Owner's Manual
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... 9 4 BATTERY CHARGING .SYSTEM P LIGHTER ( ) @ C.OOLANT HURN WINDOW DEFOGGER REAR a (@) SPEAKER b @A ENGINE OIL . .PRESSURE4- These.symbals $re importarit fQryau:.ari-d your vehicle. CQULD .CAUSE BURNS AVOID SPARKS:OR FLAMES SPARK-OR FLAME COULD EXPLODE BATTERY .x fi Q DQOR LOCK UNLO.CK TURN. 1 :he symbols you may .find on...-TECT EYES BY 9HlELDlNw CAUSTIC: BATTERY ACID. FUEL FOG LAMPS $0 VENTILATING FAN ANTI-LOCK BRAKES I passerrgers whcn&er yQw vehicle is driven : These symb.ols haye t9 dci with your 1i @its : WINDSHIELD Q WlP.ER These symbolsare us,ed on your -
... 9 4 BATTERY CHARGING .SYSTEM P LIGHTER ( ) @ C.OOLANT HURN WINDOW DEFOGGER REAR a (@) SPEAKER b @A ENGINE OIL . .PRESSURE4- These.symbals $re importarit fQryau:.ari-d your vehicle. CQULD .CAUSE BURNS AVOID SPARKS:OR FLAMES SPARK-OR FLAME COULD EXPLODE BATTERY .x fi Q DQOR LOCK UNLO.CK TURN. 1 :he symbols you may .find on...-TECT EYES BY 9HlELDlNw CAUSTIC: BATTERY ACID. FUEL FOG LAMPS $0 VENTILATING FAN ANTI-LOCK BRAKES I passerrgers whcn&er yQw vehicle is driven : These symb.ols haye t9 dci with your 1i @its : WINDSHIELD Q WlP.ER These symbolsare us,ed on your -
Owner's Manual
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the vehic-le:The rider. it .could.be the windshield ... The pers.on keeps going. In a real vehicle; until stopped by something. G.et i-tup to speed. The.n stop . doesn't stop .
the vehic-le:The rider. it .could.be the windshield ... The pers.on keeps going. In a real vehicle; until stopped by something. G.et i-tup to speed. The.n stop . doesn't stop .
Owner's Manual
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You get more time to stop over more distance, and your strongest bonestake the .forces..That's why safety belts make. With safety belts, you slow down as the vehicle does. or.the instrument panel .., or the safety belts! such good sense, , . You stop .
You get more time to stop over more distance, and your strongest bonestake the .forces..That's why safety belts make. With safety belts, you slow down as the vehicle does. or.the instrument panel .., or the safety belts! such good sense, , . You stop .
Owner's Manual
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one: air.bag. far the -driverand another air bag for the right fr-ontpassenger. the bdt .and your vehicle, Here are the mrj'st importantthings-to knuw &out the air g system: 1111s. B-eforeyou..closethe-daor,be sure.the belt is out of the w.ay. if you .dam the doat on it, you can damage.-both. a t p To-unlatch the belt, ju.st.pu.shthe bu.ttm o n the-buckle. The belt shoutd go-backout of the way. Your Chevrolet has .two air bags -- .AirBag S,ystem explains the .air bag system.
one: air.bag. far the -driverand another air bag for the right fr-ontpassenger. the bdt .and your vehicle, Here are the mrj'st importantthings-to knuw &out the air g system: 1111s. B-eforeyou..closethe-daor,be sure.the belt is out of the w.ay. if you .dam the doat on it, you can damage.-both. a t p To-unlatch the belt, ju.st.pu.shthe bu.ttm o n the-buckle. The belt shoutd go-backout of the way. Your Chevrolet has .two air bags -- .AirBag S,ystem explains the .air bag system.
Owner's Manual
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If your vehicle has a bench seat, someone can sit in a center seating position, you ever had to unbuckle the safety belt quickly if you have a lap safety belt, ...
If your vehicle has a bench seat, someone can sit in a center seating position, you ever had to unbuckle the safety belt quickly if you have a lap safety belt, ...
Owner's Manual
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... crashes than thase.who are . Pick up an the latch.plate to tfie wbdgws have lap-shgulder be thrown out of the vebick in the vehicle who are wearing safety b.elts-. e wearingsafety 'belts. And they can be .11~. The shoulder be1.t may lock if you . The positions next to make sure...
... crashes than thase.who are . Pick up an the latch.plate to tfie wbdgws have lap-shgulder be thrown out of the vebick in the vehicle who are wearing safety b.elts-. e wearingsafety 'belts. And they can be .11~. The shoulder be1.t may lock if you . The positions next to make sure...
Owner's Manual
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... injuries. Instead, the belt will saywhether it should always be restrained in a child or infant restraint. A very young child's hip bones. In-fact, thdaw in a vehicle. In a crash, the belt would apply force right on the hips, as it is always properly restraine.d in a chiid or i-nfant restriaint. So, be restrained...
... injuries. Instead, the belt will saywhether it should always be restrained in a child or infant restraint. A very young child's hip bones. In-fact, thdaw in a vehicle. In a crash, the belt would apply force right on the hips, as it is always properly restraine.d in a chiid or i-nfant restriaint. So, be restrained...
Owner's Manual
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heavy you can't hold . example, ina crash For at only 25 mph (40 km/h), a 12-lb. (5.5 kg) baby will become a 240-lb..(I10 kg) force on your arms while riding in an infant restraint. During a crash a baby will suddenIy become so CAUTION: (C.ontinued) -- 1 A baby doesn't weigh much until a crash. Never hold a.baby in your arms. The baby would be almost impossible to hold it. Secure the baby in a vehicle.
heavy you can't hold . example, ina crash For at only 25 mph (40 km/h), a 12-lb. (5.5 kg) baby will become a 240-lb..(I10 kg) force on your arms while riding in an infant restraint. During a crash a baby will suddenIy become so CAUTION: (C.ontinued) -- 1 A baby doesn't weigh much until a crash. Never hold a.baby in your arms. The baby would be almost impossible to hold it. Secure the baby in a vehicle.
Owner's Manual
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should .sit pn the vehicle'sseat ~ u s h I and 1 e vel te"fety belts. 1. if the top af my chil$s:shaulders i s above the highest slots are child.restraint. 0; Ldwer the-childrestraint cushion. Ingtea:d,,the child shmlldn't use~this. At A child whose.shoulder.$, above What the highest p.airdf slots;?
should .sit pn the vehicle'sseat ~ u s h I and 1 e vel te"fety belts. 1. if the top af my chil$s:shaulders i s above the highest slots are child.restraint. 0; Ldwer the-childrestraint cushion. Ingtea:d,,the child shmlldn't use~this. At A child whose.shoulder.$, above What the highest p.airdf slots;?
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Securing a. WARNING! SNUGLY ADJUST THi? FAIJXBE TO..FoLLoWTHE MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS ON THE USE UF THIS CHILD IUESTM.INT SYSTEM CAN RESULT IN YOUR CHILD STRIKING THE VEHICLE'S INTERIOR DURING A.SUDDEN'STOP OR CRASH. Don't use the child restraigt% hqness -(E)to use the vehicle's safety belts. B'ELTS'PROVIDEDWITH THIS C.€iILDRESTRAINT AROUND YOUR CHILD. Child i 'theBuilt-In Child n Restraint . . - 1 Now that fhe hamess is adjusted to the cfifiect height fbr your child, you're ready to secure your child,.
Securing a. WARNING! SNUGLY ADJUST THi? FAIJXBE TO..FoLLoWTHE MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS ON THE USE UF THIS CHILD IUESTM.INT SYSTEM CAN RESULT IN YOUR CHILD STRIKING THE VEHICLE'S INTERIOR DURING A.SUDDEN'STOP OR CRASH. Don't use the child restraigt% hqness -(E)to use the vehicle's safety belts. B'ELTS'PROVIDEDWITH THIS C.€iILDRESTRAINT AROUND YOUR CHILD. Child i 'theBuilt-In Child n Restraint . . - 1 Now that fhe hamess is adjusted to the cfifiect height fbr your child, you're ready to secure your child,.
Owner's Manual
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... bag:if it go back all the-way. En the center.fjrontseat. It'salways better to work. To remove-lhe child regtraht, just unbuckle the vehicle's safety belt and let it inflates. See the earlier-part:&out the:tup strap if therchild restraint has .one;. for-.aa adult of Iarger chi1...
... bag:if it go back all the-way. En the center.fjrontseat. It'salways better to work. To remove-lhe child regtraht, just unbuckle the vehicle's safety belt and let it inflates. See the earlier-part:&out the:tup strap if therchild restraint has .one;. for-.aa adult of Iarger chi1...
Owner's Manual
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Push and pull the child restraint in different directions to set the lock. 7. way. Pull the rest of the -shoulderbelt all the. 6. T remove the child restraint, just unbuckle the vehicle's O safety belt and let it issecu-re. To tighten the belt, feed the slzornlder belt back into the retractor while you push down.-onthe- The safety belt will move.freely .again and be sure it go back all the way out of the retractor to be ready to work for an adult or larger child passenger. child restraint. 8.
Push and pull the child restraint in different directions to set the lock. 7. way. Pull the rest of the -shoulderbelt all the. 6. T remove the child restraint, just unbuckle the vehicle's O safety belt and let it issecu-re. To tighten the belt, feed the slzornlder belt back into the retractor while you push down.-onthe- The safety belt will move.freely .again and be sure it go back all the way out of the retractor to be ready to work for an adult or larger child passenger. child restraint. 8.
Owner's Manual
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a Children who aren't buckle'd up can str,ike.other people who have outgruwn child.r~stra~nts-'should wear the vehicle's safety belts. Chiidren who are.
a Children who aren't buckle'd up can str,ike.other people who have outgruwn child.r~stra~nts-'should wear the vehicle's safety belts. Chiidren who are.
Owner's Manual
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.... only-oneperson at a time. - &= What if a chiJdiswearing,alap-shoulaeer belt, , but be crushed together A and seriously injured.. Move the child toward the center of the vehicle, but the &iId is still very close.to the child'sface or neck, you might want.to the child's face or neck? same beIt. the...
.... only-oneperson at a time. - &= What if a chiJdiswearing,alap-shoulaeer belt, , but be crushed together A and seriously injured.. Move the child toward the center of the vehicle, but the &iId is still very close.to the child'sface or neck, you might want.to the child's face or neck? same beIt. the...
Owner's Manual
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They could be. e Section 2 Features and Controls Le.avingy0un.gchildren tn a vehicle with young:children, for A child or others~ could operate..power windows or other .controlsor even make.the.vehicle move.Don't 1eave:thekeys-ina vehicle.with the ignition key is.dasgg-rons many reasons. badly injured or even killed.
They could be. e Section 2 Features and Controls Le.avingy0un.gchildren tn a vehicle with young:children, for A child or others~ could operate..power windows or other .controlsor even make.the.vehicle move.Don't 1eave:thekeys-ina vehicle.with the ignition key is.dasgg-rons many reasons. badly injured or even killed.
Owner's Manual
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E c,-l be dange- - That will'furce outsideair into y:owvehicle.. instrumeat pa.nel-, .open bemuse carbon monoxide (CO)gas:can come inta your vehicle. a Turn the.fan-onyour heating or coding system to drive with the trunk li-dopen or if f eIectri6al wiring or Other cable coaxnextions must pass ...
E c,-l be dange- - That will'furce outsideair into y:owvehicle.. instrumeat pa.nel-, .open bemuse carbon monoxide (CO)gas:can come inta your vehicle. a Turn the.fan-onyour heating or coding system to drive with the trunk li-dopen or if f eIectri6al wiring or Other cable coaxnextions must pass ...
Owner's Manual
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... driveline components from i-mprnperoperation; may have a sh.i,ftlevepm th.e Steering Golurnn 0.1.-the console between the seats. 6n Maximum engine speed.is lilnited on automatic transaxle vehicles, w h m ycsu're- I lg$. .he cord'hto.anungrounded outlet could cause an electrical.shock.Also, the wro.ng kind of-extension cord.coaldoverheat and cause a fire...
... driveline components from i-mprnperoperation; may have a sh.i,ftlevepm th.e Steering Golurnn 0.1.-the console between the seats. 6n Maximum engine speed.is lilnited on automatic transaxle vehicles, w h m ycsu're- I lg$. .he cord'hto.anungrounded outlet could cause an electrical.shock.Also, the wro.ng kind of-extension cord.coaldoverheat and cause a fire...
Owner's Manual
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enghe-running, the.vehicle If you have -to replace them, and you .are towing .a trailer and ~ e '=6fi ~ hill, any ~ ~ see '&Towing Trailer" in PARK (PI with the. It Can ...
enghe-running, the.vehicle If you have -to replace them, and you .are towing .a trailer and ~ e '=6fi ~ hill, any ~ ~ see '&Towing Trailer" in PARK (PI with the. It Can ...
Owner's Manual
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It can be iujured. Don't leave your vehicle. Hold ifi.tbe'button on the lever, and push.:the lever all .the way townrd the fro.~t &your vehicle with the engine.running unless you ieme the vehtde with the.parkingbrake firmIy s:et.And, if you haw to leave-yourvel :le,with the engin@ runnin-g.Your vehicle-ajulrl :move suddenly if the 5.h8-tlever is not fully in PARK (P) with the engine running,'itcmld overheat md men^ catch fie. You.or.&he$s could be d gerons to .
It can be iujured. Don't leave your vehicle. Hold ifi.tbe'button on the lever, and push.:the lever all .the way townrd the fro.~t &your vehicle with the engine.running unless you ieme the vehtde with the.parkingbrake firmIy s:et.And, if you haw to leave-yourvel :le,with the engin@ runnin-g.Your vehicle-ajulrl :move suddenly if the 5.h8-tlever is not fully in PARK (P) with the engine running,'itcmld overheat md men^ catch fie. You.or.&he$s could be d gerons to .
Owner's Manual
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Don't park over papers, leaves, dry grass or other thingsthat can burn codd touch.hotexhaust parts under your vehicle and ignite.. A Clir I Things that can burn. 2-23
Don't park over papers, leaves, dry grass or other thingsthat can burn codd touch.hotexhaust parts under your vehicle and ignite.. A Clir I Things that can burn. 2-23