1994 Pontiac Bonneville Owner's Manual - Page 103

1994 Pontiac Bonneville Manual

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Features & Controls Oi/ Pressure Gage(OPTION) (CONK) Driving your vehicle with low oil pressure can cause extensive engine damage. H230! Voltmeter (omoN) Vhen the engine is running, the gage hows the condition of the charging ystem. Readings between the red Iarning zones indicate the normal perating range. 300St Gage (OPTION) I I NOTICE: Ih lo I Damage to your engine from neglected oil problems can be costly and is not covered by your warranty. Leadings in either red warning zone possible problem in the electrical ystem. The "CHECK GAGES' light will s: a lso come on, and a warning chime will SIound. Have your vehcle serviced irmediately. illdicate a khicles equipped with the supercharged ngine have this boost gage thatindicates acuum during light to moderate throttle nd boost under heavier throttle. The gage isplays the air pressure level in psi going ]to the engine's combustion chamber. 'hegage is automatically centered at zero si every time the engine is started. ,ctual vacuum or boost is displayedfrom lis zero point. Changes in ambient ressure, such as driving in mountains nd changing weather, will slightly hange the zero reading. Vhen your engine is not running, but the pition is on (in the "Run" position), the age shows your battery's state of charge I DC volts. ...102

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Features
&
Controls
Oi/
Pressure
Gage
(OPTION)
(CONK)
Driving your vehicle with
low oil
pressure can cause extensive engine
damage.
I h
I
I
NOTICE:
I
Damage to your engine from
neglected oil problems can be costly
and is not covered by your warranty.
.
. .
102
l o
il
s:
a
ir
SI
H230!
Voltmeter (omoN)
Vhen the
engine is running, the gage
hows the condition of the charging
ystem. Readings between the red
Iarning zones indicate the normal
perating range.
Leadings
in
either
red
warning
zone
ldicate
a
possible
problem in the
electrical
ystem. The “CHECK
GAGES’
light
will
lso
come on, and a warning
chime
will
ound.
Have
your vehcle serviced
mediately.
Vhen your engine is not running, but the
pition is on (in the “Run” position), the
age shows your battery’s state
of
charge
I
DC volts.
300St
Gage
(OPTION)
khicles equipped with the supercharged
ngine have this boost
gage
that
indicates
acuum during light to moderate throttle
nd boost under
heavier throttle. The gage
isplays the air pressure level in psi going
]to the engine’s
combustion
chamber.
‘he gage is automatically centered at zero
si
every time the engine
is
started.
,ctual
vacuum or boost
is
displayed
from
lis zero point.
Changes
in
ambient
ressure, such as driving in mountains
nd changing weather,
will slightly
hange the zero reading.