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When
You
Are Ready
to
Leave After
Parking on a
Hill
1.
Apply your regular brakes and hold the pedal down
while you:
0
Start your engine;
Shift into a gear; and
Release the parking brake.
2.
Let up on the brake pedal.
3.
Drive slowly until the trailer is clear of the chocks.
4.
Stop and have someone pick up and store the chocks.
-
Engine Cooling When Trailering
Your cooling system may temporarily overheat during
severe operating conditions such as:
Climbing grades steeper than
4%
at temperatures
above
90"
F
(32"
C)
with a loaded vehicle and
trailer.
0
Stopping after high-speed driving.
0
Idling for long periods in stop and
go
traffic.
If the TEMP warning light comes on, pull to the side of
the road
as
soon as it is safe to do
so.
When the vehicle
is at
a
complete stop, shift the transmission selector to
PARK (P) and allow the engine to idle. If your
Electronic Climate Control system is on, shut it
off.
Do
not turn
off
the engine
or
increase engine speed above a
normal idle. Within two or three minutes, the system
should cool sufficiently, and you can turn on the
Electronic Climate Control. At that time, resume driving
at a reduced speed. Return to normal driving after
10
minutes if the
TEMP
warning light is not displayed.
Maintenance When Trailer Towing
Your vehicle will need service more often when you're
pulling a trailer. See the Maintenance Schedule
for
more
on
this.
Things that are especially important in trailer
operation are automatic transmission fluid (don't
overfill), engine oil, axle lubricant, belts, cooling
system, and brake adjustment. Each of these is covered
in this manual, and the Index will help you find them
quickly. If you're trailering, it's a good idea to review
these sections before you start your trip.
Check
periodically to
see
that
all
hitch nuts
and
bolts
are
tight.
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- Roadmaster 1
- Language Manual: 4
- William 6
- .'$ 7
- Skylark 8
- NOTICE: 11
- Vehicle 12
- Section 13
- Reclining Front Seatbacks 16
- Seatback 18
- “Safety 20
- Lap-Shoulder Belt 24
- The driver’s air bag 33
- Servicing 36
- Bag-Equipped 36
- Safety Belt 37
- During Pregnancy 37
- Position 38
- Lap-Shoulder 40
- Children and Babies 42
- Securing a 46
- Restraint in a Rear 46
- Outside Seat Position 46
- ,' 46
- Portion 49
- Securing 50
- Rear Seat Position 50
- Safety Belt Extender 56
- Parts After a Crash 57
- Feature8 and Controls 59
- Security Lock 62
- Leaving 62
- Matching Transmitter(s) 64
- (ODtion) 65
- Tailgate Operation (Wagon) 67
- Parking at Night 70
- Parking 70
- PASS-Key@II 71
- “Break-In” 72
- Ignition Switch 73
- Automatic Transmission 77
- ____________~~ 78
- AmOMATIC 79
- OVERDRIVE 79
- Shifting 81
- Running 82
- Engine While 85
- Windows 86
- Wagon Rear Vent Windows 87
- Turn Signal and Lane 88
- Indicator 88
- Headlamp High/Low Beam 89
- -&STi 90
- Set Cruise Control 93
- Resume a Set 94
- Erase Speed Memory 96
- On Reminder 96
- Twilight Sentinel (Option) 97
- Keyless Entry 98
- Keyless Entry System 98
- Rear Reading Lamps 99
- ReadingLamps 100
- Reading 101
- The armrest between the 103
- Convenience Net (Sedan) 106
- Wagon Cargo Cover 106
- Lighted 110
- Handles 111
- ~0101010101112] 112
- Speedometer and Odometer 113
- Trip Odometer 113
- Engine Coolant Temperature 118
- Warning Light 118
- Low Coolant Warning Light 119
- Malfunction Indicator Lamp 119
- Engine Oil 120
- Pressure 120
- Change Oil Indicator 122
- Battery Light 122
- Gate Ajar Light 123
- Low Washer Fluid Light 123
- Cruise Control Light 123
- :Fuel Gage 124
- Controls 125
- Conditioning 126
- (Option) 127
- (33" 128
- Defrost 129
- Rear Window 130
- .(Option) 130
- Setting the 130
- RECALL: 131
- Presets: 132
- Setting the Tone 132
- Playing a Cassette Tape 133
- Stereo Radios 134
- Automatic Tone 134
- Control (Option) 134
- VOLUME 136
- Playing 136
- THEFTLOCK’” 140
- THEFTLOCK 141
- Your Cassette Tape Player 143
- ' 144
- Control 151
- Braking 151
- Anti-Lock 152
- Braking in Emergencies 154
- Power Steering 154
- Steering Tips 154
- Steering 155
- Emergencies 155
- QUARTER 156
- Driving at Night 159
- Hydroplaning 163
- Driving 164
- Freeway 165
- Leaving on a Long 166
- Highway Hypnosis 167
- Hill and Mountain Roads 167
- Winter Driving 169
- Driving on 170
- You’re Caught 171
- Loading 173
- Trailer 178
- Hitches 179
- Dead Weight Trailer Hitch 179
- In Addition 180
- Safety Chains 181
- Trailer Brakes 181
- Trailer Wiring Harness 181
- Driving with a Trailer 181
- Fonowing Distance 182
- Passing 182
- Backing 182
- Making 'hms 182
- Driving On Grades 183
- Parking on 183
- 90" 184
- Problems on the 185
- BAlTERY 190
- Your Vehicle 191
- NEUTRAL 192
- Hookups 194
- Engine Overheating 195
- 'i 197
- Coolant to 198
- Coolant 198
- '! 209
- Ch.anhel 212
- Service 218
- Gasolines for Cleaner Air 220
- ..,:!:. 223
- Check Engine Oil 225
- WEATHER 226
- NOTIC&: 227
- Engine Coolant Heater 228
- (10" 230
- What to Use 232
- CooIant 233
- Surge Tank Pressure Cap 235
- Thermostat 235
- Check Power Steering 236
- What to 236
- Cylinder 238
- Continatng 240
- CORNERING 242
- Replacement (Sedan) 246
- Replacement 246
- Inspection 250
- Rotation 250
- Quality 252
- Treadwear Temperature 253
- Traction 253
- Wheel Alignment 254
- Tire Balance 254
- Wheel Replacement 254
- Appearance 256
- Cleaning 257
- Your Buick 257
- &inks 258
- Cleaning Vinyl 259
- Cleaning Leather 259
- Cleaning the 259
- Underbody Maintenance 263
- Chemical Paint Spotting 263
- DESCRIPTION 264
- Headlamps 267
- Windshield Wipers 267
- Instrument 268
- Breakep 269
- Sensor 270
- 271
- 131' 275
- Maintenance Schedule 277
- Maintenance 279
- An Emission Control Service 281
- Schedule 282
- ACTUAL MILEAGE 283
- SERVICED 283
- (Continued) 286
- ISERVICED BY:I 290
- SERVICED BY: 291
- ACTUALMILEAGE ISERVICEDBY: 291
- MILEAGE SERVICED 294
- FMaintenance 298
- Emission 299
- 97,500 Miles (162 303
- 99,000 Miles (165 303
- ~~y'or 304
- Sewice? 306
- (32" 309
- 00 000 311
- (1501Y00 313
- 100,000 314
- Each Fuel Fill 315
- At Least Once 315
- Recommended Fluids and 319
- Lubricants 319
- FLUIDLUBRICANT 320
- Part E: Maintenance 321
- Mpiptenance 322
- ODOMETER 322
- SERVJCED 322
- MAnVTENANCE PERF ~ 322
- :..;.:! 324
- 1-800-955-5100 325
- CANADIAN GOVERNMENT 326
- REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS 326
- TO GENERAL MOTORS 326
- Canada 327
- Service Manuals 328
- Service Bulletins 328
- Owner Publications 328
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