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-._ HEAT When outside temperatures are cold, push "HEAT". This will send most of the heated air through theducts near the floor. The rest will come out of the defroster vents and side window defogger vents. Defogging and Defrosting There are two settings for clearing your windows. For each setting, adjust the temperature control as desired. The air conditioner compressor will run in these settings to remove moisture from the air when the temperature is above freezing. To rapidly defrost the windshield, slide the temperature control lever all the way to the right and press the BLEND: This setting allows half of the air to flow to the floor heater ducts, and half to go to the windshield and side window vents located in the windshield pillars. Use this setting to warm passengers while keeping the windshield clear. The setting directs 90% of the air through the defroster vents and the side window vents, and 10% to the floor. w button. Adjust the fan to the highest speed. Your vehicle is equipped with side window defogger vents located on the window pillar. For additional side window defogging, push the "BI-LEV" button, set the fan control at high speed and aim the side vents on the instrument panel toward the side windows. For increased air flow to the side vents. close the center vents. w 91 ...

Section	Page
Table of Contents	3
Introduction How to Use this Manual	8
Seats & Safety Belts	11
Seats and Seat Controls	12
Safety Belts	15
How to Wear Safety Belts Properly	20
Driver Position	20
Safety Belt Use During Pregnancy	24
Right Front Passenger Position	24
Center Passenger Position	25
Rear Seat Passengers	26
Children	32
Smaller Children and Babies	32
Child Restraints	33
Larger Children	43
Safety Belt Extender	44
Replacing Safety Belts After a Crash	45
Features & Controls	47
Keys	48
Door Locks	49
Glove Box	53
Ignition	54
Starting Your Engine	54
Engine Coolant Heater	56
Shifting the Transaxle	57
Pump-To-Set Parking Brake	60
Shifting into Park	61
Windows	65
Turn Signal/Multifunction Lever	66
Cruise Control	67
Windshield Wipers	70
Windshield Washer	71
Headlights	72
Interior Lights	74
Mirrors	75
Storage Compartments	77
Ashtrays and Lighter	78
Instrument Panel	80
Warning Lights Gages and Indicators	84
Comfort Controls & Audio Systems	91
Heater and Air Conditioning Controls	92
Rear Window Defogger	94
Setting the Clock	96
AM/FM Stereo Radio	96
AM/FM Stereo Radio with Cassette Player	98
AM/FM Stereo Radio with Cassette Player and Bose Speakers	100
AM/FM Stereo with Compact Disc Player	102
Understanding Radio Reception	104
Care of Your Cassette Tape Player	104
Care of Your Compact Discs	105
Fixed Mast Antenna	105
Your Driving and the Road	107
Defensive Driving	108
Drunken Driving	108
Control of a Vehicle	110
Braking	111
Anti-Lock Brakes	111
Steering Tips	113
Steering in Emergencies	114
Passing	115
Driving at Night	117
Driving in the Rain	118
City Driving	120
Freeway Driving	120
Hill and Mountain Roads	122
Winter Driving	123
Towing a Trailer	126
Problems on the Road	133
Hazard Warning Flashers	134
Jump Starting	135
Towing Your Chevrolet	138
Engine Overheating	142
If a Tire Goes Flat	149
Changing a Flat Tire	150
Compact Spare Tire	156
If You’re Stuck: In Sand, Mud, Ice or Snow	157
Service & Appearance Care	159
Service	160
Fuel	161
Hood Release	164
Engine Oil	168
Air Cleaner	172
Transaxle Fluid	173
Engine Coolant	175
Power Steering Fluid	177
Windshield Washer Fluid	178
Brakes	181
Battery	181
Bulb Replacement	182
Windshield Wiper Blade Replacement	186
Loading Your Vehicle	187
Tires	188
Appearance Care	194
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)	201
Add-on Electrical Equipment	201
Fuses & Circuit Breakers	202
Capacities and Specifications	208
Replacement Bulbs	209
Normal Maintenance Replacement Parts	211
Maintenance Schedule	213
A Word About Maintenance	214
Your Vehicle and the Environment	214
How This Part is Organized	214
A. Scheduled Maintenance Services	215
Using Your Maintenance Schedules	215
Selecting the Right Schedule	215
Schedule I	216
Schedule II	218
Explanation of Scheduled Maintenance Services	220
B. Owner Checks & Services	222
At Each Fuel Fill	222
At Least Once a Month	223
At Least Once a Year	223
C. Periodic Maintenance Inspections	225
D. Recommended Fluids & Lubricants	226
E. Maintenance Record	228
Customer Assistance Information	231
Customer Satisfaction Procedure	232
Customer Assistance for the Hearing or Speech Impaired	233
BBB Mediation Arbitration Program	233
Reporting Safety Defects	234
Chevrolet Roadside Assistance Program	235
Service Publications	236

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- . _

HEAT

When outside temperatures are

cold, push

“HEAT”. This

will

send

most

of the heated

air

through

the ducts near

the

floor. The rest

will come out of the

defroster vents

and

side

window defogger

vents.

Defogging and Defrosting

There are two settings for clearing your

windows.

For

each setting, adjust the

temperature

control as desired. The air

conditioner compressor

will

run

these

settings to remove moisture

from

the air

when

the temperature is above freezing.

BLEND:

This setting allows half

of the

air to flow to

the floor heater ducts, and

half to go

to the windshield

and

side

window

vents

located

the

windshield

pillars.

Use

this setting to

warm

passengers

while

keeping

the

windshield

clear.

The

setting directs

90%

of the air

through the defroster vents

and

the

side

window

vents,

and

10%

the

floor.

To rapidly

defrost the windshield, slide

the

temperature

control

lever all the

way

the

right

and

press

the

button.

Adjust

the

fan

the

highest speed.

Your vehicle is equipped

with

side

window defogger vents

located

the

window

pillar.

For

additional

side

window

defogging,

push

the

“BI-LEV”

button,

set

the

fan

control

high

speed

and

aim

the

side

vents

the

instrument

panel

toward

the

side

windows.

For

increased air flow

the

side

vents.

the

center

vents.

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