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Your
Buick
Comfort Control System
The air conditioner and heater work best if you keep
your windows closed while using them. Your vehicle
also has the flow-through ventilation system described
later in this section.
Lever Controls:
The upper lever changes the functions
of your system. The lower lever changes the temperature
of the air coming through the system.
The lever next to the fan symbol selects the force of air
you want.
To
turn the fan
off,
move the upper lever
to
the
OFF
Air Conditioning
The upper lever has three air conditioner settings. On
very hot days, open the windows long enough to let hot
inside air escape. This reduces the amount of work your
air conditioner's compressor will have to do, which
should help fuel economy.
MAX:
Provides maximum cooling with the least
amount of work. This setting recirculates much
of
the
air inside your vehicle
so
it maximizes your air
conditioner's performance and fuel economy.
NORM
(Normal):
Use for normal cooling on hot days.
This setting cools outside air and directs it through the
instrument panel outlets.
BI-LEV (Bi-Level):
Use this
on
cool, but sunny days.
This setting brings in the outside air, and directs it in
two ways. The cool air is directed to the upper portion
of
your body through the instrument panel outlets, and
warmed air is directed through the heater ducts and
defroster vents. At times this temperature difference
may be more apparent than others.
The air conditioner compressor operates in all Air
Conditioning positions, and in Defrost when the outside
temperature is above about 40°F (4.5"C).
position.
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- Century 1
- Buick Century 3
- Owner's Manual 3
- French Language Manual: 4
- Division 5
- Walter Marr and Thomas 6
- William 6
- (Billy) 6
- Touring 7
- Buick’s Test Hill 7
- Roadmaster 8
- Buick Special 9
- Contents 11
- Safety Warnings 12
- Symbols 12
- Vehicle 14
- Seats and Restraint Systems 15
- Seats and Seat Controls 16
- Power Seat (Option) 17
- Reclining Front Seatback 17
- Head Restraints 19
- Folding Rear Seats (Wagon) 19
- Folding Second 20
- Safety Belts: They’re 24
- Everyone 24
- Why Safety Belts 25
- Safety Belt Warning Light 30
- Driver Position 31
- @' 36
- &." 38
- Readiness 40
- Where is the air bag? 41
- Safety Belt 44
- During Pregnancy 44
- Position 45
- Lap-Shoulder Belt 47
- Children 50
- Smaller Children and Babies 51
- Restraints 52
- Top Strap 53
- Outside Position 53
- Securing 56
- Child Restraint in 56
- Center Seat 56
- Child Restraint in the Right 57
- Front Seat 57
- 12340286 58
- Safety Belt Extender 65
- Checking 65
- Restraint Systems 65
- Features 67
- Controls 67
- &L 68
- Remote Keyless 70
- Operation 71
- Battery Replacement 72
- Ignition 76
- Parking at Night 76
- Parking Lots 76
- Positions 77
- Engine Coolant Heater 80
- Parking 84
- Shifting 85
- Leaving 86
- Vehicle With the Engine 86
- Running 86
- Windows 89
- Power Windows (Option) 89
- Tilt Wheel 90
- SignallHeadlight Beam Lever 91
- Headlight High-Low Beam 93
- Windshield Washer 94
- Cruise Control (Option) 96
- Set Cruise Control 97
- Resume a Set Speed 98
- Control 98
- Get Out 100
- Cruise Control 100
- Headlight ccOn99 Warning 101
- Reading 102
- Mirrors 104
- (Option) 105
- Convenience Net (Option) 107
- Carrier (Option) 108
- NOTICE: 109
- Storage Armrest (Option) 109
- (Wagon) 110
- The Instrument 112
- Information 112
- Warning Lights, Gages and 113
- Indicators 113
- Anti-Lock Brake 116
- TRACTION 117
- SERVICE 118
- Voltage Indicator 121
- Comfort Controls and 123
- Systems 123
- Comfort Control System 124
- Ventilation 125
- Heating 125
- Defrosting 125
- Rear Window Defogger 125
- 130
- Cassette Tape 132
- Compact 134
- Stop/Play 135
- Player Anti-Theft Feature 136
- Cassette Tape Player 138
- Your Compact 138
- Fixed Mast Antenna 138
- Your Driving and the Road 141
- Defensive Driving 142
- Drunken Driving 142
- CAUTION: 145
- Anti-Lock 147
- Steering 149
- Emergencies 150
- Off-Road 151
- Skidding 153
- Driving 154
- Night Vision 155
- Driving in 156
- Hydroplaning 157
- Some Other 158
- Weather 158
- Freeway 159
- Leaving on a Long 160
- Hypnosis 161
- Winter Driving 163
- Driving on 164
- Blizzard 165
- Trailer 168
- Total Weight 169
- Vehicle’s Tires 169
- Hitches 169
- Safety Chains 170
- Trailer Brakes 170
- Driving with a Trailer 170
- Following Distance 170
- Problems 173
- Hazard Warning Flashers 174
- Other Warning Devices 175
- Starting 175
- BAlTERY 179
- Hookups 182
- 4" 183
- Engine Overheating 186
- Changing 196
- Flat Tire 196
- Standard Wheel Cover 200
- Wire Wheel Cover 201
- You’re Stuck: 208
- ~ ~~~~~ 209
- Gasolines for Cleaner Air 212
- Filling 213
- Checking Things Under 214
- Release 214
- 20W-50 218
- Additives 219
- Change Engine 219
- Cleaner 220
- Transaxle 222
- (10°C) 223
- Coolant 225
- Check Coolant 227
- Radiator Pressure Cap 228
- Thermostat 228
- Power Steering Fluid 228
- Windshield 229
- Adjustment 232
- Battery 233
- Halogen 234
- Marker Bulb Replacement 235
- Loading 238
- Tire Pressure 241
- New Tires 243
- Treadwear 244
- Traction 244
- Wheel Replacement 245
- Special Cleaning Problems 249
- Cleaning Vinyl 249
- Care of Safety Belts 250
- Washing 251
- Finish Care 251
- Finish Damage 253
- Underbody Maintenance 253
- Chemical Paint Spotting 253
- DESCRIPTION 254
- ASSEMBLY 255
- CODE MODEL YEAR PLANT 255
- Equipment 256
- Circuitry 257
- Engine Code 261
- (LN2) 2.2L 262
- Maintenance Schedule 263
- Introduction 264
- Organized 265
- Section 266
- Scheduled Maintenance 266
- Services 266
- Schedule 267
- KILOMETERS 268
- SERVICED 269
- PERFORM 270
- Motors 271
- Explanation 272
- Owner Checks 274
- Least Once a Month 275
- Least Once a Year 275
- WHAT TO 276
- CHECK OR 276
- WHAT TO 276
- Periodic Maintenance 277
- Inspections 277
- FLUID/LUBRICANT 279
- FLUIDlLUBRICANT 279
- ODOMETER 281
- READING 281
- Maintenance Record 282
- DEFECTS 285
- REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS 286
- TO THE CANADIAN 286
- GOVERNMENT 286
- GENERAL MOTORS 286
- Courtesy Transportation 287
- Roadside Assistance 287
- Canada Roadside Assistance 288
- Service Publications 288
- You Can Get an Index: 290
- Buick Service Publications 290
- Owner’s Record 302
- Upkeep and Fuel 302
- Upkeep and Fuel Usage 303
- Upkeep and Fuel Usage 304
- MILEAGE 305
- Mileage 306
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