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This vehicle may have one of the following tire sealant
and compressor kits. The kit includes:
A. Selector Switch
(Sealant/Air or
Air Only)
B. On/Off Button
C. Pressure Gage
D. Pressure Deflation
Button (If equipped)
E. Tire Sealant Canister
Sealant/Air Hose
(Clear)
F. Air Only Hose
(Black)
G. Power Plug
5-91
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- Cadillac cts cts v booktoc 1
- Cadillac cts cts v owner manua 1
- Canadian owners 3
- Propriétaires canadiens 3
- Caution 4
- Safety warnings and symbols 4
- Vehicle symbols 4
- Vehicle symbol chart 5
- Seats and restraint system 7
- Section 1 seats and restraint system 7
- Caution 8
- Head restraints 8
- Active head restraint system 9
- Caution 10
- Front seats 10
- Manual seats 10
- Manual leg extension 11
- Power seats 11
- Power lumbar 12
- Power lumbar and side bolsters 12
- Heated and ventilated seats 13
- Power lumbar 13
- Side bolster 13
- Memory seat mirrors and steering wheel 14
- Easy exit recall 15
- Caution 16
- Manual reclining seatbacks 16
- Reclining seatbacks 16
- Power reclining seatbacks 17
- Caution 18
- Caution 19
- Rear seats 19
- Split folding rear seat 19
- Caution 20
- Safety belts 20
- Safety belts they are for everyone 20
- Why safety belts work 21
- Questions and answers about safety belts 24
- How to wear safety belts properly 25
- Caution 26
- Caution 27
- Caution 28
- Caution 29
- Caution 30
- Caution 31
- Caution 32
- Lap shoulder belt 33
- Rear safety belt comfort guides 35
- Safety belt pretensioners 35
- Shoulder belt height adjuster 35
- Caution 37
- Caution continued 37
- Safety belt extender 38
- Safety belt use during pregnancy 38
- Child restraints 39
- Older children 39
- Caution 40
- Caution 41
- Caution 42
- Infants and young children 42
- Caution 43
- Caution continued 43
- Caution 44
- Caution 45
- Child restraint systems 45
- Caution 46
- Securing an add on child restraint in the vehicle 46
- Caution 47
- Securing the child within the child restraint 47
- Where to put the restraint 47
- Caution 48
- Caution continued 48
- Lower anchors 49
- Lower anchors and tethers for children latch 49
- Lower anchor and top tether anchor locations 50
- Top tether anchor 50
- Caution 52
- Securing a child restraint designed for the latch system 52
- Securing a child restraint in a rear seat position 55
- Caution 58
- Caution continued 58
- Securing a child restraint in the right front seat position 58
- Airbag system 61
- Caution 62
- Caution 63
- Where are the airbags 63
- Caution 65
- When should an airbag inflate 66
- When should an airbag inflate 66
- How does an airbag restrain 67
- What makes an airbag inflate 67
- What makes an airbag inflate 67
- Caution 68
- What will you see after an airbag inflates 68
- What will you see after an airbag inflates 68
- Passenger sensing system 69
- Caution 70
- Caution continued 71
- Caution 72
- If the on indicator is lit for a child restraint 72
- If the off indicator is lit for an adult size occupant 73
- Additional factors affecting system operation 74
- Caution 75
- Servicing your airbag equipped vehicle 75
- Adding equipment to your airbag equipped vehicle 76
- Airbags 77
- Checking the restraint systems 77
- Restraint system check 77
- Safety belts 77
- Caution 78
- Replacing restraint system parts after a crash 78
- Features and controls 79
- Section 2 features and controls 79
- Section 2 features and controls 80
- Caution 81
- Caution continued 81
- Remote keyless entry rke system 83
- Remote keyless entry rke system operation 84
- Battery replacement 85
- Programming transmitters to the vehicle 85
- Keyless access system 86
- Keyless access system operation 87
- Keyless locking 87
- Keyless unlocking 87
- Keyless trunk opening 88
- Programming transmitters to the vehicle 89
- Programming with a recognized transmitter 89
- Programming without a recognized transmitter 90
- Battery replacement 92
- Starting the vehicle with a low transmitter battery 92
- Remote vehicle start 93
- Caution 95
- Central door unlocking system 95
- Door locks 95
- Doors and locks 95
- Delayed locking 96
- Power door locks 96
- Programmable automatic door locks 96
- Lockout protection 97
- Rear door security locks 97
- Caution 98
- Trunk lock release 98
- Emergency trunk release handle 100
- Rear seat pass through 100
- Caution 101
- Windows 101
- Caution 102
- Power windows 102
- Caution 103
- Express down up windows 103
- Express window anti pinch feature 103
- Express window anti pinch override 103
- Lighted visor vanity mirror 104
- Programming the power windows 104
- Sun visors 104
- Window lockout 104
- Theft deterrent system 105
- Theft deterrent systems 105
- Immobilizer 106
- Testing the alarm 106
- Immobilizer operation key access 107
- Immobilizer operation keyless access 108
- New vehicle break in 109
- Starting and operating your vehicle 109
- Ignition positions key access 110
- Ignition positions keyless access 111
- Automatic transmission 112
- Manual transmission 112
- Retained accessory power rap 112
- Starting the engine 112
- Starting procedure 113
- Caution 114
- Engine coolant heater 114
- To use the engine coolant heater 114
- Automatic transmission operation 115
- Caution 115
- Caution 116
- Driver shift control dsc 117
- Tap shift 119
- Manual transmission operation 120
- Caution 121
- Shift speeds manual transmission 121
- Up shift light 121
- Parking brake 122
- Skip shift cts v 122
- Caution 123
- Electric parking brake 123
- Epb apply 124
- Automatic epb release 125
- Epb release 125
- Caution 126
- Shifting into park automatic transmission 126
- Caution 127
- Leaving the vehicle with the engine running automatic transmission 127
- Shifting out of park 127
- Torque lock automatic transmission 127
- Parking the vehicle manual transmission 128
- Caution 129
- Caution continued 129
- Engine exhaust 129
- Parking over things that burn 129
- Caution 130
- Running the vehicle while parked 130
- Automatic dimming mirror operation 131
- Automatic dimming rearview mirror 131
- Cleaning the mirror 131
- Mirrors 131
- Outside power mirrors 131
- Caution 132
- Object detection systems 132
- Outside convex mirror 132
- Outside heated mirrors 132
- Park tilt mirrors 132
- Ultrasonic rear parking assist urpa 132
- Caution 133
- How the system works 134
- Onstar system 135
- System 135
- When the system does not seem to work properly 135
- Onstar services available with the safe sound plan 136
- Onstar services included with directions connections plan 136
- Onstar hands free calling 137
- Onstar steering wheel controls 137
- Onstar turn by turn navigation 137
- Onstar virtual advisor 137
- How onstar service works 138
- Your responsibility 138
- Universal home remote system 139
- Universal home remote system operation with one triangular led 139
- Programming the universal home remote system 140
- Gate operator and canadian programming 142
- Cupholders 143
- Erasing universal home remote buttons 143
- Glove box 143
- Reprogramming a single universal home remote button 143
- Storage areas 143
- Using universal home remote 143
- Center console storage 144
- Convenience net 144
- Instrument panel storage 144
- Sunroof 144
- Anti pinch feature 145
- Instrument panel 147
- Section 3 instrument panel 147
- Section 3 instrument panel 148
- Instrument panel overview 150
- Hazard warning flashers 152
- Tilt and telescopic steering wheel 152
- Power tilt wheel and telescopic steering column 153
- Turn signal multifunction lever 153
- Headlamp high low beam changer 154
- Turn and lane change signals 154
- Turn signal on chime 154
- Flash to pass 155
- Windshield wipers 155
- Rainsense wipers 156
- Caution 157
- Windshield washer 157
- Heated windshield washer 158
- Caution 159
- Cruise control 159
- Headlamp washer 159
- Caution 160
- Setting cruise control 160
- Increasing speed while using cruise control 161
- Passing another vehicle while using cruise control 161
- Reducing speed while using cruise control 161
- Resuming a set speed 161
- Ending cruise control 162
- Erasing speed memory 162
- Headlamps 162
- Using cruise control on hills 162
- Daytime running lamps drl 163
- Headlamps on reminder 163
- Wiper activated headlamps 163
- Light sensor 164
- Adaptive forward lighting system 165
- Exterior lighting battery saver 165
- Fog lamps 165
- Entry lighting 166
- Instrument panel brightness 166
- Parade dimming 166
- Reading lamps 166
- Battery run down protection 167
- Electric power management 167
- Accessory power outlet s 168
- Analog clock 169
- Ashtray s and cigarette lighter 169
- Automatic operation 170
- Climate controls 170
- Dual climate control system 170
- Manual operation 171
- Rear window defogger 173
- Sensors 174
- Operation tips 175
- Outlet adjustment 175
- Passenger compartment air filter 175
- Warning lights gages and indicators 176
- Instrument panel cluster 177
- Speedometer and odometer 179
- Tachometer 179
- Trip odometers 179
- Engine speed limiter 180
- Passenger safety belt reminder light 180
- Safety belt reminder light 180
- Safety belt reminders 180
- Airbag readiness light 181
- Caution 181
- Caution 182
- Passenger airbag status indicator 182
- Charging system light 183
- Up shift light 183
- Brake system warning light 184
- Caution 184
- Antilock brake system abs warning light 185
- Engine coolant temperature warning light 186
- Stabilitra 186
- Stabilitrak traction control system tcs warning light 186
- Traction control system tcs warning light 186
- Engine coolant temperature gage 187
- Tire pressure light 187
- When the light is on steady 187
- Check engine light 188
- Malfunction indicator lamp 188
- When the light flashes first and then is on steady 188
- Emissions inspection and maintenance programs 190
- Caution 191
- Oil pressure light 191
- Caution 192
- Engine oil pressure gage 192
- Cruise control light 193
- Fog lamp light 193
- Lights on reminder 193
- Security light 193
- Fuel gage 194
- Highbeam on light 194
- Boost gage 195
- Driver information center dic 195
- Dic operation and displays 196
- Odometer 196
- Trip a or trip b 196
- Trip fuel display menu items 196
- Avg average economy 197
- Avg average speed 197
- Fuel range 197
- Inst instantaneous economy 197
- Blank display 198
- Oil life remaining 198
- Parking assist 198
- Speedometer 198
- Vehicle information display menu items 198
- Battery voltage 199
- Calibrate compass 199
- Change compass zone 199
- Relearn remote key 199
- Tire pressure 199
- Blank display 200
- Coolant temp temperature cts v only 200
- Lateral acceleration cts v only 200
- Oil pressure cts v only 200
- Trans transmission temp temperature cts v only 200
- Compass variance zone procedure 201
- Compass zone 201
- Dic compass 201
- Compass calibration 202
- Compass calibration procedure 202
- Accessory mode active 203
- Afl adaptive forward lighting lamps need service 203
- All wheel drive off 203
- Dic warnings and messages 203
- Automatic light control off 204
- Automatic light control on 204
- Battery saver active 204
- Battery volts low 204
- Calibrating drive in circles 205
- Calibration complete 205
- Change engine oil soon 205
- Check tire pressure 205
- Cruise set to xxx mph km h 205
- Differential hot reduce speed cts v only 206
- Driver door open 206
- Electronic key already known 206
- Electronic key not detected 206
- Electronic key not detected restart allowed 207
- Engine hot a c air conditioning off 207
- Engine oil low add oil 208
- Engine overheated idle engine 208
- Engine power is reduced 208
- Fuel level low 208
- Heated washer fluid wash washer wipes pending 208
- Heated washer fluid system off 209
- Hood open 209
- Ice possible drive with care 209
- Learn delay active wait xx min minutes 209
- Left rear door open 209
- Maximum electronic keys learned 209
- Oil pressure low stop engine 209
- Park brake released 210
- Park brake set 210
- Parking assist off 210
- Passenger door open 210
- Press brake pedal to release park brake 210
- Press brake to start engine automatic transmission only 210
- Press start control to learn keys 210
- Rainsense wipers active 211
- Ready to learn electronic key x 211
- Release park brake switch 211
- Remote key learning active 211
- Replace battery in remote key 211
- Right rear door open 211
- Rotate control to off position 211
- Service air bag 211
- Service a c system 212
- Service all wheel drive 212
- Service battery charging system 212
- Service brake assist 212
- Service brake system 213
- Service keyless start system 213
- Service park brake 213
- Service parking assist 213
- Service power steering 213
- Service stabilitrak 213
- Service suspension system 213
- Service theft deterrent system 214
- Service tire monitor system 214
- Service traction control 214
- Service transmission 214
- Service vehicle soon 214
- Shift to park automatic transmission only 215
- Speed limited to xxx mph km h 215
- Sport mode 215
- Stabilitrak competitive mode 215
- Stabilitrak not ready 215
- Stabilitrak off 216
- Start aborted by theft deterrent 216
- Suspension mode sport cts v only 216
- Suspension mode tour cts v only 216
- Theft attempted 216
- Dic vehicle customization 217
- Tighten gas cap 217
- Tire learning active 217
- Transmission hot idle engine 217
- Trunk open 217
- Turn signal on 217
- Washer fluid low add fluid 217
- Display in english 218
- Display language 218
- Entering the feature settings menu 218
- Feature settings menu items 218
- Auto door lock 219
- Auto door unlock 219
- Remote door lock feedback 220
- Exit lighting 221
- Remote door unlock feedback 221
- Approach lighting 222
- Factory settings 222
- Keyless locking 223
- Chime volume 224
- Keyless unlock 224
- Easy exit recall 225
- Audio system s 226
- Caution 226
- Exiting the feature settings menu 226
- Radio s 227
- Radio data system rds 228
- Playing the radio 229
- Finding a station 230
- Finding a xm station 230
- Storing a radio station as a favorite 231
- Adjusting the speakers balance fade 232
- Setting the tone bass midrange treble 232
- Digital signal processing dsp 233
- Configuring radio functions 234
- Playing a cd single disc player 234
- Radio message 234
- Radio messages for xm only 234
- Xm satellite radio service 234
- Playing a cd s six disc cd player 235
- Playing a dvd a audio disc 236
- Finding songs on dvd audio 237
- Shuffle on dvd audio 237
- Stopping dvd audio playback 237
- Care of your cd and dvd a discs 238
- Selecting dvd audio streams 238
- Care of your cd or dvd a player 239
- Disc messages 239
- Playing an mp3 wma disc 239
- Copy protected cd s 240
- Deleting a recorded song or category 240
- Ejecting a cd or turning off the vehicle while recording 240
- Hard drive device hdd 240
- Re recording audio cds 240
- Recording from audio cds 240
- Stopping the recording 240
- Audio cd song artist album and genre information 241
- Database 241
- Gracenot 241
- Recording from mp3 wma discs or usb 243
- Usb host support 243
- Hdd menu 244
- Hdd playback mode 244
- Playing from the hard drive device 244
- Usb supported devices 244
- Hdd categories 245
- Playlist 245
- Quick jump 245
- Shuffle songs 245
- Audiblebook 246
- Recently saved 246
- Saving hdd favorites 246
- Configuring hdd favorites 247
- Pausing am fm or xm if equipped with the vehicle turned off 247
- Time shifting pause and rewind live fm am and xm if equipped 247
- Using the auxiliary input jack 248
- Using the radio controls to connect and control an ipod 248
- Creating an mp3 wma disc 250
- Mp3 wma format 250
- Using an mp3 250
- Empty directory or folder 251
- No folder 251
- Root directory 251
- File system and naming 252
- Order of play 252
- Preprogrammed playlists 252
- Playing an mp3 wma 253
- Xm radio messages 254
- Audio system 255
- Bluetoot 255
- Bluetooth 255
- Navigation radio system 255
- Voice recognition 255
- Bluetooth controls 256
- Pairing 256
- Listing all paired and connected phones 257
- Pairing a phone 257
- Deleting a paired phone 258
- Linking to a different phone 258
- Storing name tags 259
- Using the store command 259
- Using the digit store command 260
- Using the directory command 260
- Deleting name tags 261
- Using the delete all name tags command 261
- Using the delete command 261
- Making a call 262
- Using the dial command 262
- Using the call command 263
- Using the digit dial command 263
- Call waiting 264
- Receiving a call 264
- Three way calling 264
- Using the re dial command 264
- Ending a call 265
- Muting a call 265
- To cancel mute 265
- To mute a call 265
- To transfer audio to the cell phone 265
- To transfer audio to the in vehicle bluetooth system 265
- Transferring a call 265
- Dual tone multi frequency dtmf tones 266
- Sending a number during a call 266
- Voice pass thru 266
- Clearing the system 267
- Other information 267
- Sending a stored name tag during a call 267
- Theft deterrent feature 267
- Audio steering wheel controls 268
- Cellular phone usage 269
- Fm stereo 269
- Radio reception 269
- Xm satellite radio service 269
- Backglass antenna 270
- Xm satellite radio antenna system 270
- Driving your vehicle 271
- Section 4 driving your vehicle 271
- Caution 272
- Defensive driving 272
- Driving for better fuel economy 272
- Your driving the road and the vehicle 272
- Caution 273
- Control of a vehicle 273
- Drunk driving 273
- Braking 274
- Antilock brake system abs 275
- Using abs 275
- Brake assist except cts v 276
- Braking in emergencies 276
- Stabilitra 276
- Stabilitrak system 276
- System 276
- Traction control system tcs 277
- Competitive driving mode 278
- All wheel drive awd system 279
- Limited slip rear axle 279
- Magnetic ride control 279
- Power steering 280
- Speed variable assist steering 280
- Steering 280
- Steering tips 280
- Steering in emergencies 281
- Loss of control 282
- Off road recovery 282
- Passing 282
- Skidding 283
- Competitive driving 284
- Driving at night 284
- Caution 285
- Driving in rain and on wet roads 285
- Hydroplaning 285
- Before leaving on a long trip 286
- Highway hypnosis 286
- Other rainy weather tips 286
- Caution 287
- Hill and mountain roads 287
- Driving on snow or ice 288
- Winter driving 288
- Blizzard conditions 289
- Caution 289
- Caution continued 289
- Caution 290
- If your vehicle is stuck in sand mud ice or snow 290
- Caution 291
- Do not load the vehicle any heavier than the gross vehicle weight rating gvwr or either the maximum front or rear gross axle weight rating gawr if you do parts on the vehicle can break and it can change the way your vehicle handles these could cause you to lose control and crash also overloading can shorten the life of the vehicle 291
- It is very important to know how much weight your vehicle can carry this weight is called the vehicle capacity weight and includes the weight of all occupants cargo and all nonfactory installed options two labels on your vehicle show how much weight it may properly carry the tire and loading information label and the certification label 291
- Loading the vehicle 291
- Rocking your vehicle to get it out 291
- Steps for determining correct load limit 292
- Tire and loading information label 292
- Caution 295
- Certification label 295
- Caution 296
- Recreational vehicle towing 296
- Towing 296
- Towing your vehicle 296
- Dinghy towing 297
- Dolly towing all wheel drive vehicles 298
- Dolly towing rear wheel drive vehicles 298
- Caution 299
- Towing a trailer cts 299
- Towing a trailer cts v 299
- Pulling a trailer 300
- Weight of the trailer 300
- Weight of the trailer tongue 301
- Hitches 302
- Safety chains 302
- Total weight on the vehicle s tires 302
- Trailer brakes 302
- Trailer wiring harness 302
- Backing up 303
- Driving with a trailer 303
- Following distance 303
- Making turns 303
- Passing 303
- Driving on grades 304
- Turn signals when towing a trailer 304
- Caution 305
- Parking on hills 305
- Engine cooling when trailer towing 306
- Leaving after parking on a hill 306
- Maintenance when trailer towing 306
- Section 5 service and appearance care 307
- Service and appearance care 307
- Section 5 service and appearance care 308
- Section 5 service and appearance care 309
- Accessories and modifications 310
- Accessories and modifications 310
- Service 310
- California perchlorate materials requirements 311
- California proposition 65 warning 311
- Caution 311
- Doing your own service work 311
- Adding equipment to the outside of the vehicle 312
- Gasoline octane 312
- Additives 313
- California fuel 313
- Gasoline specifications 313
- Gasoline specifications 313
- Fuels in foreign countries 314
- Caution 315
- Filling the tank 315
- Caution 316
- Caution 317
- Caution 318
- Checking things under the hood 318
- Filling a portable fuel container 318
- Hood release 319
- Engine compartment overview 320
- Checking engine oil 324
- Engine oil 324
- When to add engine oil 325
- What kind of engine oil to use 326
- Engine oil additives engine oil flushes 327
- Engine oil life system 327
- When to change engine oil 327
- How to reset the engine oil life system 328
- What to do with used oil 328
- Engine cover 329
- Engine cover cts 329
- Engine cover cts v 330
- Engine air cleaner filter 331
- How to inspect the engine air cleaner filter 331
- When to inspect the engine air cleaner filter 331
- Caution 334
- How to reinstall engine air cleaner filter 334
- Automatic transmission fluid 335
- How to check automatic transmission fluid 335
- Hydraulic clutch 335
- Manual transmission fluid 335
- Cooling system 336
- How to check and add fluid 336
- When to check and what to use 336
- Caution 337
- Engine coolant 337
- Caution 338
- What to use 338
- Checking coolant 339
- Caution 340
- How to add coolant to the surge tank 340
- Adding coolant to the intercooler system coolant cts v 343
- Checking coolant in the intercooler system cts v 343
- Coolant surge tank pressure cap 344
- Engine overheating 344
- Caution 345
- If steam is coming from the engine compartment 345
- If no steam is coming from the engine compartment 346
- Overheated engine protection operating mode 347
- Power steering fluid 347
- When to check power steering fluid 347
- How to check power steering fluid 348
- What to use 348
- Windshield washer fluid 348
- Adding washer fluid 349
- Brake fluid 350
- Brakes 350
- Caution 350
- Caution 351
- What to add 351
- Brake adjustment 352
- Brake pedal travel 352
- Brake wear 352
- Caution 352
- Replacing brake system parts 352
- Battery 353
- Caution 353
- Vehicle storage 353
- Caution 354
- Jump starting 354
- Caution 355
- Caution 356
- All wheel drive 359
- How to check lubricant 359
- Transfer case 359
- When to check lubricant 359
- How to check lubricant 360
- Rear axle 360
- What to use 360
- When to check lubricant 360
- Headlamp aiming 361
- What to use 361
- Bulb replacement 364
- Caution 364
- High intensity discharge hid lighting 364
- Caution 365
- Front turn signal and fog lamps 365
- Halogen bulbs 365
- License plate lamp 366
- Replacement bulbs 367
- Windshield wiper blade replacement 367
- Caution 369
- Caution continued 369
- If your vehicle has 235 50zr18 p235 50r18 255 40zr19 or 285 35zr19 size tires they are classified as low profile tires these tires are designed for very responsive driving on wet or dry pavement you may also notice more road noise with low profile performance tires and that they tend to wear faster 370
- Low profile performance tires 370
- Many general motors high performance models come factory equipped with tires that are optimized for maximum dry and wet road performance while still retaining satisfactory tread life excellent durability and low noise levels in severe winter climates where snowfall may be significant these tires may be found to provide less traction 370
- Notice if the vehicle has low profile tires they are more susceptible to damage from road hazards or curb impact than standard profile tires tire and or wheel assembly damage can occur when coming into contact with road hazards like potholes or sharp edged objects or when sliding into a curb the vehicle warranty does not cover this type of damage keep tires set to the correct inflation pressure and when possible avoid contact with curbs potholes and other road hazards 370
- Summer performance tires 370
- Winter tires 370
- Tire sidewall labeling 371
- Tire terminology and definitions 374
- Tire terminology and definitions 374
- Inflation tire pressure 378
- Inflation tire pressure 378
- How to check 379
- When to check 379
- Caution 380
- High speed operation 380
- Tire pressure monitor system 381
- Federal communications commission fcc and industry and science canada 382
- Tire pressure monitor operation 382
- Tpms malfunction light and message 384
- Tpms sensor matching process 385
- Tire inspection and rotation 386
- Caution 387
- When it is time for new tires 387
- Buying new tires 388
- Caution 389
- If you use bias ply tires on the vehicle the wheel rim flanges could develop cracks after many miles of driving a tire and or wheel could fail suddenly causing a crash use only radial ply tires with the wheels on the vehicle 389
- Caution 390
- Different size tires and wheels 390
- Treadwear 200 traction aa temperature a 390
- Uniform tire quality grading 390
- Temperature a b c 391
- Traction aa a b c 391
- Treadwear 391
- Caution 392
- Wheel alignment and tire balance 392
- Wheel replacement 392
- Caution 393
- Rust or dirt on a wheel or on the parts to which it is fastened can make wheel nuts become loose after a time the wheel could come off and cause a crash when you change a wheel remove any rust or dirt from places where the wheel attaches to the vehicle in an emergency you can use a cloth or a paper towel to do this but be sure to use a scraper or wire brush later if you need to to get all the rust or dirt off 393
- Caution 394
- Tire chains 394
- Used replacement wheels 394
- Caution 395
- If a tire goes flat 395
- Caution 396
- Tire sealant and compressor kit 396
- Tire sealant 398
- Using the tire sealant and compressor kit to temporarily seal and inflate a punctured tire 398
- Using the tire sealant and compressor kit without sealant to inflate a tire not punctured 402
- Removal and installation of the sealant canister 404
- Tire sealant and compressor kit storage 404
- Tire sealant and compressor kit with pressure deflation button 405
- Tire sealant and compressor kit without pressure deflation button 405
- Caution 406
- Changing a flat tire 406
- Removing the spare tire and tools 407
- Removing the flat tire and installing the spare tire 408
- Caution 409
- Caution 410
- Caution 411
- Caution 412
- Storing a flat or spare tire and tools 412
- Storing the flat tire with a flat load floor 413
- Caution 414
- Compact spare tire 414
- Compact spare tire and tools 414
- Appearance care 415
- Interior cleaning 415
- Fabric carpet 417
- Instrument panel vinyl and other plastic surfaces 418
- Leather 418
- Care of safety belts 419
- Caution 419
- Speaker covers 419
- Washing your vehicle 419
- Weatherstrips 419
- Wood panels 419
- Cleaning exterior lamps lenses 420
- Finish care 420
- Protecting exterior bright metal parts 421
- Windshield and wiper blades 421
- Aluminum or chrome plated wheels and trim 422
- Chemical paint spotting 423
- Finish damage 423
- Sheet metal damage 423
- Underbody maintenance 423
- Engine identification 424
- Service parts identification label 424
- Service parts identification label 424
- Vehicle identification 424
- Vehicle identification number vin 424
- Vehicle identification 424
- Vehicle identification number vin 424
- Add on electrical equipment 425
- Electrical system 425
- Power windows and other power options 425
- Windshield wiper fuses 425
- Fuses and circuit breakers 426
- Underhood fuse block cts 426
- Underhood fuse block cts v 430
- Rear compartment fuse block cts 433
- Rear compartment fuse block cts v 436
- Capacities and specifications 439
- Capacities and specifications 439
- Engine specifications 440
- Maintenance schedule 441
- Section 6 maintenance schedule 441
- Introduction 442
- Maintenance requirements 442
- Maintenance schedule 442
- Your vehicle and the environment 442
- Caution 443
- Using the maintenance schedule 443
- Scheduled maintenance 444
- Additional required services 446
- Additional required services cont d 447
- Additional required services cont d 448
- Maintenance footnotes 448
- At each fuel fill 450
- Coolant level check 450
- Engine oil level check 450
- Owner checks and services 450
- Windshield washer fluid level check 450
- At least once a month 451
- At least once a year 451
- Caution 451
- Starter switch check 451
- Tire inspection and inflation check 451
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