1993 Chevrolet Lumina Owner's Manual - Page 162

Your Drivingand the Road Driving with a Trailer (CONT.) When towing a trailer, green arrows Driving On Grades the Making Turns on your instrument panel will flash for Reduce speed and shift to a lower gear When you're turning with a trailer, or make wider turns thannormal. Do this turns even if the bulbs on thetrailer are before you start down a long steep burned out. Thus, you may think you downgrade. If you don't shift down, so your trailer won't strike soft drivers behind you are seeing your might have to use your brakesso much shoulders, curbs, road signs, trees, or signal when they not. It's important that they would get and no longer are hot other objects. Avoid jerky or sudden to check occasionally to be sure the work well. maneuvers. Signal wellin advance. trailer bulbsare still working. On a long uphill grade, shift down and Turn Signals When Towing Trailer a Your vehicle has bulb warning .lights. reduce your speed around 45 mph to When you tow a trailer, your vehicle has When you plugtrailer lightsinto your (70 W h ) to reduce the possibility of to have a differentturn signal flasher vehicle's lighting system, its bulb engine and transaxle overheating. and extra wiring.The green arrowson warning lightsmay not let you know if If you are towing a trailer and you have your instrument panel will flash one of your lights goesout. So, when an automatic transaxle with Overdrive, whenever you signal aturn or lane you have trailer lights plugged in, be (or, change. Properly hooked up, the trailer sure to check your vehicle and trailer it's best to drive in D instead of as you needto, a lower gear). This will lights will also flash, telling other lights from time time to be sure to minimize heat build-up extend the and drivers you're about turn,change to they're all working. Once you life of your transaxle. lanes or stop. disconnect the trailer lights, the bulb warning lights again can tell if one you of your vehicle lightsis out. I60