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Brakes
Bra.ke
Fluid
Your brake master cylinder reservoir is here. It is filled
with
DOT-3
brake fluid.
There are only two reasons why the brake fluid level
in
the reservoir might go down. The first is that the brake
fluid goes down
to
an acceptable level during normal
brake lining wear. When new linings are
put
in,
the fluid
level goes back up. The other reason
is
that fluid
is
leaking out
of
the brake system.
If
it is,
you
should
have your brake system fixed, si.nce
a
leak means that
sooner or later your brakes won’t work well, or won’t
work at all.
So,
it
isn’t a good idea to “top
off’
your brake fluid.
Adding brake fluid won’t correct a leak. If
you
add fluid
when your linings are worn,
then
you’ll have too much
fluid when
you
get new brake linings.
You
should add
(or remove) brake fluid, as necessary, only when work
is
done on the brake hydraulic system.
I
A
CAUTION:
If
you have too much brake fluid,
it
can spill
on the engine. The fluid
will
burn if the engine
is
hot enough. You or others could be burned,
and your vehicle could be damaged. Add brake
fluid only when work is done on the brake
hydraulic system.
Refer to the Maintenance Schedule to determine when to
check your brake fluid. See “Periodic Maintenance
Inspections’’
in
the Index.
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- Chevrolet Blazer 3
- Chevrolet S-Series 3
- Transfer Case 4
- Transfer Case) 5
- EXCELLENCE 8
- NOTICE: 10
- Symbols 11
- Reference 12
- Section 13
- Manual Lumbar Support 14
- Reclining Front Seatbacks 15
- Head Restraints 17
- Seatback Latches 17
- (2-Door 18
- About Safety Belts 23
- Driver Position 24
- The belt 29
- Supplemental Inflatable 30
- ,Restraint (SIR) System 30
- Adding Equipment to Your 35
- Bag-Equipped Vehicle 35
- During Pregnancy 36
- Passengers 38
- @-Door Models) 41
- Restraints 47
- Securing 48
- Child Restraint in 48
- (4-Door 50
- Restraint in the 51
- Right Front Seat Position 51
- Children 54
- Safety Belt Extender 57
- Features and Controls 59
- Power Door Locks (Option) 62
- Rear Door Security Lock 62
- Leaving Your Vehicle 62
- Keyless Entry System 63
- Matching Transmitter(s) 64
- Battery Replacement 64
- Endgate Release 66
- Remote Endgate Release 67
- Emergency Release 67
- Opening Endgate 67
- Parking at Night 68
- Key in the Ignition 68
- Parking Lots 68
- .NOTICE.: 70
- Starting Your Engine 71
- Manual Transmission 77
- Transfer 80
- Parking Brake 84
- NEUTRAL (N) 85
- Shifting Out 88
- PARK (P) 88
- (Automatic Transmission) 88
- REVERSE 89
- Lockout 92
- Express-Down 92
- Turn SignaVMultifunction 94
- Windshield Wipers 96
- Windshield Washer 96
- WasherNViper 97
- CAUTIOh: 98
- Lamps On Reminder 102
- Daytime Running 102
- Lamps (Option) 103
- Interior Lamps 103
- (Option) 104
- Mirrors 105
- Storage Compartments 106
- Reading Lamps 107
- Storage 111
- Convenience Net (Option) 112
- CAUTION: 113
- --<gage 114
- 25 amps. Always 117
- Instrument Panel 118
- Instrument Panel Cluster 120
- Optional 121
- Cluster 121
- Warning Lights, Gages 123
- Indicators 123
- Air Bag Readiness Light 124
- Voltmeter Gage 125
- SERVICE 127
- Shift Light 131
- Check Gages Light 132
- +' 136
- Heating 137
- Ventilation System 137
- Systems 139
- Cassette Tape 141
- Player (Option) 141
- TUNE-AM-FM: 142
- PUSHBUTTONS: 144
- Compact 146
- Speakers 147
- Theft-Deterrent Feature 148
- Unlocking 149
- Cassette Tape Player 152
- Your Compact Discs 152
- Fixed Mast Antenna 152
- Driving 155
- Drunken Driving 156
- Control 159
- Vehicle 159
- Braking 159
- Anti-Lock 160
- Steering 162
- Steering in Emergencies 163
- Off-Road 164
- Passing 165
- Driving Guidelines 168
- Environmental Concerns 170
- Traveling to Remote Areas 170
- Scanning 171
- Terrain 171
- Approach 173
- Driving Downhill 177
- Driving in 181
- Driving at Night 183
- Driving in Rain and 185
- Leaving on a 190
- Long Trip 190
- Highway 191
- Hypnosis 191
- Mountain 192
- Driving on 194
- Caught in 195
- Blizzard 195
- Recreational Vehicle 197
- (Four-wheel Drive Only) 197
- Loading 198
- Trailer 202
- Total Weight 204
- Your Vehicle’s Tires 204
- Hitches 204
- Safety Chains 204
- Following Distance 206
- Backing 206
- Parking on 208
- Trailer Wiring Harness 210
- Problems on 213
- Other Warning Devices 214
- Starting 214
- NEUTRAL 220
- Coming From Your Engine 224
- Coolant to the Radiator 229
- 8.' 231
- Engine Fan Noise 232
- Tire Goes Flat 232
- Changing 233
- Installing the Spare Tire 237
- Storing a Flat 242
- In Sand 245
- Rocking your vehicle to get 246
- Filling 253
- '_* 255
- Checking Engine Oil 257
- What to 260
- Cleaner 261
- T'3t 263
- Manual Transmission Fluid 265
- Check Lubricant 267
- Four-wheel Drive 268
- All-Wheel Drive 268
- What to Use 269
- Engine Coolant 270
- Power Steering Fluid 274
- Windshield Washer Fluid 274
- 1052535) 277
- Brake Pedal Travel 279
- Brake Adjustment 279
- Battery 280
- Bulb Replacement 280
- Halogen Bulbs 280
- IQCAUTION: 280
- Headlamps 281
- Turn Signal 283
- Front Sidemarker Lamps 284
- Taillamps 284
- Underhood Lamp 285
- Front Reading 285
- Inflation 289
- Traction 293
- Wheel Replacement 294
- Cleaning the Inside 297
- Fabric Protection 298
- Special Cleaning Problems 298
- Cleaning Vinyl 299
- Cleaning Leather 299
- Cleaning the 299
- 1050427) 300
- Cleaning 301
- Outside 301
- Your Vehicle 301
- Sheet Metal Damage 303
- Finish Damage 303
- Underbody Maintenance 303
- Chemical Paint Spotting 303
- Appearance Care Materials 304
- Engine Identification 305
- Replacement 310
- 311
- Protection 313
- Organized 314
- Scheduled Maintenance 315
- Services 315
- Maintenance Schedule 316
- Footnotes 318
- (Continued) 319
- Emission Control Service 322
- SERVICED 323
- An Emission Control Service 324
- Emission Control Service.? 325
- '(70 328
- SERVICED 330
- ACTUAL MILEAGE 333
- Emission 334
- MILEAGE 335
- DATE SERVICED 338
- ISERVICED 342
- 100,000 343
- ISERVICED BYI 346
- ' 348
- Emission Control Sewice 353
- Control Service 354
- Owner Checks 359
- At Least 360
- Periodic Maintenance 363
- Inspections 363
- Drive Axle Service 364
- Inspection 364
- Brake System Inspection 364
- DEX-COOL 365
- FLUID/LUBRICANT 366
- FLUIDILUBRICANT 366
- ODOMETER 368
- DATE READING SERVICED 368
- MAINTENANCE PERFORMED 368
- READING 369
- Maintenance 370
- Telephone (TTY) Users 373
- -800-243-8872) 374
- Courtesy Transportation 376
- Participation in 377
- Alternative Dispute 377
- Resolution Program* 377
- REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS 378
- TO THE UNITED STATES 378
- GOVERNMENT 378
- THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT 379
- TO GENERAL MOTORS 379
- Service Manuals 380
- Service Bulletins 380
- Owner Publications 380
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