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Your vehicle is equipped
with a button on the
instrument panel,
to
the
right of the steering wheel,
which when pressed
enables tow/haul.
When the button is
pressed, this light on the
instrument panel will
TOW
/
HAUL
I
illuminate to indicate that
tow/haul has been
selected.
Tow/haul may be turned
off by pressing the button
again, at which time the indicator light on the instrument
panel will turn off. The vehicle will automatically turn
off tow/haul every time it is started
Tow/haul is designed to be most effective when the
vehicle and trailer combined weight is at least
75% of
the vehicle’s Gross Combined Weight Rating (GCWR).
Tow/haul is most useful under the following driving
conditions:
0
When pulling a heavy trailer or a large or heavy
When pulling a heavy trailer or a large or heavy
load through rolling terrain.
load in stop and go traffic.
When pulling a heavy trailer or a large or heavy
load in busy parking lots where improved
low
speed control of the vehicle is desired.
Operating the vehicle in tow/haul when lightly loaded or
with
no
trailer at all will not cause damage. However,
there is no benefit to the selection of tow/haul when the
vehicle is unloaded. Such a selection when unloaded
may result in unpleasant engine and transmission driving
characteristics and reduced fuel economy. Tow/haul
is recommended only when pulling a heavy trailer or a
large or heavy load.
4-34
- 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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