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When Should an
Air
Bag Inflate?
An air bag is designed to inflate in moderate to severe
frontal or near-frontal crashes. The air bag will inflate
only
if
the impact speed is above the system’s designed
“threshold level”.
If
your vehicle goes straight into a wall that doesn’t
move or deform, the threshold level
is
about
9
to
14
mph
(1
4
to
23
km/h). The threshold level can vary, however,
with specific vehicle design,
so
that it can be somewhat
above or below this range.
If
your vehicle strikes something that will move or
deform, such as a parked car, the threshold level
will
be higher. The air bag is not designed to inflate in
rollovers, rear impacts, or in many side impacts because
inflation would not help the occupant.
In any particular crash, no one can say whether an air
bag should have inflated simply because of the damage
to
a vehicle or because
of
what the repair costs were.
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What Makes
an
Air
Bag Inflate?
In an impact of sufficient severity, the air bag
sensing system detects that the vehicle is in a crash.
The sensing system triggers a release of gas from
the inflator, which inflates the air bag. The inflator, air
bag and related hardware are all part of the air bag
modules inside the steering wheel and in the instrument
panel in front of the right front passenger.
How
Does
an
Air
Bag Restrain?
In moderate to severe frontal or near-frontal collisions,
even belted occupants can contact the steering wheel
or the instrument panel. Air bags supplement the
protection provided by safety belts. Air bags distribute
the force of the impact more evenly over the occupant’s
upper body, stopping the occupant more gradually.
But air bags would not help you in many types of
collisions, including rollovers, rear impacts and many
not toward those air bags. Air bags should never be
regarded as anything more than a supplement to safety
belts, and then only in moderate to severe frontal or
near-frontal collisions.
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- Restraint Systems 8
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- Operation 13
- I--#& 14
- Questions 18
- Answers About 18
- Position 20
- ," 26
- Q: What’s wrong with this? 27
- Rear Seat Passengers 29
- Lap-Shoulder 30
- Rear Safety 35
- Comfort Guides for 35
- Children and Small Adults 35
- Extender 37
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- Restraint 44
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- Engine Coolant 89
- CAUTION: 91
- .-.....m~m 92
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- Engine Running 95
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- Engine Exhaust 97
- Outside 100
- Mirrors 100
- Outside Convex Mirror 100
- Storage 101
- Sunroof 102
- 104
- Fog Lamp Button 106
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- Controi 114
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- Warning Lights, Gages and 126
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- Tachometer 129
- Bag Readiness Light 130
- Charging System Light 131
- Brake System Warning Light 131
- Anti-Lock Brake System 132
- Warning Light 132
- Low Coolant Warning Light 133
- Malfunction Indicator Lamp 134
- Flashing 135
- Emissions Inspection and 136
- Maintenance Programs 136
- Pressure 137
- Level Light 138
- Passlock@ Warning Light 138
- Door Ajar Light 139
- System(s) 141
- Playing the Radio 142
- Finding a Station 142
- Setting Preset Stations 143
- Radio Messages 144
- Playing a Compact Disc 144
- Compact Disc Messages 146
- Finding 147
- Station 147
- 5. Press and hold one 148
- Stations 150
- Messages 150
- Compact 152
- Playing 154
- Playing a Cassette Tape 159
- (Forward): 160
- Cassette Tape Messages 161
- Adapter Kits 161
- Theft-Deterrent Feature 164
- (Non-RDS Radios) 164
- Radios) 164
- Fixed Mast Antenna 166
- Chime Level Adjustment 166
- Driving 168
- Defensive Driving 169
- Drunken Driving 170
- 12 ounce 171
- ...“pIG 172
- Control of a Vehicle 173
- Braking 173
- Anti-lock Brake System (ABS) 174
- Braking in Emergencies 176
- Power Steering 177
- Steering 177
- Steering in Emergencies 178
- Recovery 179
- Passing 179
- Driving in Rain and on 183
- Hydroplaning 185
- Freeway Driving 187
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- Section 210
- Service 212
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- Gasoline Specifications 214
- California 215
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- Release 219
- 2, Then 220
- When you open the 221
- Checking Engine 222
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- WEATHER 224
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- Surge Tank 236
- DEX COOL@ coolant 238
- Windshield Washer Fluid 242
- Engine Compartment 243
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- Inspection on page 245
- Adjustment 246
- Battery 247
- Warning: 247
- Starting 248
- Engine Compartment Overview 249
- Removal 253
- Halogen 254
- Front Turn Signal Lamps 256
- (CHMSL) 256
- Replacement 259
- Windshield Wiper Blade 260
- Inflation 262
- Tire Pressure 262
- Inspection and Rotation 263
- 12 inches 266
- Tire Goes Flat 269
- Changing 270
- Compact Spare 271
- Removing the 272
- Stor’--g 278
- Storing the Spare Tire 279
- Cleaning 281
- Using Cleaner on Fabric 282
- Care of Safety Belts 284
- -Weatherstrips 284
- Cleaning the Outside 284
- Finish Care 285
- Windshield and Wiper 285
- Darr-i? 286
- Underbody Maintenance 287
- GM Vehicle Care/Appearance 287
- Materials 287
- Chemical Paint Spotting 287
- Identification 289
- Electrical System 290
- Circuit Breakers 291
- Instrument Panel Fuse 292
- (Driver's Side) 292
- Instrument Panel 293
- (Passenger’s Side) 293
- Capacities 296
- Engine Specifications 296
- Maintenance Schedule 298
- IMPORTANT: 299
- Scheduled Maintenance 301
- Services 301
- Selecting the Right 302
- Schedule 302
- Trip/City 303
- Scheduled 303
- Maintenance 303
- (or every 304
- 150,000 308
- IWLUIIWI 310
- 100,000 312
- W&c&&eLd 313
- Least Once a Year 314
- Starter Switch Check 315
- System Check 315
- Transaxle Park 316
- Mechanism Check 316
- Underbody Flushing Service 316
- Fuel System Inspection 318
- Throttle System Inspection 318
- Brake System Inspection 318
- Recommended Fluids 319
- Maintenance Record 320
- Maintenance Record (cont’d) 321
- Customer Assistance 323
- Information 323
- Assistance 324
- Telephone 324
- Courtesy Care: 326
- Courtesy 328
- Transportation 328
- Transportation Options 329
- United States Government 330
- Service Manuals 331
- Case Unit Repair Manual 331
- Service Bulletins 331
- 1-800-551-4123 332
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