Gmc 2003 Savana User Manual

Power Seat Recfining SeatbacksIf yciur vahfclp h3& g power seal on ihe driver's or passenger's sidfin you can adjusT i( with tha&a c

Power Windows1^ you have power irt/indows, liiE oontfols are located on each of ihe aids door^.Press ihe rear of ihe switch with tho power window symb

Swing-Out WindowsSide SwIng-Out WindowTo open Ihe side rtoor swing-oul wmdûws, pull up on the l^lch at the edge of the window. Swing the window eul en

Theft-Deterrent SystemsVehicle lhaft a big business. espgciaNy in some cities. Although your \rehicle has a number ol iheM-deierrgnt Jeatures, ^ l;now

starting and Operating Your VehicleNew Vehicle Break-InNotice: Your vehicle doesn'l need an в]аЬога1е "Ьгеак-ln." But It will perform b

Notice: fi your key seems stuck ir> LOCK and you can t turn rt. be sure ybu are using the correct heyi ff so, Js И all lha way fi>? Turn the key

1, Wilh yiauf fool off 1he accelerator pecfal, turn ihe ignithon kay to START. When Uie engine starts, let go of ihe key. The idle speed will go down

Engine Coolant HeaterIn very cold weather, O'^F (-te^C) or Cйlder^ the engine coeJant haa)(?F can help. You'll get easier starting and bette

Automatic Transmission OperationThere are several diffarenl positions ioi yout siiifl lever.PARK {P): This position tgcJts your rear wheels. It'a

A CAUTION:Shifting into 3 drive gear whiie your engine Is "racing’' {running al high speed) is dangerous. Unless your foot is firmly on the

All-Wheel DriveIf your vahide has a(l-ift/heel drive, your engina'g driving power is sent lo all four whaols tgr extra traction when needed.Thrs

But don't have a sealback redmed if your vehicle is rntiving.Æ CAUTION:Sitting In a reclined position when your vehicle Is In motion can t>e d

Shifting Into Park (P)Д CAUTION:It can be dangerous tn get ouL of your vehicle if the shfft lever not fully in PARK (PJ with the parking brake firmly

* Move üiÊ lever up as far as it will go.3. Move the lgniHon key to LOCK.4. Ren^ove the key and ta ko ii with you. If you can leave your vehicle wit

Torque LockIf you are parking on a hhf and you don't shift your Transmission into PARK (P) properly, the weight of lhe vahrcle may put too much t

Parking Over Things That BurnEngine ExhaustA CAUTION:Things itiat can bum cculd Louch tint exhaust parts under ^dur vehide and ignite. PonT park over

Running Your Engine While You Are ParkedIt's bstter not to park with the engine running, But if you GV& have to. here are soma things to know

MirrorsOutside Remote Control MirrorManual Rearview Mirror Inside Day/Night Rearview Mirrorк you have a cargo van without ihe rear door glass^ your ve

Outside Camper-Type MirrorsIf yoLir vehicle i? equipped with Üie campé r-iype rriiicrs. they can big adjusied SD you can have a cfear view of any obje

2. Turn the miinor head eo (hat it swings further outboard and adjust the mirror surface as neededIf you have power miniars, they can De adjusted from

Outside Convex MlfrorOutside Heated MirrorsYour passenger's s^de mirror may be convex. A convex mirror’s suilace is curved sp you can see more fr

OnStar® System4Vour vehicle may be equipped with the QnSlat®System. OnStai^"^ uses global pesilipmng system (GPS) sgteNite lechnology, wireless c

Rear SeatsRear Seat OperationRemoving the Rear SeatThere are two pins locaiecf on lh& inboard sides oi the rear seats. It the vehigts has floor ma

OnStar® PersonaJ CaltingWith OnStar® Personal Calling, you havo a safer way to stay coflnecied whlfe driving. It's a hanas-free xviretags phone t

Storage AreasVoLir front storage compailment is at Ihg gen ter of Ihe iostiumeni panel aitension, by the floor. To open the compartmefTil, press down

Section 3 Instrument PanelInslrurtient Panel Overview ... 3-2Ha?and Warning Flashgrs ...

Instrument Panel Overview3-2

The main components a\ youj InslruTtient panel are the following:A. AirOufletsB. Turn SignaJ/MultHunctiOn Lever C InstrUftienl Panel ClusterD* Shift

Hazard Warning FlashersVt>uf hazard warning flashers let you wain othgrs. They also let police know you have a prohlerm, Yout Ironi and rear turn s

other Warning DevicesIf you carry reBgctive trianglg^, you can u5e them to warn olhers. Set one up at ttie. side oT itte road about 300 feel {100 m} b

Turn Signai/Multifunction LeverTtie Iflver on the left side of ths steering col Limn includes the lolloping;% Turn and Lane Change Signals% Headlamp H

Turn Signal On ChimeIf your Mrn signai is left on for more than 3^''4 of a mile (1-3 km}, 3 cfiime will sound at eacfi flash of the turn sig

Windshield WipersVnu control 1he windshield wipers by tumfng ihe band with the wiper symbol oi i-t-^ For a Single wiping cycle. !um thg band tomisl.

The passenger's side pin will g vwhits cap with an'R" mgrtted on it and wlit look like this;2. Pull ihe pm handle up which will loosen

Cruise ControlYfluT \rehrcle may hgv0 cruise conlrot.It you apply your brakes, ihe cruise control wHi disengage.О {Off) This position turns the system

Setting Cruise ControlIt you leave your cruise control on whon youVo not using cruise, you might hit a button and go into cruise when you don't w

Increasing Speed While Using Cruise ControlTiherfi are !wd ways to go to a higher speed:• Use the acceleralor pedal to gel to tho higher speed. Press

Exterior LampsThe control on the driver's Bide ef your instrumonl panel opéralos ihe extenor laiTips- Turn Iho contnot clDCl(wise to ope rale Tti

Ю (Headleiïips)r Turning (he cûnfrol to this post!ion will turn on the headlamps logqtherwJlh the parking lamps and turn off the daytime running lamps

Center High-Mounted StoplampInstrument Panel' Brightness ControlInterior LampsPress this knob lotaled next to the extener lamps knob to extend an

Dome Lamp OverriderViiu can US0 the doiii^e override buitan, located below the exierlor Jamps hnab, to |he dome latnpa to come on agtcmatically when a

Entry LightingYour vehicle equipped Wbth an illuminated entry feature.When a door is openad, the dome lamps iftiill come or^ If the dome override butt

Accessory Power Outlets Ashtrays and Cigarette LighterVour vehicle mey have accessory power cullets.You can plug accessory eleclncal equipmgni into an

Climate ControlsClimate Control SystemWith №is systerrt you can control the heating, cooling and vènti laUcn ior your vehicle.№ 1 >1Л . -^ ;Hf ^ -

Replacing the Rear SeatsA CAUTION:A that isn't locked cntG place properly can Tnove around in a cctlj$ion cr audden slop. People in the vehicle c

{TBmperature Control): Turn the center knob cjock*'ise pr coynterdochwise to incjease or decrease ihe temperature inside your vehicle,A/C i Air C

Rear Air Conditioning and Heating SystemVouf vehicle may have a near heating and air-conditioning system. This system regulates the tempetalure, the i

Directing the AirflowTurn the center kjic±i clockwise or counl&rcloctiwise !q change the direction oi the airflow in the rear-sealing area.To chan

Defogging and DefrostingFog on tha inside oi endows is a resLill oi h^gh humidity (moisture} condensing on the cool window glass. This can be minimfio

Outlet AdjustmentUse (he Dutlats lacalcd near the center aod en rhe Bides of the instrumant pang! lo change itie direction of aiifiow.♦ Clear away an

Warning Lights, Gages and IndicatorsThis part descnbos the warning lights and gages that may ba on ycnji vehicle. The piclures will help you locate th

Instrument Panel ClusterUnited States vErsicn shown, Canada similarYour jnstrumenr panel cluster is designed to l0t you Know at a glance how your vehi

SpeedometerGo njG^ ^ 20^ "ijO km/h jg^ SO y^Kj 'SO ^ 9MftHlOO^THP ►^' «JUPtn \i№Et-t:Vour speedometer lets you see your speed í

Trip OdometerThe irip odomeler can tell you hpw tar your vehicle has been driverii since you last sst the trip odometer to zero.To reset the trip odom

Air Bag Readiness LightThene Ls an ajr ba<5 readiness light on the instrument panel which shows the air bsg symbol. The system checks the air b^g&a

Pu&h the pin with the while handle rnarliecl “R" down uolil it is in !hg retaining clip.5. Push the pin with the Ыаск handle marked “L"

Afr Bag Off Lightit ygLr vehicle is equipped wilh an air b^g ett swMch, when you turn the nghi frcmr passengers air bag off, the air bag off light wil

the s'fi hag readiness light ever comas on when you have turned otf the air bag, it means that something may be wrong wUh the air bag system. The

Voltmeter GageWhen your engine is not running, but lt»& ignition is on {In Eh0 RUN position), this gage sho^s your battery's state q\ ctiarge

Brake System Warning LightWith the ignitiqn qn, the brake systarm warrnna tighi wlN corae Oft when yoü set youf parking brake. The Nghl wiil slay on l

Anti-Lock Brake System Warning LightEngine Coolant Temperature GageWi1h ihe anti-lock brake systen, this light will come on TWhen you start yout engin

Low Coolant Warning LightUnfred SlatesThis message is displayed lA/hen the cooling system is low on cooiaol.The engine may oveitieat, See Engfr^e Cocl

Noiicer Modi ri cations made to the engine^ transmiasion, exhaust^ intake or fuel system of your vehicle or the replacement of the original tires with

VtHj may be able !o correel ihe emission sysiem maiiundion by considering Ibe following:□id you recently put luel into yciur vahrqle?fr so, reinstall

Vüur vehicle will not pass this irtspecfion if the OBD (on-board djagnoslic) systein deterr^lnes that crilicat emission conlrol systems have not been

Change Engine Oil Light Security LightThis light is disptajfed when thg engins ell ro be ctian^ed.ff this ilght is Hashing, il jndJcates that the oü l

Safety BeltsSafety Belts; They Are for EveryoneThis pan q( the- rnanual Telia you hew lo use salety hells pnoperly. It also tells you some things you

Cruise Control LightTow/Haul Mode LightUnited SlatesThe cruise lighL comes on whenever you set your crurse control. Sae "Cnjise ConlTor under Tym

If the Isghl comes on and stays on while you are OгlVln^^ ch0ck your coolant tornpeiature and engine oil pressure gages lo see if they are in the warn

Audio System(s)Notice: Before you add any sound oquiprnent to your vehicle - lihe a t^pe player^ CB radio, mcbile telephone or two-way radio - ba sure

Setting the Time for Radios with Radio Data Systems (RDS)Vour radio may have a bulton marked with an H or HR to represent hours and an M or MN To tepr

Finding a StationAWl Fhrt: Presa this button lo switch between AM, FM1 and Tha display will shew ycur selection*TUNE: Turn tins knob to choose radio s

Setting the Tone (Bass/Treble)AUDIO: Ta adjust the t>ass and the ireble, press and release the AUDIO bultdn nepeaKjdly until BAS or TRE appears on

Radio with CD (Base Level)Finding a Station— -"I " .¿ rIHPU IXic?OEnL ^ -ftPlaying the RadioPWR (Powerji: Press I his knob to (urn the sy

Setting Preset StationsT3ie sii numbered pushbuttons lei you relurn to your laydrlte slatruns. You car? $el up to Ifl statrons {sir AM. sIk FMt and si

To adjost boTti (one controls and bolh speaker conlrols to the middle posilioiif ftrs! end out of audio mode by pressing another button, causing Ihe r

6 RPT {Repeat): Press this p^JShbutton once lo hear a track ovar again. RPT will appear on iho display.TNe curreni track will continue to repeat Pres

Your vehicle has a tight lhal comes on as a neminder to buckia up. See SHfeiy Beit Reminder Ligf}î on page 3-27,In most slates and In atl Canadian pro

Radio with Cassette and CDRaying the RadioPWR JPower): Press Ihis knob to turn the syslem on and oiFVOL (Volume}: Turn this Knob lo increase or to dec

Finding a StationBANPr Press this butlûn to &wi(ch t>et№een AM. FM1, FM2. The display will show your seleclion.TUNE: Turn this hnob to choose r

Setting the Tone (Bass/Trebie)Adjusting the Speakers {Balance/Fade)AUDJO: Press ancT release thHj AUDIO knob until BASS, MID, Of TR£B appears on ihe d

Using RDSYour ^udici syslern is equippsd with й Radio Dgtg System (RDS). RDS foalurs^ are available for use only on FM sraiions lhat broadcast FDS inf

SCAM: You can also scan through tha channels within a category by performing the (olliiwing:1. Turn the P-TYPE LIST knob. TYPE and a PTV will appear o

ALEHTf: Alen v^ эrnË a\ local nr national omgrgertcies. When an aierl ynhounccmant comes on Ihe ситеШ mdKi filflllon, ALEFin will прраат on 3he displa

CAL ERR (Calibration Error): This message is displayed when ihe radio has nol been calibraied property tor the vehicfg. You must return to the dealers

3 REV {RevirsBj: Press this pushbutlon to reverse Itie tape rapidly. Press it again la return tfl playing speerJ. The radio will play while ihe (ape

CHK TAPE (ChflcK Tape)' ff CHK TAPE appears on ihe iacJio dispJajf, ihe tapa won't piay because of one of the }ollowing errors.* The tape l

Inserì a cfisc partwav into the slot, label side up. The player will pulì rt in and tha disc should begin playing. The display will show ihe CD symbol

-. -. -B^ / 4t~4*~10!V b"— !PuJ someone oo ¡t.Gel it up lû speed. Then stop the vahicEo. The rder doesn't slopr1-11

DISP (Display): Press Ihis hn&b lo see how lon^ Ihe CLirren! track has been playing. ET and the elapsed tirre will appear On the display. To chang

Radio with Six-Disc CDPlaying the RadioPWR (Power): Push Ihls knob to lum the system gn end oH.VOLUME: Turn the knob to increase or to decrease volume

SAND: Press (his hutlon to swilch belw&en AM. FMÎ, FM?. Th0 disptay will show your selection.TUNE: Turn (his knob (o select radio sialinns,SEEK &g

Setting the Толе (Bass/ТгеЫе) Adjusting the Speakers (Balance/Fade)AUDIO: Pr&âsand release Ihe AUDIO knob until BASS, MID, or TREE appeaTig gn the

Using RDSYour audio syistom BQuipped wilh a Radio Data System (RDS), RDS features are available for use only on FM stations thal broadcast RDS informa

SCAM: Yoi> can also scan Ihrough ihe stgtkjns within a category by performing the lallawfng:1. Press Ihe P-TVPE button. P-TYPE and tne last selecte

The person keeps going until slopped by soinething* In a real vahiclEi It could be the windshield...OF Ihe instrunnenl panel.1-12

The 2003 GMC Savana Owner Manual QHSeals and n^slraint Systems ...Front Seals ...

Questions and Answers About Safety BeltsQ: Won'l I be trapped Fn the vehicle after sn accident it Tm wearing 3 safety belt?AI You could be ~ whet

Q; If my vehicle has air bags^ why should I have to wear safety belts?A* Air bags are in rngny vehiqias today and wilt be in most at thorn in tha futu

3- Pick up (he latch plate and pull lh& belt across you. Don't fet II get twisted.4. Push The lalch plate into the buckle until il clicks.Pu

The tap pari of Itie belt should be worn low and snug on the hips, just touching the thighs. In a crashn this applies force to the slnong pelvic bones

Qi WhaTs wrcng with this?Ж CAUTION:You can ho seriously hurt if youf shoulder bell i& too loose. In a crash, you would move forward too much, whic

Qi Whafs wrong with this?A CAUTION:You can bfi Seriously ln|urf:d it your belt is buckled In the wrong place like this. In a crash, the belt would go

Qî Wtiat's wrong with ihia?A CAUTION:Volt сап sonously Injured If your belt goes over an arm real like this. The belt would be much toQ high. Гп

Qi Whal's wrong with this?Д CAUTION;You can be sertousiy Injured If you wear the shoulder beU under your arm. in a crash, your bcxly would move t

Q; Whaf'a wrong wkh thfa?Д CAUTION:You can be seriously Injured by a twist&d bell. In a craah, you wouldn't have the full width of the b

То unlalch Ihe belt. )ust push the button an the buckle, The bell should 50 back out of ihe way.Before you close Jhe door* be sure the beJl is out of

GENERAL MOTORS, Ihe GM ЕгпЫет. GMC. Ihe GMC Truck Emblerm and the name SAVANA are registered tradefflarks of Generai Motors Corporation.This manual in

Tha bast way to protect the fetus is lo protect the mother. When a safety bell is worn property, it's more likely that the ielus mjn'i he hu

Center Passenger Position(3rd, 4th and 5th Row)T Jk^. -.11ij1rÌ¿uJ( -kiit1 []_—:-tap Belt(f v<5ur yetiKle hgs third, Taurth or fifth row bench soat

Tq makE Ihe belt sherfer, pull ita free end as shctwn until tbs belt IS snug.Buckle, розШеп and release it the same way аь iho lap part at a igp^Ehoul

Lap-Shoulder BeltHere's hDw to a lap-shoulder bell properly.Pick up the latch plate and pull the belt across you. Don't let it get twisted.2

Vdu сап i№ seriously hurl if your shoulder belt ia too loose, Jn a crash, you would move forward loo much, which could increase injury. The shoulder b

To unlatch the bell, jusl pü&h the button on tho buclds.Rear Safety Belt Comfort Guides for Children and Small AdultsYour vehicle may have thi&

1. Locale \t\e guide on \h& of lha sealback.2 Place ihe guide over ihe belt and Insert the two edges at the bott into the slots of the guide.

3. Be sure the bsM is not twisted and it lies ttgt. “The etastic cord iii>ust be under the t>eJ( and the guide on lop.4. Buckle, pMilion and re

Safety Belt Pretensioners[f (he GVWF {Gross Vehicle Weight Fating) of your vehids is iower than 8600^ your vehicle has safety beii pretensioners. You

Child RestraintsQ: What ia tha proper way lo wear safety belts?Older ChildrenЛ: II possible, an older child should wear alap-shoulder bell aod get the

Safety Warnings and SymbolsVou wpII find a number tJi safaty tqutions m this book. Wg use a box aftd the word CAUTION io letl you about things Ihat co

A CAUTION:Nevér do this.two chilcfr^n aro wearing the same be4t. The belt can't properly spread the impact foncoSn In a crash, the two children c

A CAUTION:Nover do this.Hqfq a child is sitting in a seat that has a lap-shoufder belt, but the shoulder pad Je behind the child. If the child wears t

Every lime Iniartts and young ciilldrQn rtde in vehicles, they should have the protection piovidecj by the appropriate restraint. Voung ohilctreri sho

Children who are up against^ or very close to, any dll' ba^ whert it Inflates can be seriously Injured or hilled, Air bags plus lap-shoulder bolt

For iTiQst basic types of child resiraints, ihere are many dltferent models available. When purchasing a child restraint, be sure it is designed to be

The body structure of e young child le quite unlike that of an adult or older child, for whom the safety belts are design ad. A young child's hip

Newborn Infants need domplete support, inoludiny Support tor the head and леек. This is necessary because a newborn Infant's neck is weak and Its

People should never hold e baby in their arms while riding in a vehicle. A baby doesn^t weigh imech - until a craah. During a crash a baby will become

Child Restraint SystemsАл inianr car bed (A), a special bed made ior use in a molor vehicle, le ел infant restraini ^yglem designed to restrain or pos

A forward-facing chUd seat (C-E) provides nestraint for ihe child's body with the harness and also sormelinnes with surfaces such as T-shaped or

Vehicle Damage WarningsAt&o, in this book you will find these notices:Notice: These mean there is soimelhing I hat could damage your vehicle-A not

Q: How do child restraint» work?A: A child resTraim system is any da vice designed for use In a motor vehicJe to restrain, sea!, er position children.

Where to Put the RestraintPassenger Vans without an Air flag Off SwitchAccident stalistics show Ihat children are saier if they are reslfained In Hie

Passenger Vans with an Air Bag Off SwitchAccdenl staiisiics show thal children are safer ii they afe restrainecl Fn the rear rather than the iront sca

Cargo Vans and Cab and Chassis [\Aodels without an Air Bag Off SwitchThe child nestrainT musl be secured properly in ihe right front passenger seat. I

Cargo Vans and Cab and Chassis Models with an Air Bag Off SwitchThe child restrain! mu&t Ins secured property in the nght Fionl passenger seal If

Top StrapSoma cJiild restraints hava a top slrap, or “top tother,’' It can help restnain the chKd restraint during a collision.For it 10 work, a

In Canada, the Law requires that torward-lacing child restraints have a top strap, and that iha strap he anchored, In the Untied States, some child re

Top Strap Anchor LocationOn \/ehicfe£ with a from pa&senget seal, the arvchOT for the fop strap is locafed at (tie rear o( the seat cushion on Hie

Anchor I he (op strap ta 1hi$ bracliol, For thg second row only. In ihe leh outboard seating position, use anchor point (A). For the right outboard se

If a LATCH-type child restraint isn't attached to its anchorage pointan the restraint won't be able to pfdlecl the chlFd correctly. M a cras

T+iese are some examples of vehicle symbols you may find on youf vehicle;CJMLTTIQN POaStBLET JNUUHÏPFWTtCT EVE&BV {pü} 5^IE3.DI№CAUSTIC SATTERV AC

Securing a Child Restraint Designed for the LATCH System1. Fir>d Ihe artchors for the seating pasilion you want to use, where the bottom of the se

You'll t>e using tha lap-shouldar belt. £oo Top Strap on page 1-4S if the child restrainl has one. Be sure to follow the instructions that cam

4. Puli (he rest of the shoulder belt all the way out of the retractor to set the lock.5. To tighten the belt, feed the shoulder belt back into the r

To remove ihe child restraint, jusl unbuckfe the vehicle’s safety belt and Ist it go back all the way. The safety belt will move ireely again and be r

1 Make the belt as Jcwig as possible by tilling the latch plate and pullrng It along Ihe beft.2, Put the restraint on Ihe seal.3. -Run the VBhole&ap

To remove Ihe child ne&trdinl, Just unbucNie Ihe vehicle's safety belt. Il will be ready to work for an adult or larger child passenger.Secur

Д CAUTION:A child in a rear-facing chJId resiraini can be seriously injured or hilled If the right from passenger's airbag inflates. This Ls beca

You’ll bfl using the latc^should^r belt. See Top Strap on page i-43 it the child restfalnl has ona. Be sure to iollovy the instructions that came with

D. Pull the res! of ihe Jap belt aJI the way oul of the ietractnr lo set ihe lock.6 To lighten Ihe belt, taod the lap tielt back Into tho retractor w

To remo\/e the child rBstrainl, Just unbuckle the vchide’s saietv bett and let It go back all the way. The safety belt will move Ireely again and be r

Model ReferenceThhs manual covers these mocieis:VI

Air Bag SystemThis part explains the air bag systom.E“--------If ¡1 ^ys AiR &AÜ on the middle part of the steering wheel and AIR BAG on the instru

You C9H be sQVDrely injured or killed in a crash If you aren't wearing your safety belt — even It you have air bags. Wearing your safety belt dur

Д CAUTION:Anyone who fs up against, or very close tOr any aJr bog when ^ ínflales can be seriously Injured or kilted, Ajr bags plus lap'shouider

Where Are the Air Bags?The driver's afr bag Is in Ihe middle of steering wheel.li your vehicle has one, the righl front passenger's

A CAUTION:If somothing is. between an occupant and an air bag^ the bag H'llghE not inflale properly or it might force the object into that person

Duat Stage Air BagsIf your vehicle hes trenlal gir bags w^th dual stage deployment, the amount of restraint will adjust according to tha Crash severit

How Does an Air Bag Restrain?In mcitíeraíe lo severe fronlal or near-frontal collisions, over belted occupants can contact the sieering whool or the i

* Yoiir vetiicle is equipped with a crash sensing and disgnostic rtiadulen which recoTids Intormation about the air bag system. The module records Inl

Tihis switch should orly t>e turned 1C AIR BAG OFF if the parsori in lhe right from passenger's posilfon is a inemher of a pa Stìnger risk gro

To íum off Ihe right front passenger's air bag, insert your ignition koy into the swctch, push tn, and move the switch to AIR BAG OFF.The AIR BAG

Section 1 Seats and Яestraint SystemsFront Seats ..,.ч Seüls Power Seal ..Bedining Sea№acks,,.Rear Seats____ ___Bear Seal OperationSafety Belts...

Servicing Your Air Gag-Equippect VehicleAir bags aff&ct how your vehicle should be serviced There are parts of the air bag systenn In several ptac

A CAUTION:For up to ID mmutes aKor the ignition hey i& turned oft and the battery is disconnected, an air bag can Still Inflflte during improper s

Restraint System CheckChecking Your Restraint SystemsNisw and Ihen, make stirg 1he safety bell reminder Nghl and all your bells, buddes, latch pEatas,

Replacing Restraint System Parts After a CrashA CAUTION:A crash can damage the restraint syslems In your vehtdB. A damaged resrr^lnt system may not pr

Section 2 Features and ControlsKeys ...Remots KeyfEss Entry Systern ...Remote K

KeysA CAUTION:Leovlng chlldi'en In a vehicl« with the ignition k&y is dang&rous for many reasons. A child or others could he badly injure

This vehicle has gre double-sided key for the ignition and door locks. It will tit №ilh either side up.When a new vehicle is delivered, the dealer pro

Changes or modihcalions to this system by other lhan an aulhori^ed ssn/me facility could void authoriiation lo USB this equiipmgnlAt times you may not

^ (Panic ilarm): The remoie keyiess entry transm^ner comes equipped with an instant panic alarm. To use (he a(arm^ press the horn symbol when the igni

Battery Replacementunder normal use, ihe balteiy in i^our remote keyless entry transmitter should last about four years.Vqu can tell the battery is we

Front SeatsManual SeatsA CAUTION:You can lose control of the vehicle if you fry to adjust a manual driver's seat while the vehicle is moving. The

Doors and LocksDoor LocksA CAUTION:Unlockecf doors can be dangerous.% Passengers — espfrcjally children — can easily open the doors and tail out of a

Power Door LocksPress the botlom side of the power doer lock svuilcii 1o lock all the doors at once. Press the top side of the power door lock switch

Rear Door Security LocksSecurity Idcks are located on !hs pass^enger side rear door, ihe side sliding door or the front portion of ihg 60/^0 side swin

Move ttie bultan up to engage [he security feature, Move [he burtton down lo retun the doof locks to normal operation.Lockout ProtectionThis feature p

Sliding Side DoorTo of>eo Ehe sEldIng side door iron putgide, poll Ihe hflndiD towaid the isar of the vehicle. TTien, sHde the doof open.To close t

To npert Ihe sliding dopf tram inside. Turn the handle upward and loward the rear of ihe veiik:ie. Then, siide the door toward Ihe rear ot the vehicle

60/40 Swrng-Out Side DoorTo cipon ihe front portion of a eo/40 door from iho outsic*e, poll Qul on the handle and pull it toiward youTo open tha frnni

Rear DoorsTo open the rear poilfon oF a 60^40 doOf frorn Ihe oulside, pull the handle on the siete o( ihe rear door and pull i| toward /ou.To close 1h

Td open the rear cfoors from the outside, pull Ihe handle toward you tn open the passenger’s side near door Trrst.To open the driver's side rear

WindowsLeaving children In a vehicle with the windows dosed Is dangerous. A child can be overcome by the extreme heat and csn suffer permanent injurie