Gmc 2002 Sierra manuals

Gmc 2002 Sierra User Manual (499 pages)

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2002 GMC Sierra

Owner’s Manual

French Language Manual:

How to Use this Manual

Safety Warnings and Symbols

Vehicle Damage Warnings

Vehicle Symbols

Model Reference

Seats and Seat Controls

Power Seat(s) (If Equipped)

Memory Seat (If Equipped)

Reclining Seatbacks

Rear Seat (Extended Cab)

Put someone on it

-- and the Answers

Driver Position

Q: What’s wrong with this?

-shoulder belt, and

Air Bag System

How the Air Bag System Works

Extended Cab Models)

-facing infant seat; or

Center Passenger Position

Rear Seat Passengers

-shoulder

Children and Small Adults

Children

-facing child

-facing

Older Children

Safety Belt Extender

After a Crash

Power Windows (If Equipped)

-Down Window

-Out Switch

-sided key for the

Door Locks

-Deterrent” in the Index

-second limit, the locks will

Lockout Prevention

-210 of Industry Canada

Operation

Battery Replacement

Rear Doors

Tailgate

Tailgate Removal

-deterrent

Key in the Ignition

Parking at Night

Parking Lots

Content Theft-Deterrent

100

(If Equipped)

100

Passlock

101

New Vehicle “Break-In”

102

Ignition Positions

102

CAUTION:

103

Starting Your Engine

105

-18 C) or colder, the

106

-up. Usually, the

106

-18 C), do this:

106

(Automatic Transmission)

112

Manual Transmission Operation

113

4800 V8 Engines)

114

Six-Speed (VORTEC 8100 V8 and

115

DURAMAX 6600 V8 Engines)

115

-in properly

116

Parking Brake

118

Shifting Into PARK (P)

119

(Automatic Transmission Only)

119

Shifting Out of PARK (P)

122

Parking Your Vehicle

122

Parking Over Things That Burn

123

Engine Exhaust

123

-road, or when personal

125

-road driving

125

-wheel drive

127

-wheel drive and the

127

QUADRASTEER (4WS)

137

Car Washes for QUADRASTEER

139

Equipped Vehicles

139

Tilt Wheel

140

Turn and Lane Change Signals

141

-out bulbs or a blown

141

Exterior Lamps

147

Automatic Headlamp System

148

Lamps On Reminder

148

Daytime Running Lamps

149

Fog Lamps (If Equipped)

150

-beam headlamps must

150

Interior Lamps

152

Illuminated Entry

153

Dome Lamps

153

Battery Run-Down Protection

153

OnStar Controls (If Equipped)

158

Outside Manual Adjust Mirrors

160

Storage Compartments

163

Armrest Storage Compartment

165

Cupholders (If Equipped)

166

Tonneau Cover (If Equipped)

167

Sun Visors

169

Accessory Power Outlets

170

OnStar System (If Equipped)

171

OnStar Services

172

-NET: Med-Net can store your

173

OnStar System Limitations

174

- Your Information System

175

Instrument Panel Cluster

177

Speedometer and Odometer

178

Tachometer

178

Warning Lights, Gages

179

Shift Light (If Equipped)

183

-- An emission control system

190

-up, stalling

192

Fuel Gage

195

Message Center

196

Trans Fluid Hot

197

Trans Hot...Idle Engine

198

Low Coolant

199

Check Coolant Temp

199

Engine Overheated

199

Reduced Engine Power

200

(V8 Gasoline Engines Only)

200

Check Eng Oil Pressure

200

Change Engine Oil

201

Security

201

-deterrent system

201

Service 4WD (If Equipped)

202

Low Washer Fluid

202

Cargo Lamp On

203

Low Fuel

203

Comfort Controls

205

Controls (If Equipped)

206

-- Manual Operation

209

-- Automatic

209

-- Automatic Operation

211

-level mode) to

211

Air Conditioning

212

Ventilation System

214

-to-side or up and

215

Audio Systems

216

AM-FM Stereo

217

-FM to select the band

217

-second blank gap is needed

224

-D symbol will appear

224

-Deterrent Feature

226

-digit number

226

--- shows on the display

226

-Deterrent Feature After a

226

Defensive Driving

231

Drunken Driving

232

Control of a Vehicle

235

-Lock Brake System

239

Steering

241

Steering in Emergencies

242

-- if you can stop

242

-- steering around

242

Off-Road Recovery

243

Loss of Control

245

Off-Road Driving with Your

246

Wheel-Drive Vehicle

246

-up” the engine and

255

Driving at Night

263

City Driving

267

Freeway Driving

268

Before Leaving on a Long Trip

269

Highway Hypnosis

270

Hill and Mountain Roads

271

Winter Driving

273

Driving on Snow or Ice

274

-- drive with caution

274

-lock braking system, you’ll

275

-Lock” in the Index

275

Recreational Vehicle Towing

277

Loading Your Vehicle

281

2-Tiered Loading

283

Adding a Snow Plow or

284

Similar Equipment

284

-in camper, check

290

-Camper Loading.”

290

Camper Wiring Harness

291

Towing a Trailer

292

Weight of the Trailer

295

-1500 models. The engine

295

-2500 models with the

295

-2500 LD (4WD)*

306

-3500 Regular Cab HD (2WD)*

309

-3500 Extended Cab (2WD)*

310

-3500 Crew Cab (2WD)*

310

-3500 Regular Cab (4WD)*

311

-3500 Extended Cab (4WD)*

311

-3500 Crew Cab (4WD)*

312

Weight of the Trailer Tongue

313

-carrying or a

313

Trailer Brakes

315

-- and they must be

315

Driving with a Trailer

315

Driving On Grades

317

Parking on a Hill

319

-duty and

323

-duty trailer with a standard

323

-in camper

324

Power Winches

325

Step-Bumper Pad

327

Hazard Warning Flashers

329

Other Warning Devices

329

Jump Starting

330

-- this will reduce

331

-) cable to

335

Towing Your Vehicle

336

Engine Overheating

337

-speed driving

339

-- AUTOMATIC OVERDRIVE ( ) or

339

-tight and fully seated

346

Engine Fan Noise

347

If a Tire Goes Flat

347

Changing a Flat Tire

348

Regular Cab

349

Extended and Crew Cab

349

-mounted spare tire

350

Spare Tire

353

Rear Position

359

Ice or Snow

363

Using the Recovery Hooks

365

-road and need to be

365

Doing Your Own Service Work

369

Fuel (Gasoline Engine)

370

Gasoline Specifications

371

California Fuel

371

-check test. If this

371

Fuels in Foreign Countries

372

Filling Your Tank

373

Hood Release

376

Engine Compartment Overview

377

Noise Control System

380

Engine Oil (Gasoline Engine)

381

When to Add Engine Oil

382

Engine Oil Additives

385

When to Change Engine Oil

385

(GM Oil Life System )

385

Engine Air Cleaner/Filter

386

(Gasoline Engines)

386

Automatic Transmission Fluid

389

(Except Allison Transmission)

389

How to Check

390

-- especially in hot weather

390

How to Add Fluid

392

(Allison

393

- 800 rpm)

394

Manual Transmission Fluid

396

Hydraulic Clutch

398

Rear Axle

399

Four-Wheel Drive

399

Front Axle

401

Engine Coolant

402

-type cap and must be tightly

405

Power Steering Fluid

406

Windshield Washer Fluid

407

-to-use washer

408

Brake Fluid

408

Bulb Replacement

413

Headlamps

414

-Beam Headlamp

414

-Mounted Stoplamps

416

Marker Lamps

417

Taillamps (Pickup Models)

418

-up Lamp

418

Roof Marker Lamps

420

4. Put a new bulb into the

421

Windshield Wiper

422

Blade Replacement

422

Inflation -- Tire Pressure

424

-type gage to check tire

424

Tire Inspection and Rotation

425

-- A, B, C

430

Appearance Care

434

Cleaning Vinyl

436

Cleaning Leather

436

-based or abrasive

436

Care of Safety Belts

437

Cleaning Glass Surfaces

437

Cleaning the Outside of the

438

Windshield and Wiper Blades

438

Weatherstrips

438

-Plated Wheels (If Equipped)

440

-plated wheels, but

440

Finish Damage

441

Underbody Maintenance

441

Chemical Paint Spotting

441

Engine Identification

443

Electrical System

444

-Wheel Drive System

446

Replacement Bulbs

452

Capacities and Specifications

453

Cooling System Capacity

454

Refrigerant Capacity

456

Section 7Maintenance Schedule

458

Introduction

459

Part A: Scheduled

461

Maintenance Services

461

Scheduled Maintenance

462

7,500 Miles (12 500 km)

466

15,000 Miles (25 000 km)

466

22,500 Miles (37 500 km)

466

25,000 Miles (41 500 km)

467

30,000 Miles (50 000 km)

467

37,500 Miles (62 500 km)

468

45,000 Miles (75 000 km)

468

50,000 Miles (83 000 km)

469

52,500 Miles (87 500 km)

469

60,000 Miles (100 000 km)

470

67,500 Miles (112 500 km)

470

75,000 Miles (125 000 km)

471

82,500 Miles (137 500 km)

472

90,000 Miles (150 000 km)

472

97,500 Miles (162 500 km)

472

100,000 Miles (166 000 km)

473

150,000 Miles (240 000 km)

474

200,000 Miles (332 000 km)

474

At Least Twice a Year

476

At Least Once a Year

477

Part C: Periodic

481

Maintenance Inspections

481

Part D: Recommended Fluids

483

Part E: Maintenance Record

486

Maintenance Record

486

Customer Assistance for Text

491

Telephone (TTY) Users

491

Customer Assistance Offices

491

Roadside Assistance

493

Courtesy Transportation

495

-vehicle as

496

Warranty Information

497

REPORTING SAFETY

497

DEFECTS TO THE UNITED

497

STATES GOVERNMENT

497

REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS TO

498

THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT

498

GENERAL MOTORS

498

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