1980 CHEVROLET CITATION phone

Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine AM-FM Stereo with Citizens Band Transceiver
If your vehicle has an optional Delco GM Citizens Band radio, please refer to
the separdte booklet supplied with this unit.
MOBILE RADIO SYSTEMS
Mobile two-way units are subject to Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regulations' arid must be-installed by trained radio people . Mobile telephones
installed
by your local phone 'company, Citizens Band (CB) radios, and garage
door openers normally will not affect vehicle operation.
If any other mobile radio
transmitters are installed, there can
possibly , be _ adverse effects on vehicle
operation.
Antenna
The standard radioanterma is incorporated in the windshield glass. If necessary,
adjustments for maximum antenna effectiveness can be made by your Authorized
Dealer.
Power. Antenna
The optional power antenna is controlled by the radio. When the radio is ON the
antenna will go up. When the radio is turned OFF either by the ON/OFF knob
or by turning the ignition switch to the OFF poSition, the antenna will go down.
OTHER CONTRQLS AND
FEATURES
Hatchback Coupe
·R.ear Compartment lid -UnlOCk.' and open the lid with your oval hta,d key.
Close the lid firmly to lock.
folding Rear Seilt
The folding rear seat quickly folds to heir provide aq.ditional ,cargo space.
To operate , the folding rear seat:
• Pull the seat cushion forward and up toward the front seatback.
• Pull the seatback strap downward and forward to release the:: seatback latch.
• Swing seatback forward and down to form deck.
• When return.ing seat to the passenger position make sure seatback is latched.
Check now and then to see
if the latch on any folding rear seat works properly.
'To do this. push forward andreat',wai'd on the top of the seatback. If the seat does
not latch properly in the upright. posttion, have it repaired.
Keep
seat belt webbing and hardware clear of seat parts when you tilt folding seats
forward or rearward , This .. helps prevent damage to these bell systems.
CAUTION: The hatchback should be closed while driving to help avoid drawing dangerous exhausigaS8s into the car. (See "Engine Exhaust Gas Caution (Carbon Monoxide)" at the beginning of thi. section.)
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OWNER ASSISTANCE
Your satisfaction and goodwill are important to your dealer and to us. Normally,
any problems with the sales transaction or the-operation of your car will be
handled by your dealer's Sales or Service departments. Sometimes, however,
despite the best intentions of all concerned, misunderstandings can occur.
If your
problem has not been handled to your satisfaction, we suggest you follow these
steps:
STEP ONE -Discuss your problem with a member of dealership management. Complaints can often be quickly resolved at that level. If the
problem has already been reviewed with the Sales or Service manager, contact the
owner
of the dealership or t~e General Manager.
STEP TWO -Contact the Chevrolet Zone Office closest to you_ (Zone offices are listed on the following pages.) IIi Canada, contact the General
Motors Zone Office. If your problem cannot be quickly resolved by the dealership
without further help, contact the Zone's Consumer Relations Department, and
provide them with:
• Your name, address and telephone ~umber
• Vehicle Identification Number (This is available from the car registration or title, or the plate attached to the left top of the instrument
panel
and visible through the windshield.)
• Dealer's name and location
• Vehicle's delivery date and present mileage
• Nature of problem
A convenient form for your use
is included in this section.
STEP THREE -Contact the Consumer Relations Representative, Chevrolet Central Office, Chevrolet Motor Division, Detroit,
Michigan 48202 (313-556-S219)_ (In Canada, contact the Customer
Services ~epresentative. General· Motors of Canada Ltd .• Oshawa. Ontario, L1 J SZ6; 416/644-6624)_ The representative will review all the
facts involved. Then, if it is felt some further action can be taken, the zone will
be so instructed. In any case, your contact will be acknowledged providing
Chevrolet's position
in the matter.
When contacting the Zone or Central
Office, please bear in mind that your
problem will likely be resolved in the dealership, using the deaLer's facilities,
equipment and personnel.
So it is suggested that you follow the above steps in
sequence when you have a problem.
Your purchase
of a Chevrolet product is greatly appreciated by both your dealer
and Chevrolet. We want to help you
any way we can to make sure you are
completely satisfied with your car.
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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine OKL ... HOMA CITY 7901 W. Britton Rd Ok,lahoma City Ok,la 73132 (405) 721·0131
OM"'H'" 10836 Old Mill R<;I. Omaha, NE 68154 (402) 399'5515
PEORI ... 2009 N. Knoxville Ave. Peoria, III. 61603 (309) 688·1021
PHIL ... OELPHIA 935 First Avenue
King of Prussia Pa 19406 (215) 265-9380
PHOENIX 1625 W, 23rd 51 Tempe. Arizona 85282 (602) 968·2425
PITTSBURGH 507·527 Forrest Ave
Carnegie. Pa. 15106 (412) 928-5125
PORTLAND, ORE. 15005 S.W, Tualalian Valley Hwy
Beaverton. Ore 97005 (503) 641-8271
RICHMOND 545IJ lewis Road
Sandston. Va, 23150 (804) 257-7567
S ... LT LAKE 303 East South Temple Sail Lake City. Utah 84111 (801) 534-7125
ST. LOUIS 83 Progress Park,way Maryland Heights. Mo 63043 (314) 878'3304 & 3305
SAN DIEGO 10200WiUowCreek Rd. San Diego, CA 92131
(714) 299-9480
ADDITIONAL GM OFFICES Hawaii, Guam, A.merlcan Samoa General Motors Overseas Distribution Corll 1600 Kapiolani BOUlevard.
HonOlulu. Hawaii Mail-P,O. Box 341 Honolulu, Hawaii 96809 (808) 946-3988
Mexico General Motors de Me~lco Av Ejercito Nacionai No. 843 Mexico 5. O,F Mail-Apartado 107 Bis Mexico 1, D F 545-70-20
SE ... TTLE Bellevue BUSiness Center Building Suite 400 520 112th Ave .• N. E. Bellevue. WA 98004 (206) 464·5111
SYRACUSE 107 Twin Oaks DrIVe
Syracuse, New York 13206 (315) 432-5300
TARRYTOWN 371 S. Broadway Tarrytown. NY 10591 (914) 332-0136
GM OF CANADA ZONE OFFICES
V"'NCOUVER, B.C. V6'" 2N6 900 Terminal Avenue
(604) 684-9444
CALGARY .... LT .... T2P 2M7 4220 BI~GktQOt Trail PO. Box 2510 (403) 243-4621 REG IN ... , S"'SK. S4N 5A9 580 Park St (306) 543-2224
WINNIPEG, MAN. R2X OY9 1345 Redwood Avenue
(204) 633·1080
LONDON, ONT. N6'" 4P6 951 Pond Mills Road P.O. Box 5412 1519) 452-5151
OTTAWA, ONT. K1G 024 875 Belfast Road
(613) 237·5051
TORONTO,ONT. M3C 1J1 1200 Eglinton Ave, E (416) 446-5053
MONTRE ... L. QUE. H9R 4R2 5000 Trans-Canada Highway Pointe Claire. Quebec
(514) 697-9160
STE. FOY (QUEBEC), QUE. G1 V 4K7 979 Avenue de Bour'gogne PO, Box 10800 (418) 653·2054
MONCTON, N.B. E1C 1M2 653 51. George St (506) 854·1 500
Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin ·1.land. General Motors Overseas Distr. Corp. Suite No. 10 Centro Comercial San F ransisco Avenida be Diego Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico Mail -G.p .0. Box 4382 . San Juan, Puerto Rico 00936 Phone -(809) 763-1315 Pan.m. General Motors Overseas Distribution Corp Edificio De Oiego ESQ. Calle 40 Y Avenida Balboa Panama. A.? Mail -Apartado 7872
Panama 9. Republic of Panama 25·1983
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ment and have not been able t.o resolve it. let us know. Here
is a convenient form you may wish to use to contact the Zone
Office. After completing this form, mail it to: OFFICE OF CON­
SUMER RELATIONS, CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION. Make
sure you address it to the Zone Office closest to you . (See
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