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Comfort Controls
This
part
tells you
how
to make your
air
system work
for
you.
Fresh air from outside your vehicle flows through your
vehicle when the car
is
moving. When the vehicle is not
moving, you can get outside air to flow through by
selecting any
air
choice and any fan speed.
Climate Control System
3f
Fan Knob
The left
knob
selects the force of air you want.
Temperature
Knob
The center
knob
changes the temperature
of
the air
coming through
the
system. Turn
this
knob toward red
(to the right) for warmer air. Turn it toward blue (to the
left) for cooler air.
Mode Knob
The right
knob
has several settings to control the
direction of airflow. For each setting, set the temperature
to a comfortable setting. When the right control
knob
is
turned to
OFF,
the fan and the heating and cooling
system will be
off.
MAX:
This
setting provides maximum cooling with the
least amount of work. MAX recirculates the air inside
your vehicle, and cools the
air
quickly. Adjust the
temperature control to a cold setting.
NORM:
This setting will circulate cooled fresh
air
through
the vents.
BI-LEV:
This setting allows the outside
air
to flow
through your vehicle in two ways. Cooler air is directed
to the upper portion of your body through the vent
outlets. Slightly warmer air is directed through the
heater ducts and defroster outlets.
3-2
- @wWMOTORS 3
- SKYLARK 3
- CAUTION 4
- -'ag 6
- Restraint 8
- Manual Front Seats 9
- 4-Way Manual Seat 9
- 2-Way Manual 10
- Manual Lumbar Support 10
- Equipped) 10
- Seatbacks 11
- Rear Seats 13
- Lap-Shoulder Belt 20
- '! 22
- Servicing Your Air 34
- Children 38
- Small Adults 38
- Smaller Children and Babies 42
- Restraints 45
- Where to 49
- Top Strap 50
- Outside Seat Position 50
- Rear Seat Position 52
- Securing 54
- Restraint in the Right 54
- Front Seat Position 54
- Comfort 57
- Replacing 59
- Features 62
- Controls 62
- Door Locks 66
- Automatic 66
- Rear Door Security Lock 67
- Leaving 67
- Operation 69
- Synchronization 71
- Release 72
- Lockout 73
- Key in the Ignition 73
- Parking at Night 73
- Parking 74
- Starting 77
- Engine Coolant Heater 79
- Shifting 86
- Console 87
- Engine Running 88
- CAUTION* 90
- Manual Windows 92
- Power Windows 92
- Tilt Wheel 93
- Turn SignaVMultifunction 93
- Headlamp High/Low Beam 94
- Windshield Wipers 95
- Windshield Washer 96
- Cruise Control 97
- Resuming 99
- Headlamps On‘ Reminder 101
- Daytime Running Lamps 101
- Instrument Panel Intensity 102
- Interior Lamp Delay 103
- Front Reading Lamps 103
- Trunk Lamp 104
- Battery Saver 104
- Rear Reading Lamps 104
- Outside Mirrors 105
- Control Mirror 105
- Convex Outside Mirror 106
- Glove Box 106
- Ashtrays 107
- Visor Vanity Mirror 108
- Standard Cluster 111
- Cluster 112
- NOTICE: 114
- Battery Light 116
- Warning 119
- Malfunction Indicator Lamp 120
- (Check Engine Light) 120
- Passlock Warning Light 124
- Cruise Light 124
- Check ;ages Light 124
- Section 128
- Climate Control System 129
- Air Conditioning 130
- Heating 130
- Ventilation System 131
- Setting the 132
- RECALL 135
- Control 136
- Playing 140
- Theft-Deterrent Feature 141
- Unlocking 143
- Tips About 144
- IlUIl-dDrdSlVe 145
- Driving and the Road 148
- Drunken Driving 150
- Anti-Lock Brakes (ABS) 154
- Enhanced Traction System 156
- Braking in Emergencies 157
- Steering Tips 157
- Steering in Emergencies 158
- OFF-ROAD 159
- RECOVERY 159
- Skidding 161
- ~ ~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ 163
- Driving 164
- Hydroplaning 166
- Freeway Driving 168
- Before Leaving on 169
- Highway Hypnosis 170
- Mountain 170
- Winter Driving 172
- Driving on Snow 173
- You’re Caught 174
- Vehicle 178
- CAUTION: 179
- Trailer 180
- ‘Total Weight 183
- Your Vehicle’s Tires 183
- Trailer Brakes 183
- Driving with a nailer 184
- Following Distance 184
- Passing 184
- Backing 184
- Making Turns 185
- Turn Signals When Towing 185
- Parking on Hills 186
- Are Ready to Leave After 186
- Parking on a Hill 186
- Problems 188
- Heavy Metal 194
- Battery 194
- J-hooks 195
- ~CAUTICPN: 196
- Do not 197
- Engine Overheating 201
- Steam Is Coming 202
- Cooling 203
- Coolant to the Coolant 205
- Changing 209
- Removing the Spare 210
- Storing 218
- (Aluminum 218
- Adapter 219
- You’re Stuck: In 221
- Genuine 225
- Your Vehicle 226
- Fuels in Foreign Countries 228
- Filling Your Tank 228
- Filling 231
- Portable Fuel Container 231
- Checking Engine 236
- Engine Oil 238
- RECOMMENDED 239
- Engine Oil Additives 240
- What to 240
- Check and Change 242
- Checking 247
- Surge Tank Pressure 248
- Thermostat 248
- Power Steering 249
- Windshield 250
- Wayning 252
- Brake Pedal Travel 254
- Brake Adjustment 254
- Vehicle Storage 254
- Headlamps 255
- Stoplamp 258
- Exterior Lamps 258
- Signal and Stop/Taillamps 259
- Back-up and 259
- Lid Taillamps 259
- ~~ ~ ~ 265
- ~~~~~~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~~ 265
- Uniform Tire Quality Grading 266
- Treadwear 267
- Traction 267
- Temperature 267
- Wheel Replacement 268
- Appearance Care 270
- Cleaning Vinyl 272
- Cleaning Leather 272
- Cleaning the Top 273
- Washing 274
- Cleaning Aluminum Wheels 275
- (If Equipped) 275
- ~ ~~~~~~ ~ 277
- Engine Identification 278
- Headlamp Wiring 279
- Windshield Wip 279
- Circuit Breakers 280
- 285
- Maintenance Schedule 288
- Protection 289
- Scheduled Maintenance 291
- Services 291
- Short TripKity Definition 292
- Short Trip/City Intervals 292
- Footnotes 294
- MILEAGE 298
- SERVICED 298
- Trip/City 300
- Emission Control Service 302
- Schedule 304
- TripKity 306
- I50,OOO 307
- (100 000 313
- (Continued) 313
- 100,000 315
- 150,000 316
- At Each 317
- At Least Once 317
- At Least Twice a Year 318
- At Least Once a Year 318
- Boot and Seal Inspection 321
- Exhaust System Inspection 321
- Throttle System Inspection 321
- Brake System Inspection 322
- Pivots 324
- Maintenance Record 325
- ODOMETER 329
- DATE READING SERVICED 329
- MAINTENANCE PERFORMED 329
- Customer Assistance 333
- Telephone 333
- Roadside Assistance 334
- Courtesy 335
- Transportation 335
- Dispute Resolution Program 336
- Warranty Information 337
- REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS 337
- TO THE UNITED STATES 337
- GOVERNMENT 337
- Portfolio 339
- ... 351
- BA~-&RY 353
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