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Engine
Oil
CHECK
OIL
LEVEL
If
the CHECK
OIL
LEVEL
light on the instrument panel
comes on,
it
means you need
to
check your engine oil
level
right away.
The engine oil dipstick is
right behind the engine fans
and in front
of
the engine
oil fill cap. The top
of
the
dipstick is
a
round,
yellow loop.
For more infomation, see “Check Oil Level Light”
in
the
Index.
You
should check your engine oil level regularly;
this is an added reminder.
It’s
a
good idea to check your
engine oil every time
you
get fuel.
In
order to get an
accurate reading,
the
oil must be warm and the vehicle
must be
on
level ground.
Turn
off
the engine
and
give the oil
a
few minutes to
drain back into the oil pan.
If
you don’t,
the
oil
dipstick
might not show the actual level.
Checking
Engine
Oil
Pull
out the dipstick and clean it with
a
paper towel or
cloth, then push
it
back in all the way. Remove
it
again,
keeping the tip down, and check
the
level.
6-10
- ?or Canadian Owners 4
- Prefer a 4
- Language Manual: 4
- &tee 6
- Factory 7
- Skylark 8
- PREMIUM 9
- Safety Warnings 10
- Damage Warnings 11
- .':**o 12
- Section 13
- Seats and Seat Controls 14
- Power Seat 15
- Even if 16
- CAUTION: 17
- Why Safety Belts Work 18
- Put someone 19
- Driver Position 23
- Shoulder 25
- Height Adjuster 25
- During Pregnancy 30
- Where are the air 33
- Center Passenger Position 37
- Rear Seat Passengers 38
- Lap-Shoulder 39
- Children and Small Adults 42
- Where to 47
- Outside Seat Position 49
- Rear Seat Position 51
- Securing 53
- Child Restraint 53
- Front Seat Position 53
- Larger Children 55
- Safety Belt Extender 58
- Checking Your Restraint 58
- After a Crash 58
- Turning 64
- Power Door 65
- Locking 67
- Rear Door Security 68
- Lockout Protection 69
- Leaving Your Vehicle 69
- Operation 70
- Matching Transmitter(s) 72
- Battery Replacement 72
- Release Lockout 74
- Trunk Security Override 74
- Parking 75
- Ignition 75
- Parking at Night 75
- Universal Theft-Deterrent 76
- Testing 77
- SECURITY 78
- Key Reminder Warning 80
- Starting Your Engine 81
- Heater (Option) 82
- Shifting 88
- Engine Running 89
- Engine Exhaust 91
- Running Your Engine While 92
- Windows 93
- Turn SgnaUMultifunction 94
- Windshield Wipers 96
- Windshield Washer 97
- Exterior Lamps 101
- Headlamps 101
- Running 102
- Interior 104
- Illuminated Entry 105
- Equipped) 105
- Perimeter Lighting 105
- Rear Reading Lamps 106
- Reading Lamps 106
- Mirrors 107
- REVERSE 109
- Storage Compartments 111
- NOTICE: 112
- Dual Sun Visors 113
- (If Equipped) 113
- Instrument Panel 114
- Instrument Panel Clusters 116
- Cluster 117
- Safety Belt Reminder Light 119
- Readiness 120
- Battery System Warning Light 121
- Voltage Indicator 121
- Warning 122
- TRACTION 124
- Engine Coolant Temperature 125
- Warning Light 125
- Pressure Light/Gage 128
- Check Oil Level Light 129
- Change Oil 129
- Comfort Controls and 133
- Systems 133
- Controls 134
- Dual Automatic ComforTemp 135
- Climate Control 135
- Temperature Button 136
- Fan Button 136
- Automatic Operation 137
- Manual Operation 137
- RECIRC: 138
- Conditioning 139
- Heating 140
- Ventilation 140
- Defogging 141
- Defrosting 141
- Passenger Control 143
- Control (If Equipped) 143
- 01' 146
- PUSHBUTTONS: 147
- VOLUME 148
- Adjusting the Speakers 152
- Playing a Cassette Tape 152
- PREV (1): 152
- SOURCE: 153
- Stereo with Compact 154
- Playing 156
- Tone Control 157
- Compact 161
- Theft-Deterrent Feature 163
- Steering Wheel Controls 165
- About Your Audio System 166
- Your Cassette Tape Player 167
- Your Compact 167
- Antenna 168
- &azo 170
- Your Driving 171
- Defensive Driving 172
- Driving 173
- Braking 176
- Anti-Lock 177
- ~~ ~~ ~ ~~~ 178
- Traction Control System 179
- Steering 180
- Steering in Emergencies 182
- Off-Road Recovery Passing 183
- Control 185
- Skidding 185
- Driving at Night 186
- Freeway Driving 192
- Before Leaving 193
- Highway Hypnosis 194
- Hill and Mountain 194
- Winter Driving 196
- Driving on Snow 197
- You’re Caught in 198
- Blizzard 198
- :" 201
- Do Decide 204
- Trailer 204
- Vehicle’s Tires 206
- Hitches 206
- Total Weight 206
- Safety Chains 207
- Driving with a Trailer 207
- Trailer Brakes 207
- Following Distance 207
- Problems 211
- Hazard Warning Flashers 212
- Other Warning 213
- Starting 213
- Vehicle 218
- Engine Overheating 223
- Coming From 224
- Coolant 229
- DEX-COOL@ 230
- Changing 232
- Removing the Flat Tire 238
- Installing the 238
- Spare Tire 238
- Storing the SDare Tire 244
- Service 250
- Foreign Countries 252
- Checking Things Under the 255
- Release 256
- Checking 258
- WEATHER 260
- Engine Oil Additives 261
- When to Change Engine Oil 261
- What to 261
- Cleaner 262
- Automatic Transaxle Fluid 264
- Radiator Pressure Cap 270
- Thermostat 271
- Power Steering 271
- Windshield 272
- CAUTbd: 273
- Battery 276
- Bulb Replacement 277
- Halogen Bulbs 277
- Front Turn Signal 280
- Cornering Lamps 280
- Tire Pressure 287
- Buying New Tires 290
- Uniform Tire Quality Grading 291
- Wheel Replacement 292
- Appearance Care 294
- Cleaning 295
- Special Cleaning Problems 296
- Care of Safety Belts 297
- Cleaning Glass Surfaces 297
- Washing 298
- Cleaning Aluminum Wheels 299
- PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION 301
- ““LE4UXVM072675 302
- Electrical System 303
- Maxifuse/Relay Center 304
- Circuit Breakers 304
- Passenger’s 307
- POSITIONS 308
- Replacement 309
- 310
- AccesSQry 311
- Maintenance Schedule 313
- IMPORTANT: 314
- This Section 315
- Organized 315
- Your Maintenance Schedule 316
- Maintenance 317
- Schedule 317
- Maintenance Schedule 318
- Footnotes 319
- Emission Control Service 321
- SERVICED 324
- ACTUAL MILEAGE 324
- EnzissioM 325
- Contr.01 329
- An Emission Control Service 330
- Emission 331
- (115 000 332
- Short Trip/City 334
- Emissior.1 335
- Enlission 335
- Sm+c.e 335
- 100,000 338
- 150,000 339
- Senice 341
- ISERVICED 342
- 37,50.0 343
- (Continued) 345
- Owner Checks and Services 351
- At Least Twice 352
- Least Once 352
- NEUTRAL 353
- Periodic Maintenance 355
- Inspections 355
- Brake System Inspection 356
- 1234624 357
- USAGE FLUIDLUBRICANT 358
- FLUIDLUBRICANT 358
- Maintenance Record 359
- Maintenance Record 360
- ODOMETER 360
- DATE READING SERVICED 360
- MAINTENANCE PERFORMED 360
- Customer Assistance for Text 366
- Telephone (TTY) Users 366
- Roadside Assistance 367
- Courtesy Transportation 368
- Dispute Resolution Program 369
- REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS 370
- TO THE UNITED STATES 370
- GOVERNMENT 370
- INFORMATION 372
- QTY' 373
- Comfort 381
- . Remote 384
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