Capacities 347
- Normal Maintenance 349
- Replacement Parts 349
- ......... 6-15 350
- IMPORTANT: 351
- Organized 352
- Scheduled Maintenance 353
- Services 353
- Maintenance Schedule 353
- Miles (25 355
- Miles (83 356
- 37,500 Miles (62 500 356
- Miles (87 356
- 150,000 358
- 100, 1,000 359
- (160,l 600 359
- Twice a Year 360
- Key Lock Cylinders Service 361
- Body Lubrication Service 361
- Starter Switch Check 361
- -em C'leck 362
- (P) Mechanism 363
- C: Periodic Maintenance 364
- Throttle System Inspection 365
- Rear Axle Service 365
- (All-Wheel Drive) Inspection 365
- Brake System Inspection 365
- Recommended 366
- Lubricants 366
- (GM Part 367
- Part E: Maintenance Record 368
- Maintenance 369
- (cont’d) 369
- Customer 371
- Satisfaction 371
- Procedure 371
- 22203-1 372
- United States 373
- Roadside Assistance Program 375
- (60,000 376
- Courtesy Transportation 377
- Courtesy Rental Vehicle 378
- United States Government 379
- Canadian Government 379
- Information 380
- Service Bulletins 381
- Owner’s Information 381
- Current and Past 381
- Order Forms 381
- Off Switch 383
- . Virgin Islands) 390
- ..... 391
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