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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine IGNITION KEY POSITIONS 
This lock  gives  you 
different  positions. five 
Before you put  the  key in, your ignition  will be in the  Lock position. This 
anti-theft  feature. 
- position  locks your ignition,  steering  wheel  and  transmission. It’s an 
The  other  positions let you  perform  these  functions: 
wipers  when the engine  is  off. 
To get into  “Acc”,  push in the  key  and  turn 
it  toward  you.  Your  steering wheel will remain  locked,  just  as it  was 
before  you inserted  the key. 
OFF: This  position  lets  you turn  off the  engine  but  still turn  the steering 
wheel.  It doesn’t  lock the steering  wheel like  “Lock.”  Use  “Off” 
if you 
car  is being  pushed). 
RUN This  is the  position  for driving. 
STARE This  starts  your engine. 
- ACC: Accessory  lets you  use things like  the radio  and  the  windshield 
- must have your car in  motion  while the engine is off (for  example, if your 
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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine The lever  on  the  left side  of the  steering  column includes your: 
0 Turn Signal  and  Lane  Change Indicator 
0 Headlight  High-Low  Beam & Passing  Signal 
0 Windshield Wipers 
0 Windshield  Washer 
0 Cruise Control 
Turn  Signal  and  Lane Change  Indicator 
The  turn  signal has 
two upward (for  Right) 
and 
two downward 
(for  Left)  positions. 
These  positions  allow 
you  to signal  a  turn  or 
a  lane  change. 
To signal a  turn,  move the lever  all the  way  up  or  down.  When  the  turn  is 
finished,  the lever  will  return automatically. 
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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine A green arrow  on  the 
instrument  panel  will 
flash  in the  direction  of 
the  turn  or  lane 
change. 
If the  turn  signal remains  on  after you  have  driven about .5 mile (.8 km), 
a  reminder  chime will sound  until you turn  the  turn  signal off. 
To signal  a lane  change,  just  raise or lower  the lever until  the  green arrow 
starts  to  flash. Hold it there  until you complete  your lane  change.  The 
lever  will return  by itself  when  you release  it. 
AS you signal  a  turn  or  a  lane  change, if the  arrows don’t flash  but  just 
stay  on, a signal bulb  may be  burned  out  and  other  drivers won’t see your 
turn  signal. 
If a bulb  is burned  out,  replace  it to  help  avoid  an accident. If the  green 
arrows don’t go  on at all  when  you signal  a  turn,  check the fuse  (see 
“Fuses”  in the  Index)  and  for  burned-out  bulbs. 
If  you  have  a  trailer  towing option with added  wiring  for  the  trailer lights, 
a  different  turn signal  flasher  is used. With this  flasher installed,  the 
signal  indicator  will flash even  if a  turn  signal bulb  is burned  out.  Check 
the  front  and  rear  turn  signal lights regularly to make  sure they  are 
working. 
Operation of Lights 
Although  your vehicle’s  lighting system (headlights, parking lights, side 
marker  lights and taillights)  meet all applicable  federal lighting 
requirements,  certain  states  and  provinces may apply  their own lighting 
regulations  that may  require  special attention  before  you operate  these 
lights. For example,  some jurisdictions  may require  that  headlights be 
turned  on  whenever you must use your windshield wipers.  In  addition,   
     
        
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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine most jurisdictions  prohibit driving  solely  with  parking lights,  especially  at 
dawn  or dusk.  It is recommended  that you  check  with 
you own  state or 
provincial  highway  authority for applicable lighting regulations. 
Headlight  High-Low  Beam 
Windshield  Wipers 
To change  the 
headlights  from low 
beam  to  high or high  to 
low,  pull the  turn  signal 
lever  all  the way  toward 
you.  Then  release it. 
When  the high  beams 
are  on,  this blue  light 
on  the  instrument 
panel  also will be  on. 
WIPER To control  the wipers,  turn  the  band  on  the  multifunction lever. 
MIST: Turn the band  to “MIST”  and  then  release it  for a single  wipe 
cycle.  For more  cycles,  hold the band  on MIST  longer. 
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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine - LO or HI: Turn the  band  toward  you to  either LO (low  speed)  or  to HI 
(high  speed),  depending  on  the wiper  speed  you want. 
DELAY With  this you  can  set  the wiper  speed  for  a  long  or  short  delay 
get  to 
LO the  shorter  the  delay. 
7 between wipes. Move  the  band  to ON for  long delays and  the  closer you 
OFI? To turn  the  wipers  off, turn  the  band  to  OFF. 
A CAUTION: 
Damaged wiper blades may prevent  you from  seeing  well enough 
to  drive  safely. 
To avoid  damage,  be sure  to  clear  ice and  snow 
from  the wiper  blades  before using them. 
If they're  frozen to  the 
windshield, carefully loosen  or thaw  them. 
If your  blades  do 
become  damaged,  get new  blades  or blade  inserts. 
Heavy  snow or ice  can  overload  your wipers. 
A circuit breaker  will stop 
them  until  the  motor cools. Clear away  snow  or ice  to prevent  an 
-- overload. 
Windshield  Washer 
- To wash your 
windshield  push the 
paddle  labeled  PUSH, 
then  release  it.  After 
washing  the windshield 
the  wipers  will stop, 
your  wipers. 
If you 
were, 
the wipers will 
- resume  the  wiper 
speed  you were  using. 
For  more  washer 
cycles  push  and  hold 
the  paddle. 
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L_ unless  you were  using 
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If this light comes on, 
when your wipers  are 
turned  on,  it  means 
you’re  low  on  washer 
fluid. 
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A CAUTION: 
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Driving  without  washer  fluid  can  be dangerous. A bad  mud 
splash  can  block your vision.  You could  hit  another  vehicle or 
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go off the  road.  Check your  washer  fluid  level  often. 
In freezing weather, don’t use  your  washer  until  the 
windshield 
is warmed.  Otherwise  the  washer  fluid  can  form 
ice 
on the  windshield,  blocking your vision.   
     
        
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Your Cadillac has this,  the control  is behind  the headlight knob. 
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It switches your  lights on and  off  by  sensing  how dark  it is  outside. 
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To operate  it, leave the light  switch off and  move  the Twilight  Sentinel 
control  to any position  but 
“OFE” 
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If you  move the control  all the  way  to MAX, your  lights  will stay on about 
3 minutes  after  you turn  off your engine. If you  move  the control  almost 
all  the  way  in the  other  direction, 
so it’s just on, the  lights  will go off 
quickly  when you turn  off your engine. 
Retained Accessory Power 
When  you stop  your Cadillac  and  turn  the ignition to OFF, you can use 
these  accessories  for 
10 more minutes. 
Radio 
Power  windows 
Astro  roof 
Windshield wipers 
Trunk  release 
When 
you open  a door,  everything  will go off. And,  after 10 minutes 
everything  will go 
off also. 
If 
you want power for another 10 minutes, just  turn  the key to RUN and 
back  to 
OFF. 
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Headlights 
The headlight  wiring is protected  by a circuit  breaker  in the  light  switch. 
An electrical  overload will cause  the  lights to go on  and off, or in some 
cases  to remain  off. 
If this happens,  have your  headlight wiring checked 
right  away. 
Windshield Wipers 
The windshield  wiper motor is protected  by a circuit  breaker  and  a  fuse. 
If  the  motor  overheats  due  to  heavy  snow,  etc., the wiper  will stop  until 
the  motor  cools. 
If the  overload  is caused  by some  electrical  problem and 
not  snow,  etc., be  sure  to get  it fixed. 
Power  Windows and Other  Power  Options 
Circuit breakers  in the  fuse  panel  protect  the power  windows  and  other 
power accessories. When  the current  load  is too  heavy,  the circuit  breaker 
opens  and  closes, protecting  the circuit  until  the  problem  is  fixed or goes 
away. 
BULB CUT 
You  can get  these  from  your Cadillac  dealer. 
DESCRIPTION BULB NO. 
Ash  Tray  Illumination .................................. 1445 
Backup  Lights 
......................................... 2057 
Center  High Mounted  Stop  Light 
........................ 1141 
Cornering  Light 
....................................... 2057 
Courtesy  Light 
- Front  Door ............................ S214-2 
Courtesy  Light 
- Rear  Door ............................. S214-2 
Courtesy/Map  Light 
..................................... 192 
Front  Parking 
& Directional  Signal .................... 2057NA 
Front  Side  Marker  Light 
................................. ,194 
GloveBox 
............................................. 194 
Headlight  High Beam ...................... 906MB4 (H2990 4) 
Headlight  Low Beam ....................... 905/HB3  (K1790  3) 
License  Plate Light 
..................................... 194 
Parking  Light 
......................................... 2057 
320