1994 Pontiac Bonneville Owner's Manual - Page 285

1994 Pontiac Bonneville Manual

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Index 1iestraints. Child ...30 1Xestraints. Head ...10 1ietained Accessory Power ...53 1Xoads. Hill andMountain ...153 IZoadsideAssistanceProgram ...270 Iiocking Your Vehicle ...192 Iiotation. Tire ...225 ...226 Wheels ...228 IZeplacing 1ieporting Safety Defects ...269 1ieplacing Tires Safety Belts ...11 Adults ...16 Center Passenger Position ...25 39 Checking ...Child Restraints ...30 Child Restraints-How to Install Them ...29. 30 Child Restraints. Where to Put ...30 Children ...29. 37 Cleaning ...232 Driver Position ...16 Extender ...39 How to Wear ...16 Lap-Shoulder Belt ...16 Passenger Belts ...25 Pregnancy.UseDuring ...24 Questions & . Answers ...15. 18. 19. 40 Rear SafetyBelts ...26 ReminderLight ...15 Replacement ...39 RightFront.AdultPassenger ...25 SmallerChildrenandBabies ...29 Top Strap ...31 Torn ...40 Twisted ...19 Warning Light ...11 Why You Should Wear Safety Belts ...12 Safety Defects. Reporting ...269 Scheduled Maintenance Services ...249 Seat Belts (see "Safety Belts") Seat Controls ...8 Adjustment ...8 Adjustable Support Seat ...9 Head Restraints ...10 Manual Front Seat ...8 ManualRecliningSeatback ...9 Power Seat ...8 Seats ...8 Service Engine Soon Light (Malfunction Indicator Lamp) ...96 Service Information ...194.271 Service Parts Identification Label . . 237 Service Publications ...27 1 Service Publications Order Form ...275 ServiceStationInformation ...288 SettingtheClock ...120 Setting the Trip Odometer ...90 SheetMetal Damage ...234 Shifting Into "P" (Park) ...62 Shifting Out of " P ' (Park) ...64 ShiftingtheAutomaticTransaxle ...56 Signaling Turns ...68 SIR (Air Bag) ...20 Skidding ...147 Snowstorm. If You're Caught in a . . 156 SoundEquipment.Adding ...120. 237 Sound Systems (see "Audio Systems") Spare Tire. Compact ...191 Specifications and Capacities ...242 Speed Control (see "Cruise Control") Speedometer & Odometer ...90 Stains.Removing ...231 StandardClimateControl ...112 Starting Your Engine ...53 Starting Your Vehicle if the Battery is Dead ("Jump Starting") Steering In Emergencies ...145 Off-Road Recovery ...146 Power ...144 Tips ...144 VariableEffort ...144 SteeringWheel.Tilt ...67 Steering Wheel Controls for Audio Systems ...131 Stereo Sound Systems(see "Audio Systems") Storage 82 Armrest ...Convenience Net ...51 Door Cup Holder ...82 Glove Box ...52 RearCompartment ...83 m0.284

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Index
1
I
1
1
1
1
1
I
I
I
ieplacing Tires
................
226
Zeplacing
Wheels
..............
228
ieporting Safety Defects
.........
269
iestraints. Child
.................
30
Xestraints.
Head
.................
10
ietained Accessory Power
.........
53
Xoads.
Hill
and Mountain
........
153
Zoadside Assistance Program
.....
270
iocking Your Vehicle
...........
192
iotation. Tire
..................
225
Safety Belts
...................
11
Adults
......................
16
Checking
....................
39
Child Restraints
..............
30
Child Restraints-How
to
Install Them
.............
29. 30
Child Restraints. Where to Put
...
30
Children
.................
29. 37
Cleaning
...................
232
Driver
Position
...............
16
Extender
....................
39
How to Wear
.................
16
Lap-Shoulder
Belt
............
16
Passenger Belts
...............
25
Pregnancy. Use During
.........
24
Questions
&
.
Answers
..........
15.
18.
19. 40
Rear Safety Belts
.............
26
Reminder Light
...............
15
Center Passenger Position
. . . . . . .
25
Replacement
.................
39
Right Front. Adult Passenger
....
25
Smaller Children and Babies
....
29
Top Strap
....................
31
Torn
........................
40
Twisted
.....................
19
Warning
Light
................
11
Why
You
Should
Wear
Safety Belts
................
12
Safety Defects. Reporting
........
269
Scheduled Maintenance Services
. . .
249
Seat Belts (see “Safety Belts”)
Seat Controls
....................
8
Adjustment
...................
8
Head Restraints
...............
10
Manual Front Seat
..............
8
Power Seat
...................
8
Seats
...........................
8
Service Engine Soon
Light
Service Information
.........
194. 271
Service Parts Identification Label
.
.
237
Service Publications
.............
27 1
Service Publications Order Form
...
275
Service Station Information
.......
288
Setting
the Clock
...............
120
Setting the Trip Odometer
.........
90
Sheet Metal Damage
............
234
Shifting Into
“P”
(Park)
...........
62
Shifting Out of
“P’
(Park)
.........
64
Adjustable Support Seat
.........
9
Manual Reclining Seatback
......
9
(Malfunction Indicator Lamp)
.....
96
Shifting the Automatic Transaxle
...
56
Signaling
Turns
.................
68
SIR (Air Bag)
...................
20
Skidding
......................
147
Snowstorm. If You’re Caught
in
a
.
.
156
Sound Equipment. Adding
. . . .
120. 237
Sound
Systems
(see
“Audio
Systems”)
Spare Tire. Compact
.............
191
Speed
Control (see “Cruise
Control”)
Speedometer
&
Odometer
.........
90
Stains. Removing
...............
231
StandardClimateControl
.........
112
Starting Your Engine
.............
53
Starting Your
Vehicle
if
the
Battery
is
Steering
Specifications and Capacities
......
242
Dead (“Jump Starting”)
In
Emergencies
..............
145
Off-Road
Recovery
..........
146
Power
.....................
144
Tips
.......................
144
Variable Effort
...............
144
Steering Wheel. Tilt
..............
67
Steering
Wheel
Controls
for
Audio
Systems
.....................
131
Stereo
Sound
Systems (see “Audio
Systems”)
Storage
Armrest
.....................
82
Convenience Net
..............
51
Door Cup Holder
.............
82
Glove Box
...................
52
Rear Compartment
............
83
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