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CADILLAC ESCALADE HYBRID (2010) [232/620] Lights on reminder

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Cadillac Escalade/Escalade ESV Owner Manual - 2010

Lights On Reminder

This light comes on

whenever the parking

lamps are on.

See Exterior Lamps

on page 4‑11

for more information.

Cruise Control Light

The cruise control light

comes on whenever the

cruise control is set.

The light goes out when the cruise control is turned off.

See Cruise Control

on page 4‑8

for more information.

Highbeam On Light

This light comes on when

the high-beam headlamps

are in use.

See Headlamp High/Low-Beam Changer

on page 4‑5

for more information.

Tow/Haul Mode Light

For vehicles with the

tow/haul mode feature,

this light comes on when

the Tow/Haul mode has

been activated.

For more information, see Tow/Haul Mode

page 3‑36

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Содержание

Cadillac escalade escalade esv owner manual booktoc 1
Cadillac escalade escalade esv owner manual m 1
Cadillac escalade escalade esv owner manual m 2
Canadian owners 3
Preface 3
Propriétaires canadiens 3
Safety warnings and symbols 4
Vehicle symbols 4
Warning 4
Vehicle symbol chart 5
In brief 7
Section 1 in brief 7
Instrument panel 8
United states version shown canada similar 8
On page 3 1 9
On page 3 3 9
On page 3 4 9
On page 4 9
On page 4 1 9
On page 4 2 9
On page 6 9
Initial drive information 10
On page 3 10
Remote keyless entry rke system 10
Remote vehicle start 10
Starting the vehicle 10
Canceling a remote start 11
Door locks 11
On page 3 1 11
Power door locks 11
Liftgate 12
Liftglass 12
Power liftgate 12
Front seats 13
Power seats 13
Seat adjustment 13
Windows 13
Power lumbar 14
Power reclining seatbacks 14
Memory features 15
On page 2 15
On page 2 1 15
On page 2 2 15
Second row seats 15
Third row seats 15
Front seats 16
Head restraint adjustment 16
Heated seats 16
On page 2 16
Rear seats 16
On page 2 5 17
On page 2 8 17
Safety belt 17
Sensing system for passenger airbag 17
Exterior mirrors 18
Interior mirror 18
Mirror adjustment 18
On page 3 4 18
On page 3 43 18
Power foldaway mirrors 18
Dome lamps 19
Interior lighting 19
Reading lamps 19
Steering wheel adjustment 19
Exterior lighting 20
Climate controls 21
On page 4 21
Windshield wiper washer 21
Driver shift control dsc 22
On page 3 3 22
On page 4 2 22
On page 4 26 22
On page 4 4 22
Page 4 4 22
Satellite radio 22
Transmission 22
Vehicle features 22
Portable audio devices 23
Steering wheel controls 23
Bluetoot 24
Bluetooth 24
Driver information center dic 24
Navigation system 24
On page 4 5 25
Vehicle customization 25
Cruise control 26
On page 3 4 26
Side blind zone alert sbza 26
On page 3 4 27
On page 3 5 27
Power outlets 27
Rear vision camera rvc 27
Ultrasonic parking assist 27
Universal remote system 27
Performance and maintenance 28
Stabilitra 28
Stabilitrak system 28
System 28
Tire pressure monitor 28
Driving for better fuel economy 29
Engine oil life system 29
Fuel e85 85 ethanol 29
On page 7 29
Resetting the oil life system 29
Automatic crash response 30
Online owner center 30
Onstar 30
Roadside service 30
Roadside service and onstar 30
How onstar service works 31
Onstar steering wheel controls 32
Your responsibility 32
Seats and restraint system 33
Section 2 seats and restraint system 33
Caution 34
Head restraints 34
Front seats 36
Power seats 36
Heated and cooled seats 37
On page 2 37
Power lumbar 37
Memory features 38
On page 3 3 39
On page 3 4 39
On page 4 5 39
Easy exit seat 40
On page 4 5 40
Power reclining seatbacks 40
Warning 41
40 split bench seat 42
Folding and tumbling the seat s 42
Heated seats 42
Manual fold and tumble feature 42
Rear seats 42
Folding and tumbling the seat s from the third row seats 44
Warning 44
Automatic seat release fold and tumble feature 45
Warning 45
Folding and tumbling the second row seat s from the third row seats or outside 46
Warning 46
Bucket seats 47
Returning the seat s to the sitting position 47
Warning 47
Reclining seatbacks 48
Warning 48
Folding and tumbling the seat s 49
Manual fold and tumble feature 49
Folding and tumbling the seat s from the third row seats 51
Warning 51
Automatic seat release fold and tumble feature 52
Folding and tumbling the second row seat s from the third row seats or outside 52
Warning 52
Returning the seat s to the sitting position 53
Third row seat 53
Warning 53
Folding the seatback s 54
Returning the seatback s to the upright position 54
Warning 54
Returning the third row seat from a tumbled position 55
Tumbling the third row seat 55
Removing the third row seat 56
Warning 56
Installing the third row seat 57
Warning 57
Safety belts 58
Safety belts they are for everyone 58
Warning 58
Why safety belts work 59
How to wear safety belts properly 62
On page 2 4 62
On page 2 5 62
Questions and answers about safety belts 62
Warning 64
Warning 65
Warning 66
Warning 67
Warning 68
Warning 69
Warning 70
Lap shoulder belt 71
On page 2 4 71
On page 2 8 72
On page 2 4 73
Shoulder belt height adjuster 74
Rear safety belt comfort guides 75
Safety belt pretensioners 75
Warning 78
Lap belt 79
Safety belt use during pregnancy 79
On page 2 4 80
Safety belt extender 80
Child restraints 81
Older children 81
On page 2 3 81
Warning 82
Warning 83
Infants and young children 84
Warning 84
Warning 85
Warning continued 85
Warning 86
Child restraint systems 87
Warning 87
On page 2 5 88
Securing an add on child restraint in the vehicle 88
Warning 88
Securing the child within the child restraint 89
Warning 89
Where to put the restraint 89
On page 2 84 90
Warning 90
Warning continued 90
Lower anchors and tethers for children latch 91
Warning 91
Lower anchors 92
Top tether anchor 92
Lower anchor and top tether anchor locations 93
On page 2 5 96
Securing a child restraint designed for the latch system 96
Warning 96
On page 2 5 99
Securing a child restraint in a rear seat position 99
On page 2 5 102
Securing a child restraint in the center front seat position 102
Warning 102
On page 2 8 103
On page 2 84 103
On page 4 3 103
Securing a child restraint in the right front seat position 103
Warning 103
Warning continued 103
On page 2 5 104
Airbag system 106
On page 2 8 106
On page 2 8 107
Warning 107
On page 2 4 108
On page 2 5 108
On page 4 3 108
Warning 108
Where are the airbags 109
Warning 111
When should an airbag inflate 112
How does an airbag restrain 113
On page 2 7 113
What makes an airbag inflate 113
On page 2 8 114
Warning 114
What will you see after an airbag inflates 114
On page 9 1 115
On page 9 2 115
Warning 115
Passenger sensing system 116
Warning 117
Warning continued 117
If the on indicator is lit for a child restraint 118
On page 4 30 118
Warning 118
If the off indicator is lit for an adult size occupant 119
On page 2 119
Additional factors affecting system operation 120
On page 2 9 121
On page 9 1 121
Servicing your airbag equipped vehicle 121
Warning 121
Adding equipment to your airbag equipped vehicle 122
On page 7 7 122
Airbags 123
Checking the restraint systems 123
On page 4 2 123
On page 4 3 123
Restraint system check 123
Safety belts 123
On page 4 3 124
Replacing restraint system parts after a crash 124
Warning 124
Features and controls 125
Section 3 features and controls 125
Section 3 features and controls 126
On page 9 127
Warning 127
On page 9 2 128
Remote keyless entry rke system 128
Remote keyless entry rke system operation 128
On page 3 129
On page 3 2 129
On page 4 5 129
Battery replacement 130
On page 2 130
On page 4 4 130
On page 4 5 130
Programming transmitters to the vehicle 130
On page 2 131
Remote vehicle start 131
On page 3 132
On page 4 5 133
Door locks 134
Doors and locks 134
Power door locks 134
Warning 134
Warning continued 134
Delayed locking 135
On page 4 5 135
Programmable automatic door locks 135
Rear door security locks 135
Liftgate liftglass 136
Lockout protection 136
Warning 136
On page 3 137
On page 3 1 137
Power liftgate 138
Power liftgate operation 138
Warning 138
Warning continued 138
On page 3 139
Warning 139
Obstacle detection features 140
Manual operation of power liftgate 141
Power assist steps 141
Warning 142
Windows 142
Power windows 143
Warning 143
Express down up windows 144
Express window anti pinch feature 144
Express window anti pinch override 144
Warning 144
Lighted visor vanity mirror 145
Programming the power windows 145
Sun visors 145
Window lockout 145
Content theft deterrent 146
On page 3 1 146
Theft deterrent systems 146
Testing the alarm 147
Iii electronic immobilizer 148
Iii electronic immobilizer operation 148
On page 9 2 148
Pass ke 148
Pass key iii electronic immobilizer 148
Pass key iii electronic immobilizer operation 148
New vehicle break in 150
On page 6 4 150
Starting and operating your vehicle 150
Ignition positions 151
On page 3 38 151
Retained accessory power rap 152
Starting procedure 153
Starting the engine 153
Adjustable throttle and brake pedal 154
On page 2 154
Engine coolant heater 155
To use the engine coolant heater 155
Warning 155
Active fuel management 156
Automatic transmission operation 156
On page 4 4 156
On page 3 3 157
On page 3 39 157
On page 6 3 157
Warning 157
Warning 158
Driver shift control dsc 159
On page 3 3 160
On page 4 4 160
Tow haul mode 160
Cruise grade braking 161
Grade braking 161
On page 3 3 161
On page 6 4 161
On page 4 3 162
Parking brake 162
Leaving the vehicle with the engine running 163
Shifting into park 163
Warning 163
On page 7 4 164
Shifting out of park 164
Torque lock 164
Engine exhaust 165
Parking over things that burn 165
Warning 165
Warning continued 165
Running the vehicle while parked 166
Warning 166
Automatic dimming mirror operation 167
Automatic dimming rearview mirror 167
Cleaning the mirror 167
Manual rearview mirror 167
Mirror adjustment 167
Mirrors 167
On page 4 1 167
Outside power foldaway mirrors 167
Automatic dimming 168
Ground illumination lamps 168
On page 3 4 168
On page 4 5 168
Park tilt mirrors 168
Resetting the power foldaway mirrors 168
Turn signal indicator 168
Outside convex mirror 169
Outside heated mirrors 169
Side blind zone alert sbza 169
Warning 169
Object detection systems 170
Ultrasonic rear parking assist urpa 170
Warning 170
Warning continued 170
When the system does not seem to work properly 171
Side blind zone alert sbza 172
Warning 172
How the system works 173
On page 4 4 173
Sbza detection zones 173
When the system does not seem to work properly 173
Sbza error messages 174
Fcc information 175
On page 9 2 175
Rear vision camera rvc 175
Turning the rear vision camera system on or off 175
Adjusting the brightness and contrast of the screen 176
Symbols 176
Rear vision camera error messages 177
Warning 177
Warning continued 177
Rear vision camera location 178
On page 9 2 179
Universal home remote system 179
Universal home remote system operation with three round led 179
When the system does not seem to work properly 179
Programming universal home remote rolling code 180
Programming universal home remote fixed code 182
Cupholders 186
Erasing universal home remote buttons 186
Glove box 186
Heated and cooled cupholders 186
Reprogramming universal home remote buttons 186
Storage areas 186
Using universal home remote 186
Rear passenger cupholders 187
Assist handles 188
Center console storage 188
Garment hooks 188
Roof rack system 188
Warning 188
On page 6 3 189
On page 3 2 190
Rear seat armrest 190
Rear storage area 190
Sunroof 190
Instrument panel 193
Section 4 instrument panel 193
Section 4 instrument panel 194
Hazard warning flashers 195
Instrument panel overview 195
On page 2 195
Tilt wheel 195
Heated steering wheel 196
Turn signal multifunction lever 196
Headlamp high low beam changer 197
Turn and lane change signals 197
Turn signal on chime 197
Flash to pass 198
Windshield wipers 198
Rear window wiper washer 199
Warning 199
Windshield washer 199
Cruise control 200
On page 6 200
Warning 200
Resuming a set speed 201
Setting cruise control 201
Warning 201
Ending cruise control 202
Erasing speed memory 202
Increasing speed while using cruise control 202
Passing another vehicle while using cruise control 202
Reducing speed while using cruise control 202
Using cruise control on hills 202
Exterior lamps 203
Driving with intellibea 204
Intellibea 204
Intelligent high beam headlamp control system 204
On page 4 4 204
Turning on and enabling intellibea 204
On page 4 205
At the rearview mirror 206
Cleaning the intellibea 206
Disabling and resetting intellibea 206
Light sensor 206
Automatic headlamp system 207
Daytime running lamps drl 207
Headlamps on reminder 207
Fog lamps 208
Instrument panel brightness 208
Dome lamp override 209
Dome lamps 209
Entry lighting 209
Exit lighting 209
Reading lamps 209
Battery run down protection 210
Electric power management 210
On page 4 4 210
Accessory power outlet s 211
Analog clock 212
Ashtray s and cigarette lighter 212
Climate controls 212
Dual automatic climate control system 212
Driver and passenger side temperature knob 213
Automatic operation 214
Manual operation 215
On page 2 217
Operation tips 217
Outlet adjustment 217
Rear window defogger 217
Rear air conditioning and heating system and electronic climate controls 218
Automatic operation if equipped 219
Manual operation 219
Warning lights gauges and indicators 219
Instrument panel cluster 220
United states version shown canada similar 220
Driver safety belt reminder light 221
On page 4 4 221
Safety belt reminders 221
Speedometer and odometer 221
Tachometer 221
Trip odometer 221
Airbag readiness light 222
Passenger safety belt reminder light 222
On page 2 8 223
On page 4 4 223
Passenger airbag status indicator 223
Warning 223
Charging system light 224
On page 4 30 224
On page 4 4 224
Warning 224
Brake system warning light 225
On page 7 4 225
Warning 225
Antilock brake system abs warning light 226
Indicator light 226
On page 4 4 226
On page 6 226
Stabilitra 226
Stabilitrak indicator light 226
Engine coolant temperature gauge 227
On page 4 4 227
On page 7 65 227
Tire pressure light 227
When the light is on steady 227
Malfunction indicator lamp 228
On page 7 6 228
When the light flashes first and then is on steady 228
On page 7 1 229
Emissions inspection and maintenance programs 230
Front fog lamp light 231
Oil pressure light 231
On page 3 2 231
On page 4 1 231
Security light 231
Warning 231
Cruise control light 232
Highbeam on light 232
Lights on reminder 232
On page 3 3 232
On page 4 232
On page 4 1 232
On page 4 5 232
Tow haul mode light 232
Driver information center dic 233
Fuel gauge 233
On page 4 5 233
Dic buttons 234
Dic operation and displays 234
On page 4 4 234
On page 4 5 234
Fuel range 235
Odometer 235
On page 4 5 235
Trip fuel menu items 235
Trip odometer 235
Average economy 236
Average vehicle speed 236
Fuel used 236
Instantaneous economy 236
Transmission temperature 236
Blank display 237
Oil life 237
On page 3 4 237
On page 4 4 237
On page 7 1 237
On page 8 237
Side blind zone alert 237
Vehicle information menu items 237
Battery voltage 238
Oil pressure 238
On page 4 3 238
On page 4 4 238
On page 7 6 238
Tire pressure 238
Blank display 239
Compass recalibration 239
Compass zone 239
Compass zone setting 239
Dic compass 239
On page 4 4 239
Relearn remote key 239
Compass variance zone procedure 240
Compass calibration 241
Compass calibration procedure 241
Dic warnings and messages 241
Battery low start vehicle 242
Change engine oil soon 242
Driver door open 242
Engine hot a c air conditioning turned off 242
Engine oil hot idle engine 242
On page 4 3 242
On page 7 1 242
On page 7 2 242
On page 8 242
Engine overheated idle engine 243
Engine overheated stop engine 243
Engine power is reduced 243
Fuel level low 243
Hood open 243
On page 4 4 243
On page 7 243
On page 7 3 243
Ice possible drive with care 244
Left rear door open 244
Oil pressure low stop engine 244
On page 3 46 244
On page 7 1 244
Parking assist blocked see owners manual 244
Parking assist off 244
Passenger door open 244
On page 2 7 245
On page 3 245
On page 4 3 245
On page 4 30 245
On page 4 4 245
Rear access open 245
Remote key learning active 245
Replace battery in remote key 245
Right rear door open 245
Service air bag 245
Service battery charging system 245
On page 3 4 246
On page 3 48 246
On page 4 3 246
On page 7 5 246
Service brake system 246
Service brakes soon 246
Service left headlamp assembly 246
Service parking assist 246
Service right headlamp assembly 246
Service side blind zone alert system 246
On page 3 2 247
On page 3 4 247
On page 4 3 247
On page 4 4 247
On page 6 247
On page 7 6 247
Service stabilitrak 247
Service suspension system 247
Service theft deterrent system 247
Service tire monitor system 247
Service traction control 247
Side blind zone alert system off 247
On page 3 4 248
On page 6 248
On page 6 3 248
Side blind zone system unavailable 248
Stabilitrak off 248
On page 4 3 249
On page 6 249
On page 6 3 249
On page 7 1 249
On page 7 5 249
On page 7 6 249
On page 7 7 249
Tighten gas cap 249
Tire learning active 249
Tire low add air to tire 249
Traction control off 249
Dic vehicle customization 250
On page 7 1 250
On page 7 3 250
Transmission hot idle engine 250
Turn signal on 250
Washer fluid low add fluid 250
Display in english 251
Display language 251
Entering the feature settings menu 251
Feature settings menu items 251
Auto door lock 252
Auto door unlock 252
On page 3 1 252
On page 3 253
On page 3 4 253
Remote door lock 253
Remote door unlock 253
Delay door lock 254
Exit lighting 254
On page 3 11 254
Approach lighting 255
Auto high beams 255
On page 3 255
On page 4 1 255
Chime volume 256
On page 3 4 256
Park tilt mirrors 256
Easy exit recall 257
Easy exit setup 257
On page 2 257
Memory seat recall 258
On page 2 258
On page 3 258
On page 4 4 258
Remote start 258
Display digital speed 259
Exit feature settings 259
Exiting the feature settings menu 259
Factory settings 259
Audio system s 260
Bluetoot 260
Bluetooth 260
Warning 260
Audio system 261
Bluetooth controls 261
Pairing 261
Voice recognition 261
Deleting a paired phone 262
Listing all paired and connected phones 262
Pairing a phone 262
Linking to a different phone 263
Storing name tags 263
Using the store command 263
Using the digit store command 264
Deleting name tags 265
Using the delete all name tags command 265
Using the delete command 265
Using the directory command 265
Making a call 266
Using the call command 266
Using the dial command 266
Using the digit dial command 266
Call waiting 267
Receiving a call 267
Using the re dial command 267
Ending a call 268
Muting a call 268
Three way calling 268
To cancel mute 268
To mute a call 268
To transfer audio to the cell phone 268
Transferring a call 268
Dual tone multi frequency dtmf tones 269
Sending a number during a call 269
To transfer audio to the in vehicle bluetooth system 269
Voice pass thru 269
Clearing the system 270
On page 5 6 270
On page 9 2 270
Other information 270
Rear seat entertainment rse system overhead 270
Sending a stored name tag during a call 270
Before driving 271
Driver control of the audio system 271
Headphones 271
On page 5 6 271
Battery replacement 272
Audio video a v jacks 273
On page 5 60 273
Audio output 274
How to change the rse video screen settings 274
Video screen s 274
On page 5 6 275
Remote control 275
Remote control buttons 275
Battery replacement 277
Problem recommended action 278
Tips and troubleshooting chart 278
Tips and troubleshooting chart cont d 278
Cleaning the rse overhead console 279
Cleaning the video screen 279
Dvd display error messages 279
Dvd distortion 279
Rear seat entertainment rse system headrest dvd 279
Tips and troubleshooting chart cont d 279
Using the rse system 280
Video display screens 280
Vehicle speakers 283
Wireless headphones 283
Remote control 284
Remote control buttons 284
Battery replacement 287
Using the rse on screen display osd menus 288
Settings for parental control 290
Playing audio cd 293
Playing mp3 cd 293
Selecting a play mode 294
Selecting folders and songs 294
Skipping a song 294
Cleaning the video screens 295
Tips and troubleshooting chart 295
Using the repeat feature 295
Cleaning the components 296
Rear seat audio rsa 296
Audio steering wheel controls 298
Theft deterrent feature 298
Cd dvd 299
Main audio screen 299
Navigating an ipod or usb device 299
On page 4 6 299
On page 5 8 299
Fm stereo 300
Music navigator screen 300
Radio reception 300
Xm satellite radio service 300
Cellular phone usage 301
Rear side window antenna 301
Xm satellite radio antenna system 301
Navigation system 303
Section 5 navigation system 303
Navigation system overview 304
Overview 304
Screen shown with map disc inserted 304
On page 4 6 305
On page 5 1 305
On page 5 2 305
On page 5 4 305
On page 5 6 305
On page 5 7 305
On page 5 75 305
Getting started 306
On page 5 1 306
On page 5 2 306
On page 5 4 306
On page 5 6 306
Warning 307
Warning 308
Deleting personal information 309
Language english metric 309
Limit features while driving 309
On page 4 4 309
On page 4 42 309
On page 5 2 309
On page 5 4 309
On page 5 6 309
Storing radio station presets 309
Entering an address 310
Entering an address and point of interest and storing preset destinations 310
On page 4 2 310
On page 5 1 310
On page 5 4 310
Setting the clock 310
Entering a point of interest poi 311
On page 5 1 311
On page 5 24 311
On page 5 1 312
On page 5 2 312
On page 5 24 312
Storing preset destinations 312
Canceling guidance 313
Cleaning the display 313
Guidance volume 313
On page 5 1 313
On page 5 2 313
On page 5 4 313
Using your stored preset destinations 313
Features and controls 314
Hard keys 314
On page 5 314
Using the navigation system 314
Alpha numeric keyboard 315
On page 4 6 315
On page 5 2 315
On page 5 4 315
On page 5 6 315
On page 5 7 315
Touch sensitive screen buttons 315
Detailed areas 316
Limited guidance areas 316
On page 5 5 316
Dvd map disc messages 317
Ejecting the dvd map disc 317
Installing the dvd map disc 317
Handling the dvd map disc 318
Map adjustments 318
Map scales 318
On page 4 4 318
On page 5 2 319
Scrolling the map 319
Symbols 319
On page 5 2 321
On page 5 5 321
Displaying points of interest poi on the map screen 322
On page 4 6 323
On page 5 42 323
Driving on a route 324
Auto reroute 325
D lane guidance 325
Dual mode 325
Address entry 326
Destination 326
Point of interest poi 329
Address book 331
Previous destination 332
From map 333
Map coordinates 334
Preset destination 335
Destination download 336
Map destination screen functions 336
Using onsta 336
Route guidance active 337
Route guidance not active 337
Map destination screen functions 338
Previous destinations 338
Getting started on your route 339
Turn list 339
Detour 340
On page 5 4 340
Voice volume 340
Add stopover 341
Adding destinations to the address book 342
Cancel guidance 342
On page 5 4 342
Resume guidance 342
Suspend guidance 342
Adding or changing preset destinations 343
Configure menu 344
On page 5 6 344
Nav navigation 345
Route preference 345
Voice prompt 345
Edit address book edit view 346
Edit address book how to add 346
On page 5 2 346
Map database information 348
Off road mode 348
On page 5 2 348
Traffic options 349
Xm navtraffic usa and canada 349
Traffic icon 350
Turning xm navtraffic on and off 350
Locations and information of traffic conditions 351
Options 352
On route 354
Refresh 354
Scrolling to traffic events on the map 354
On page 5 1 355
Traffic event display categories 355
Back map more and avoid 356
Detailed traffic event screens 356
Display 357
Display off 357
Traffic voice prompts 357
Brightness contrast mode 358
On page 4 2 358
Setting the clock 358
Global positioning system gps 359
On page 5 5 359
Vehicle positioning 359
Problems with route guidance 360
Database coverage explanations 361
If the system needs service 361
On page 5 1 361
On page 5 5 361
Ordering map dvds 361
Navigation audio system 362
On page 5 6 362
On page 5 7 362
On page 5 8 362
Playing the radio 362
Finding a station 363
Sound menu 365
Storing radio station presets 365
Adjusting the speakers 366
Digital signal processing dsp 366
Setting the tone 366
Limit features while driving 367
Number of preset pages 367
Radio menu 367
Audiopilo 368
Radio data system rds 368
Remove add xm categories 368
Xm radio messages 369
Xm satellite radio service 369
Cd player 370
On page 5 75 370
Six disc cd player 370
Playing an audio cd 372
Empty directory or folder 373
Mp3 format 373
No folder 373
Root directory 373
Using an mp3 cd 373
File system and naming 374
Order of play 374
Playing an mp3 374
Cd messages 376
On page 5 1 376
Dvd player 377
Dvd menu options 378
Playing a dvd 378
Dvd messages 382
On page 5 1 382
Connecting a usb storage device or ipo 383
Usb supported file and folder structure 383
Using the navigation audio system to control a usb storage device or ipo 384
Care of your cds and dvds 386
Auxiliary devices 387
On page 4 7 387
On page 4 8 387
On page 6 387
Helpful hints for stating commands 388
On page 4 7 388
On page 4 8 388
On page 5 1 388
Voice recognition 388
On page 4 5 389
Voice recognition commands 389
Voice tag commands 389
Display commands 390
Navigation help 390
Radio commands 390
Storing voice tags 390
Auxiliary commands 391
Cd commands 391
Voice help 391
Driving your vehicle 393
Section 6 driving your vehicle 393
Defensive driving 394
Drunk driving 394
Warning 394
Your driving the road and the vehicle 394
Control of a vehicle 395
Braking 396
Antilock brake system abs 397
On page 4 3 397
Brake assist 398
Braking in emergencies 398
Stabilitra 398
Stabilitrak system 398
System 398
Using abs 398
On page 4 4 399
Traction control operation 400
All wheel drive awd system 401
Locking rear axle 401
Magnetic ride control 401
On page 3 3 401
Road sensing suspension 401
On page 6 402
Power steering 402
Steering 402
Steering in emergencies 402
Steering tips 402
Off road recovery 403
Loss of control 404
Passing 404
Skidding 404
Off road driving 405
Before you go off roading 406
Environmental concerns 407
Loading your vehicle for off road driving 407
On page 6 3 407
Warning 407
Getting familiar with off road driving 408
Traveling to remote areas 408
Scanning the terrain 409
Warning 409
Approaching a hill 410
Driving on hills 410
Warning 410
Driving uphill 411
Warning 411
Driving downhill 412
Warning 413
Driving across an incline 414
Warning 414
Driving in mud sand snow or ice 415
Stalling on an incline 415
Warning 415
After off road driving 416
Driving at night 416
Driving in water 416
Warning 416
Driving in rain and on wet roads 417
Hydroplaning 417
Warning 417
Before leaving on a long trip 418
Highway hypnosis 418
On page 7 5 418
Other rainy weather tips 418
Hill and mountain roads 419
On page 6 1 419
Warning 419
Blizzard conditions 420
Driving on snow or ice 420
On page 4 420
On page 6 420
On page 6 5 420
On page 9 420
Winter driving 420
Warning 421
Warning continued 421
If your vehicle is stuck in sand mud ice or snow 422
Rocking your vehicle to get it out 422
Warning 422
Recovery hooks 423
Warning 423
Loading the vehicle 424
Tire and loading information label 424
Warning 424
Steps for determining correct load limit 425
Certification tire label 427
Warning 428
Add on equipment 429
Automatic level control 429
On page 6 429
Warning 429
If a weight distributing hitch is being used it is recommended to allow the shocks to inflate thereby leveling the vehicle prior to adjusting the height see weight distributing hitches and weight carrying hitches under towing a trailer 430
On page 6 4 430
Recreational vehicle towing 430
The system is activated when the ignition key is turned to run and will automatically adjust vehicle height thereafter the system may exhaust lower vehicle height for up to 10 minutes after the ignition key has been turned to lock you may hear the air compressor operating when the height is being adjusted 430
Towing 430
Towing your vehicle 430
All wheel drive vehicles 431
Dinghy and dolly towing 431
Dinghy towing 432
Dolly towing front wheels off the ground 432
Two wheel drive vehicles 432
Automatic level control 433
Dolly towing rear wheels off the ground 433
Level control 433
On page 3 3 433
Autorid 434
Autoride 434
Towing a trailer 434
Warning 434
On page 3 4 435
Pulling a trailer 435
On page 9 436
Weight of the trailer 436
On page 6 3 437
Weight of the trailer tongue 437
Hitches 438
On page 6 3 438
Total weight on the vehicle s tires 438
Weight of the trailering combination 438
Hitch cover 439
Weight distributing hitch adjustment 439
Safety chains 440
On page 3 3 441
Tow haul mode 441
Driving with a trailer 442
Trailer brakes 442
Warning 442
Warning continued 442
Backing up 443
Following distance 443
Making turns 443
Passing 443
Driving on grades 444
Parking on hills 444
Warning 444
Leaving after parking on a hill 445
Maintenance when trailer towing 445
Warning 445
Heavy duty trailer wiring harness package 446
Trailer wiring harness 446
Electric brake control wiring provisions 447
On page 6 4 447
Trailer recommendations 447
Section 7 service and appearance care 449
Service and appearance care 449
Section 7 service and appearance care 450
Section 7 service and appearance care 451
Accessories and modifications 452
Service 452
California perchlorate materials requirements 453
California proposition 65 warning 453
Adding equipment to the outside of the vehicle 454
Doing your own service work 454
Warning 454
On page 7 455
California fuel 456
Gasoline octane 456
Gasoline specifications 456
On page 4 3 456
On page 7 456
Additives 457
Fuel e85 85 ethanol 457
Fuels in foreign countries 458
Filling the tank 459
Warning 459
Warning 460
Filling a portable fuel container 461
On page 4 3 461
Warning 461
Checking things under the hood 462
Warning 462
Hood release 463
Engine compartment overview 464
Checking engine oil 465
Engine oil 465
On page 7 1 465
On page 7 3 465
On page 7 4 465
On page 7 16 466
When to add engine oil 466
What kind of engine oil to use 467
Engine oil additives engine oil flushes 468
Engine oil life system 468
On page 4 4 468
When to change engine oil 468
How to reset the engine oil life system 469
What to do with used oil 469
Engine air cleaner filter 470
How to inspect the engine air cleaner filter 470
On page 8 470
Replacing the engine air cleaner filter 470
Warning 471
Automatic transmission fluid 472
How to check automatic transmission fluid 472
On page 8 472
On page 8 1 472
When to check and change automatic transmission fluid 472
Cold check procedure 473
On page 7 16 473
Hot check procedure 474
On page 7 16 474
Consistency of readings 475
Cooling system 475
Warning 476
Engine coolant 477
Warning 477
On page 8 1 478
Warning 478
What to use 478
Checking coolant 479
On page 7 1 479
How to add coolant to the surge tank 480
Warning 480
Engine overheating 482
If steam is coming from the engine compartment 483
On page 7 3 483
Warning 483
If no steam is coming from the engine compartment 484
Engine fan noise 485
On page 7 1 485
Overheated engine protection operating mode 485
How to check power steering fluid 486
On page 7 16 486
On page 8 1 486
Power steering fluid 486
What to use 486
When to check power steering fluid 486
Adding washer fluid 487
On page 7 1 487
What to use 487
Windshield washer fluid 487
Brake fluid 488
Brakes 488
Warning 488
Checking brake fluid 489
Warning 489
What to add 489
Brake adjustment 490
Brake pedal travel 490
Brake wear 490
Warning 490
Battery 491
Danger 491
Replacing brake system parts 491
Jump starting 492
Vehicle storage 492
Warning 492
On page 7 16 494
Warning 494
Warning 495
All wheel drive 497
How to check lubricant 497
Transfer case 497
When to check lubricant 497
How to check lubricant 498
Rear axle 498
What to use 498
When to check lubricant 498
Front axle 499
How to check lubricant 499
What to use 499
When to check and change lubricant 499
Headlamp aiming 500
On page 7 15 500
Bulb replacement 502
High intensity discharge hid lighting 502
Warning 502
Back up lamps 503
Led lighting 503
On page 3 1 503
License plate lamp 504
Replacement bulbs 504
Windshield wiper blade replacement 505
Backglass wiper blade replacement 506
Your new vehicle comes with high quality tires made by a leading tire manufacturer if you ever have questions about your tire warranty and where to obtain service see your vehicle warranty booklet for details for additional information refer to the tire manufacturer 506
Inch tires 507
Warning 507
Warning continued 507
Tire sidewall labeling 508
Tire size 509
Tire terminology and definitions 510
Inflation tire pressure 513
When to check 513
High speed operation 514
How to check 514
Warning 514
On page 7 6 515
Tire pressure monitor system 515
Federal communications commission fcc and industry canada 516
On page 4 4 516
On page 6 3 516
On page 7 7 516
On page 9 2 516
Tire pressure monitor operation 516
On page 7 7 517
Tpms malfunction light and message 517
Tpms sensor matching process 518
For more information 519
On page 7 7 519
On page 8 519
The purpose of a regular tire rotation is to achieve a uniform wear for all tires on the vehicle this will ensure that your vehicle continues to perform most like it did when the tires were new 519
Tire inspection and rotation 519
Tires should be rotated every 5 000 to 8 000 miles 8 000 to 13 000 km see scheduled maintenance 519
We recommend that you regularly inspect your vehicle s tires including the spare tire for signs of wear or damage see when it is time for new tire 519
Warning 520
Buying new tires 521
When it is time for new tires 521
On page 7 6 522
On page 7 71 522
Warning 522
Different size tires and wheels 523
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 523
Warning 523
Traction aa a b c 524
Treadwear 524
Treadwear 200 traction aa temperature a 524
Uniform tire quality grading 524
Temperature a b c 525
Wheel alignment and tire balance 525
Wheel replacement 525
Tire chains 526
Used replacement wheels 526
Warning 526
If a tire goes flat 527
Warning 527
Warning continued 527
Changing a flat tire 528
On page 4 528
Warning 528
Warning continued 528
Removing the spare tire and tools 529
On page 7 91 532
On page 7 8 534
Removing the flat tire and installing the spare tire 534
Warning 535
On page 7 8 537
Warning 537
Warning 538
On page 7 9 539
Secondary latch system 539
Warning 539
On page 7 8 540
Warning 541
Storing a flat or spare tire and tools 542
Warning 542
On page 6 3 546
On page 7 6 546
On page 7 8 546
Spare tire 546
Appearance care 547
Interior cleaning 547
Fabric carpet 548
Leather 549
Tehama leather 549
Instrument panel vinyl and other plastic surfaces 550
Speaker covers 550
Wood panels 550
Care of safety belts 551
On page 8 1 551
Warning 551
Washing your vehicle 551
Weatherstrips 551
Cleaning exterior lamps lenses 552
Finish care 552
Protecting exterior bright metal parts 553
Windshield backglass and wiper blades 553
Aluminum or chrome plated wheels and trim 554
Finish damage 555
Sheet metal damage 555
Underbody maintenance 555
Chemical paint spotting 556
Vehicle identification 556
Vehicle identification number vin 556
Add on electrical equipment 557
Electrical system 557
Engine identification 557
On page 2 8 557
On page 2 9 557
Service parts identification label 557
Windshield wiper fuses 557
Fuses and circuit breakers 558
Instrument panel fuse block 558
Power windows and other power options 558
Fuses usage 559
The vehicle may not use all of the fuses shown 559
Center instrument panel fuse block 560
Circuit breaker usage 560
Fuses usage 560
Harness connector usage 560
The center instrument panel fuse block is located underneath the instrument panel to the left of the steering column 560
Top view 560
Circuit breaker usage 561
Harness connector usage 561
If the vehicle is a two mode hybrid see the two mode hybrid manual for more information 561
Notice spilling liquid on any electrical component on the vehicle may damage it always keep the covers on any electrical component 561
The underhood fuse block is located in the engine compartment on the driver side of the vehicle lift the cover for access to the fuse relay block 561
To remove fuses hold the end of the fuse between your thumb and index finger and pull straight out 561
Underhood fuse block 561
Fuses usage 562
Fuses usage 563
J case fuses usage 563
J case fuses usage 564
Relays usage 564
Application capacities english metric 565
Capacities and specifications 565
For more information 565
On page 8 1 565
The following approximate capacities are given in english and metric conversions see recommended fluids and lubricant 565
Application capacities english metric 566
Engine specifications 566
Engine vin code transmission spark plug gap 566
Maintenance schedule 567
Section 8 maintenance schedule 567
Introduction 568
Maintenance schedule 568
Warning 568
On page 7 1 569
On page 8 1 569
Rotation of new tires 569
Scheduled maintenance 569
When the change engine oil soon message displays 569
Every engine oil change 570
On page 7 1 570
On page 7 2 570
On page 7 6 570
On page 7 7 570
On page 8 1 570
Additional required services 571
At each fuel stop 571
On page 7 1 571
On page 7 2 571
On page 7 6 571
On page 8 571
Once a month 571
Once a year 571
First engine oil change after every 40 000 km 25 000 miles 572
First engine oil change after every 80 000 km 50 000 miles 572
First engine oil change after every 160 000 km 100 000 miles 573
First engine oil change after every 240 000 km 150 000 miles 573
On page 7 2 573
Automatic transmission shift lock control system check 574
Owner checks and services 574
Starter switch check 574
Warning 574
Ignition transmission lock check 575
Parking brake and automatic transmission p park mechanism check 575
Warning 575
Fluids and lubricants identified below by name part number or specification can be obtained from your dealer 576
On page 7 2 576
Recommended fluids and lubricants 576
Usage fluid lubricant 576
Usage fluid lubricant 577
Maintenance replacement parts 578
Part gm part number acdelco part number 578
Replacement parts identified below by name part number or specification can be obtained from your dealer 578
Engine drive belt routing 579
Maintenance record 580
Maintenance record cont d 581
Maintenance record cont d 582
Customer assistance information 583
Section 9 customer assistance information 583
Customer assistance and information 584
Customer satisfaction procedure 584
Cadillac owner center u s www cadillacownercenter com 587
My gm canada canada www gm ca 587
Online owner center 587
Other helpful links 587
Canada 588
Customer assistance for text telephone tty users 588
Customer assistance offices 588
Overseas 588
United states 588
Gm mobility reimbursement program 589
Mexico central america and caribbean islands countries except puerto rico and u s virgin islands 589
Calling for service 590
Coverage 590
Roadside service 590
Cadillac owner privileges 591
Cadillac technician roadside service u s only 592
Services not included in roadside service 592
Services specific to canadian purchased vehicles 592
Courtesy transportation program 593
Scheduling service appointments 593
Public transportation or fuel reimbursement 594
Shuttle service 594
Transportation options 594
Additional program information 595
Collision damage repair 595
Courtesy rental vehicle 595
Collision parts 596
Repair facility 596
If a crash occurs 597
Insuring your vehicle 597
On page 9 597
Managing the vehicle damage repair process 598
Reporting safety defects 599
Reporting safety defects to the canadian government 599
Reporting safety defects to the united states government 599
Owner information 600
Reporting safety defects to general motors 600
Service bulletins 600
Service manuals 600
Service publications ordering information 600
Current and past models 601
Order toll free 1 800 551 4123 monday friday 8 00 am 6 00 pm eastern time 601
Vehicle data recording and privacy 601
Event data recorders 602
Navigation system 603
Onstar 603
Radio frequency identification rfid 603
Radio frequency statement 603
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Index_b 606
Index_c 607
Index_d 608
Index_e 609
Index_f 610
Index_g 611
Index_h 611
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