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Passing Another Vehicle While Using Cruise Control
Use the accelerator pedal to increase your speed. When
you take your foot off the pedal, your vehicle will slow
down to the cruise control speed you set earlier.
Using Cruise Control on Hills
How well your cruise control will work
on
hills depends
upon your speed, load and the steepness
of
the hills.
When going up steep hills, you may have to step on the
accelerator pedal to maintain your speed. When going
downhill, you may have to brake or shift to a lower gear
to
keep your speed down. Of course, applying the brake
takes you out
of
cruise control. Many drivers find this to
be too much trouble and don’t use cruise control on
steep hills.
Getting Out
of
Cruise Control
There are three ways
to
turn
off
cruise control:
Step lightly
on
the
brake pedal, or push the clutch
pedal if you have a manual transmission.
Push in the CANCEL button on the end of the cruise
control lever.
Press
OFF
on the cruise control switch.
Erasing Speed Memory
When
you
turn off the cruise control
or
the ignition,
your cruise control set speed memory is erased.
Exterior
Lamps
Daytime
Running
Lamps
Daytime Running Lamps (DRL) can make it easier for
others to see the front of your vehicle during the day.
DRL can be helpful in many different driving
conditions, but they can be especially helpful in the
short periods after dawn and before sunset.
The
DRL
system will make your low-beam headlamps
come
on
at
a
reduced brightness when:
The ignition is
on,
0
The headlamp switch is off, and
0
The parking brake is released.
2-37
- French Language Manual: 4
- About Driving Your Geo 5
- Warnings 6
- Symbols 8
- Seats and Seat Controls 10
- CAU-ION: 11
- Head Restraints 12
- (2-Door) 12
- Folding 14
- They’re for Everyone 20
- About Safety Belts 25
- Driver Position 26
- During Pregnancy 32
- Front Passenger Position 33
- Air Bag System 33
- Where are the air bags? 35
- Rear Seat Passengers 39
- $&its 40
- Children 42
- Restraints 44
- Top Strap 45
- Securing a 45
- Restraint in a 45
- Rear Seat Position 45
- Larger Children 50
- Safety Belt Extender 53
- Checking 53
- Restraint Systems 53
- After a Crash 54
- Features and Controls 55
- Power Door 58
- Rear Door Security 58
- @-Door Models) 58
- Tailgate 59
- Release 60
- Key in the Ignition 60
- Parking at Night 60
- Starting Your Engine 63
- CAUJON: 65
- Manual Transmission 68
- Automatic 73
- Locking the 73
- Unlocking the 73
- Transfer 74
- FOUR-WHEEL 75
- Shifting Into PARK 77
- (Automatic 77
- Models Only) 78
- Shifting Out 79
- PARK (P) 79
- (Automatic Transmission) 79
- Parking 80
- (Manual Transmission) 80
- Fxhauct 81
- Turn SignaVMultifunction 83
- Yhrn Signal and 84
- Change Indicator 84
- <ooz 85
- Flash-to-Pass 86
- Windshield Wipermasher Lever 86
- CAC-ION: 87
- Exterior 91
- Interior 92
- Mirrors 93
- Remote Control 94
- Storage Compartments 95
- Seat Side Pockets 96
- Coinholder and Bin 96
- Lighter 97
- Convertible Top 98
- Opening 99
- Rear Window 101
- Removing 102
- Lowering and Raising 104
- Removing and Installing 109
- Preparing the 110
- Storage 110
- Instrument 112
- Cluster 114
- NOTICE: 115
- Warning 116
- Air Bag Readiness Light 117
- Charging 117
- -JTION: 118
- CAUTION: 119
- Coolant 120
- Flashing 122
- Pressure 123
- CAUTIPN: 124
- Overdrive 125
- Equipped) 125
- Indicator Light 125
- Section 127
- Comfort Controls 128
- (Option) 129
- Heating 130
- Ventilation System 130
- Defogging and 131
- ON-VOL: 133
- Stereo with Cassette 137
- Compact 137
- Playing 140
- Theft-Deterrent Feature 141
- Compact Discs 145
- Your Driving and the Road 147
- Defensive Driving 148
- Drunken Driving 148
- 300,000 149
- CAUTIOl 151
- Control 152
- Braking 152
- Anti-Lock 153
- Braking in Emergencies 155
- Steering 156
- Emergencies 157
- Off-Road 158
- Passing 158
- Guidelines 161
- CAUTIOI 162
- Environmental Concerns 163
- Traveling to Remote Areas 163
- Scanning 165
- Terrain 165
- Driving 166
- Off-Road Hills 166
- Approaching 166
- &.’ 168
- &.' 169
- Downhill 170
- Driving Across an Incline 171
- Incline 173
- Mud, Sand 174
- Driving at Night 176
- Driving in Rain and on 178
- Before Leaving 183
- Highway Hypnosis 184
- Hill and Mountain 184
- Winter Driving 186
- Snow or 187
- -1tional Vehicle 190
- Vehicle 193
- Trailer 196
- Trailer Tongue 197
- Total Weight 198
- Your Vehicle’s Tires 198
- Hitches 198
- Safety Chains 199
- Trailer Brakes 199
- Driving with a Trailer 199
- Turn Signals When Towing 201
- Driving On Grades 201
- Parking on Hills 201
- Problems 203
- Hazard Warning Flashers 204
- NEUTRAL 211
- Engine Overheating 215
- Coming From Your Engine 216
- Cooling 217
- Changing 225
- Removing the 226
- Spare Tire 229
- Rocking Your Vehicle 237
- Get It Out 237
- Using the Recovery Hooks 237
- Service 240
- Filling Your Tank 243
- Checking Things Under the 245
- ~~~ ~~~~~~ 250
- Cleaner 252
- Automatic Transmission 254
- (lO"C) 256
- Manual Transmission Fluid 257
- Clutch Adjustment 259
- Four-wheel 260
- 'I 264
- Windshield Washer Fluid 265
- Open the cap with the washer 266
- Brake Pedal Travel 270
- Brake Adjustment 270
- Battery 271
- Replacement 271
- Headlamps 272
- Sidemarker Lamps 274
- Rear Sidemarker 275
- Combination 276
- Door Models 277
- Convertible Models 277
- Dome Lamp 277
- Tire Inspection 280
- Rotation 280
- Uniform Tire 283
- Grading 283
- Wheel Replacement 284
- See “Changing a Flat 285
- Cleaning the Inside 287
- Using Solvent-Type Cleaner 288
- Fabric Protection 288
- Special Cleaning Problems 288
- Cleaning Vinyl 289
- Cleaning the 289
- Care of Safety Belts 290
- Cleaning Glass Surf :es 290
- Cleaning the Outside 290
- Weatherstrips 291
- Your Geo 291
- Windows 292
- Cleaning Aluminum Wheels 293
- (If Equipped) 293
- Cleaning Tires 293
- Sheet Metal Damage 293
- Finish Damage 294
- Underbody Maintenance 294
- Chemical Paint Spotting 294
- Electrical System 296
- Main Fuse 299
- Capacities 300
- Specifications 300
- Capacities (Approximate) 301
- Refrigerants 302
- Maintenance Schedule 303
- Introduction 304
- Scheduled Maintenance 306
- Services 306
- Short Trip/City Definition 307
- Short Trip/City Intervals 307
- Maintenance 308
- Footnotes 311
- SERVICED 312
- (Continued) 313
- ISERVICED 314
- TripKity 318
- An Emission Control Service 319
- Emission Control Service 319
- ACTUAL MILEAGE SERVICED 323
- Trir’city 326
- Emission 327
- 100,000 335
- Elnission 341
- Emissiorl 343
- Stmice 343
- Schedule 345
- Control Service 347
- Owner Checks 351
- At Least Twice 352
- Least Once 352
- "TION: 354
- Inspections 355
- (Four-wheel Drive) Service 356
- Brake System Inspection 356
- Clutch System Service 356
- Recommended Fluids 357
- Maintenance Record 359
- Maintenance Record 360
- Customer Assistance for 364
- Telephone 364
- Chevrolet/Geo Roadside 365
- Assistance Program 365
- Courtesy 366
- Courtesy Transportation 367
- Canada 368
- Dispute Resolution Program 369
- Warranty Information 370
- REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS 370
- TO THE UNITED STATES 370
- GOVERNMENT 370
- ORDERING 372
- Credit Card 373
- 376
- Fetbric 378
- Service Station Checkpoint 386
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