Buick 2002 Rendezvous manuals

Buick 2002 Rendezvous Owner's Manual (455 pages)

Brand: Buick | Category: Cars | Size: 3.69 MB |

French Language Manual:

About Driving Your Vehicle

How to Use this Manual

Safety Warnings and Symbols

Vehicle Damage Warnings

Vehicle Symbols

Seats and Seat Controls

Manual Front Passenger Seats

Six-Way Power Seat (Option)

-way power seat

Manual Lumbar

Memory Seat (Option)

Heated Front Seats (Option)

Reclining Front Seatbacks

Rear Seats

-level split bench seats

Stowable Seat (Option)

Why Safety Belts Work

-- and the Answers

Driver Position

Q: What’s wrong with this?

-shoulder belt

-- except for one thing

Air Bag Systems

How the Air Bag Systems Work

-frontal impacts

Center Passenger Position

-shoulder belt the

Rear Seat Passengers

-Shoulder Belt

-shoulder

Children and Small Adults

Children

Top Strap

-equipped child restraints

-facing child

Children (LATCH System)

Rear Outside Seat Position

Older Children

Safety Belt Extender

After a Crash

-Key III vehicle theft

-Key III”

Door Locks

Power Door Locks

-Deterrent System”

Automatic Door Lock/Unlock

100

Remote Keyless Entry

101

System (Option)

101

-210 of Industry Canada

102

Battery Replacement

104

Center Console Switchbank

105

Vehicle Customization

106

Headlamp Exit Delay

107

Delayed Locking

110

Remote Driver’s Door Unlock

111

Liftgate

113

CAUTION:

113

Liftgate Release

114

-deterrent

114

Key in the Ignition

114

Parking at Night

115

Parking Lots

115

-Deterrent (Option)

115

-deterrent system is armed

116

Entry Transmitter

116

PASS-Key III

117

New Vehicle “Break-In”

120

Ignition Positions

120

Starting Your Engine

122

-18 C) or colder, the engine

123

-up. Usually

123

Automatic Transaxle Operation

124

-Up Shift

127

Parking Brake

129

Shifting Into PARK (P)

130

Shifting Out of PARK (P)

132

Parking Over Things That Burn

133

Engine Exhaust

133

Running Your Engine While

134

You’re Parked

134

Tilt Wheel

135

Turn and Lane-Change Signals

136

-out bulbs and check the

136

Flash-to-Pass

137

Windshield Wipers

137

Exterior Lamps

142

Lamps on Reminder

143

Daytime Running Lamps

143

Interior Lamps

144

Interior Lamps Control

145

Illuminated Entry

145

Delayed Lighting

145

Exit Lighting

146

Perimeter Lighting

146

Front Reading Lamps

147

Rear Reading Lamps

147

Cargo Lamp/Reading Lamp

148

Battery Saver

148

Rearview Mirror (If Equipped)

149

Storage Compartments

151

-sticking Velcro from the

152

Cupholders

154

Rear Convenience Net

154

-shaped wall on the

156

-acsry”

160

Ashtray and Cigarette Lighter

161

Sun Visors

161

Accessory Power Outlets

163

OnStar System (Option)

164

Safety and Security Services

165

OnStar System Limitations

167

Sunroof (Option)

168

-- Your Information System

172

Instrument Panel Cluster

174

Speedometer and Tamper

175

Resistant Odometer

175

-resistant odometer

175

-- Trip Odometer

175

-- and even

177

Safety Belt Reminder Light

177

-- An emission control

183

-up, stalling when you

185

Fuel Gage

186

Message Center

187

Engine Coolant Temperature

188

Warning Message

188

Low Engine Oil Level Message

190

Change Engine Oil Message

190

Door Ajar Warning Message

191

-Key III system at

192

Low Fuel Warning Message

192

Program Mode Message

195

Park Lamp Warning Message

196

Highbeam Out Warning Message

196

(If Equipped)

197

-up display will change

199

Compass Variance

200

-second activation mode. The

203

-to-side

216

How the System Works

218

Comfort Controls

221

-down on

222

-18 C) or

223

Control (If Equipped)

224

-- only that

225

- symbols

225

- symbol

225

-down on very

226

Rear Window Defogger

228

Ventilation System

229

Audio Systems

230

-TYP button will light

234

-D symbol will appear on

244

-TYPE and TRAF are on, the

250

-TYPE knob to select a PTY

251

-second eject timer

253

-second time

253

-sensing

254

Theft-Deterrent Feature

257

Understanding Radio Reception

259

Tips About Your Audio System

259

-way radio -- be sure you can

259

Care of Your Compact Discs

261

Integrated Windshield Antenna

261

Your Driving, the Road and

263

Your Vehicle

263

Defensive Driving

264

Drunken Driving

265

-ounce (120 ml) glasses

266

-1/2 ounces

266

Control of a Vehicle

268

Traction Control System

271

All-Wheel Drive (AWD)

273

Steering

273

Steering in Emergencies

274

-- if you can stop

274

-- steering around

274

Off-Road Recovery

275

-- the head-on collision

276

Loss of Control

277

Driving at Night

278

-year-old

279

City Driving

283

Freeway Driving

284

Before Leaving on a Long Trip

285

Highway Hypnosis

286

Hill and Mountain Roads

287

Winter Driving

289

Driving on Snow or Ice

290

-- drive with caution

290

-lock braking system, you’ll

291

-Lock” in the Index

291

Recreational Vehicle Towing

293

Loading Your Vehicle

295

Towing a Trailer

297

Weight of the Trailer

299

Following Distance

303

Backing Up

303

Making Turns

303

Parking on a Hill

305

Hazard Warning Flashers

307

Other Warning Devices

307

Jump Starting

308

-) cable at

312

-) Terminal

313

-) Terminals

313

-) cable from the

313

Towing Your Vehicle

314

Engine Overheating

314

-speed driving

316

-- AUTOMATIC OVERDRIVE (D)

316

Cooling System

317

-COOL coolant mixture

323

If a Tire Goes Flat

324

Changing a Flat Tire

325

-hook (E)

326

-- but do not

334

-- using

334

Compact Spare Tire

345

Ice or Snow

346

Doing Your Own Service Work

349

Gasoline Specifications

351

California Fuel

351

-check test. If this

351

Fuels in Foreign Countries

352

Filling Your Tank

353

Hood Release

356

Engine Compartment Overview

357

Engine Oil

358

When to Add Engine Oil

359

What to Do with Used Oil

362

Engine Air Cleaner/Filter

363

Automatic Transaxle Fluid

366

How to Check

367

-- especially in hot weather

367

-hatched area

368

All-Wheel Drive (Option)

370

(Rear Drive Module)

371

Engine Coolant

372

Radiator Pressure Cap

375

Power Steering Fluid

375

Windshield Washer Fluid

376

Adding Washer Fluid

377

-to-use washer

377

Brake Fluid

378

Bulb Replacement

382

Headlamps

383

-quarter

383

-quarter of a

384

Turn Signals

386

Inflation -- Tire Pressure

389

-type gage to check tire

389

Tire Inspection and Rotation

391

Buying New Tires

393

-season tread

393

-- AA, A, B, C

395

-ahead braking

395

-- A, B, C

395

Appearance Care

398

Cleaning Vinyl

400

Cleaning Leather

400

-based or abrasive

400

Care of Safety Belts

401

Cleaning Glass Surfaces

401

Backglass and Wiper Blades

402

Weatherstrips

402

-Plated Wheels (If Equipped)

404

-plated wheels, but

404

Finish Damage

405

Underbody Maintenance

405

Chemical Paint Spotting

405

Engine Identification

407

Electrical System

408

Fuses and Circuit Breakers

409

-- like the radio

409

-Up Display

410

-Key III

410

-Beam Headlamps

414

Replacement Bulbs

415

Capacities and Specifications

415

Normal Maintenance

416

Replacement Parts

416

Introduction

418

Part A: Scheduled

420

Maintenance Services

420

Scheduled Maintenance

421

7,500 Miles (12 500 km)

425

15,000 Miles (25 000 km)

425

22,500 Miles (37 500 km)

425

30,000 Miles (50 000 km)

426

37,500 Miles (62 500 km)

426

45,000 Miles (75 000 km)

427

50,000 Miles (83 000 km)

427

52,500 Miles (87 500 km)

428

60,000 Miles (100 000 km)

428

67,500 Miles (112 500 km)

428

75,000 Miles (125 000 km)

429

82,500 Miles (137 500 km)

429

90,000 Miles (150 000 km)

430

97,500 Miles (162 500 km)

430

100,000 Miles (166 000 km)

431

150,000 Miles (240 000 km)

431

At Each Fuel Fill

432

At Least Once a Month

432

At Least Twice a Year

433

Part C: Periodic

437

Maintenance Inspections

437

Part D: Recommended Fluids

439

Part E: Maintenance Record

441

Maintenance Record

441

Customer Assistance for Text

446

Telephone (TTY) Users

446

Customer Assistance Offices

446

Roadside Assistance

448

-- 1-800-252-1112, text

449

-888-889-2438

449

Canadian Roadside Assistance

449

Courtesy Transportation

450

-vehicle as

451

Warranty Information

452

REPORTING SAFETY

452

DEFECTS TO THE UNITED

452

STATES GOVERNMENT

452

REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS TO

453

THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT

453

GENERAL MOTORS

453

More products and manuals for Cars Buick

Models	Document Type
2003 LeSabre	Specifications Buick 2003 LeSabre Specifications, 410 pages
2001 Regal	Owner's Manual Buick 2001 Regal Owner`s manual, 365 pages
2003 Regal	Specifications Buick 2003 Regal Specifications, 346 pages
1997 Riviera	Owner's Manual Buick 1997 Riviera Owner`s manual, 387 pages
2002 LeSabre	Owner's Manual Buick 2002 LeSabre Owner`s manual [en] , 398 pages
PARKAVENUE 1995	Owner's Manual Buick PARKAVENUE 1995 Owner`s manual, 356 pages
1949	User Manual Old Buick Parts, 158 pages
ROADMASTER 1996	Owner's Manual Buick ROADMASTER 1996 Owner`s manual, 356 pages
2000 LeSabre	Owner's Manual Buick 2000 LeSabre Owner`s manual, 381 pages
1993 Roadmaster	Service Manual Buick 1993 Roadmaster Service manual, 340 pages
PARKAVENUE 1996	Owner's Manual Buick PARKAVENUE 1996 Owner`s manual, 388 pages
2002 Regal	Owner's Manual Buick 2002 Regal Owner`s manual, 368 pages
LESABRE 1995	Owner's Manual Buick LESABRE 1995 Owner`s manual, 324 pages
1998 Century	Owner's Manual Buick 1998 Century Owner`s manual, 372 pages
PARKAVENUE 2002	Owner's Manual Buick PARKAVENUE 2002 Owner`s manual, 395 pages
1993 Skylark	Owner's Manual Buick 1993 Skylark Owner`s manual, 306 pages
1998 LeSabre	Owner's Manual Buick 1998 LeSabre Owner`s manual, 380 pages
2001 Park Avenue	Owner's Manual Buick 2001 Park Avenue Owner`s manual, 392 pages
1998 Regal	Owner's Manual Buick 1998 Regal Owner`s manual, 388 pages
LESABRE 1996	Owner's Manual Buick LESABRE 1996 Owner`s manual, 356 pages

Buick 2002 Rendezvous manuals

Buick 2002 Rendezvous Owner's Manual (455 pages)

Table of contents

More products and manuals for Cars Buick

Buick devices