Chevrolet 1993 Lumina Bedienungshandbuch PDF herunterladen (Seite 50)

Features

&

Controls

Power

Door

Locks

You can lock or unlock all doors of your

vehicle from the driver or passenger

door lock switch.

On 4-door models, the switch on each

rear door worlts only that door’s lock. It

won’t lock (or unlock) all of the doors-

that’s a safety feature.

If you are leaving the vehicle, open your

door and set the locks from inside. Then

get out and close the door.

Automatic

Door

Locks

Just close your doors and turn on the

ignition. If you have an automatic

transaxle, all of the doors will lock

when you move your shift lever out of

P

(Park) or

N

(Neutral).

If

you have a

manual transaxle, all of the doors will

lock when the vehicle goes about

8

mph

(13

lun/h)

.

Each time you close your

doors and turn on the ignition, the

doors will lock automatically only once.

If someone needs to get out while the

vehicle is running, have that person use

the manual or power lock. When the

door is closed again, it will not lock

automatically. Just use the manual or

power lock to lock the door again.

Theft

Vehicle theft is big business, especially

in some cities.

Although your Chevrolet has a number

of theft-deterrent features, we know

that nothing we put on it can make it

impossible to steal. However, there are

ways you can help.

Key

in

the

Ignition:

If

you walk away

from your vehicle with the keys inside,

it’s an easy target for joy riders or

professional thieves-so don’t do it.

When you park your Chevrolet and

open the driver’s door, you’ll hear a

chime reminding you to remove your

key from the ignition and take it with

you.

Always do this. Your steering wheel will

be locked, and

so

will your ignition. If

you have an automatic transaxle, taking

your key out also locks your transaxle.

And remember to lock the doors.

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