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The Upper hob 
The  upper knob does these  five  things: 
It  turns  the  radio on and  off. 
It controls the volume. 
It lets  you  see what  station  you  have.  (When  the radio  is on,  .push  the 
It tells  you  the time.  (When  the ignition  is  off,  push  the upper  knob to 
knob 
to display  the station.) 
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0 Push  the knob to  hear  the  other  side of a tape. 
Behind  the  upper  knob is a balanee control.  It moves  the sound  between 
the  left  and  right  speakers. 
The Lower hob 
Turn the .lower  knob  to choose  radio stations.  Push the knob  to switch 
from 
AM or FM. 
If you  have  the Delco  Bose  Gold  Series Music  System,  it  lets you  switch 
from  CD  (Compact  Disc)  to 
TP (Tape  player). 
The  control  behind the lower  knob  moves  the sound  between  your 
front 
and rear  speakers .. . .. 
SCAN 
When  you  push  this  button either up  or.down,  the S:CAN indicator:  the 
display  will  light  and the radio  will  find  the 
next station and  stay there '' '. 
about 5 seconds.  Thenit dl g~ .to the next stsltion.md pause, and keep 
doing  that until  you push eithkr  the 
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The SCAN  and SEEK function  selects  stations  only  in  one  direction. 
Pushbuttons 
You  can  set  the push  buttons  to get up to ten  favorite  stations  (Five  on 
AM and  five  more  on FM). Just: 
Choose either AM or FM 
Tune  in  the station. 
Push  the SET button. 
0 Within 5 seconds,  push  one of the five pushbuttons. 
0 Repeat  these  steps  for  each  of the  five  pushbuttons. 
BASS 
The  slide  control  increases  or decreases  the bass  response  tone.  Moving 
the control  to the  right  increases  bass while moving  it  to the  left 
decreases  it. 
TREBLE 
The  slide  control  increases  or decreases  the treble  response  tone.  Moving 
the  control  to the  right  increases  the treble  while  moving  it  to  the left 
decreases  it. 
Your  Cassette  Tape Phyer 
Your  cassette  tape player  works  best  with  tapes  that  are 30 to 45 minutes 
long  on each  side.  Tapes  longer  than  that are 
so thin that they  may  not 
work  well  in  this  player. 
If  you  look  at  the tape,  or on  its  label  or box,  it  should  say whether  its  bias, 
“equalization”  is 
70 microseconds (70 p) or 120  microseconds  (120 p). 
Chrome  and  metal  tapes  are 70 p sec  and  standard  iron  tapes  are 120 p sec. 
Your  tape player  will adjust  automatically  for  either 
type of cassette  tape. 
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Push the NEXT  button  up  to jump  quickly  to  the next  selection.  If the 
selection  is at  the  end of 
the tape,  the  tape will reverse  directions  and 
begin  playing  at a  normal  speed. 
PREV 
Push  the  PREV  button  up to quickly  go to the  beginning of the  last 
selection. 
If  the  player  has  played  less  than 
10 seconds into the current  selection, 
depressing  the  PREV button 
will cause the player  to  find  the beginning  of - 
the previous  selection  and  resume  play  from that point.  If the  player  is 
more  than 
10 seconds  into the current  selection,  pressing  PREV button 
will cause the player  to find  the beginning  of the  current  selection  and - 
resume play from  that point.  If PREV  is  issued while the first  selection  on , 
the tape  is being  played,  the player  will  return to  the beginning  of that 
side  of the  tape. 
STjPL (Stop-Play) 
Press ST/PL to switch  back  to the  radio  without  ejecting  the tape.  Press  it - 
a  second  time  to start  playing  it  again. ., 
EJCT (Eject  Tape) 
Press  this  button to remove  the tape. 
The Delco Bose Gold Series Music System 
This  optional  sound  system  combines  an AM/FM stereo  radio with a 
cassette  tape player  and  a  compact  disc  player 
in a  single  unit. 
To operate  the  radio  and  cassette  tape player  portion  of this  music 
system,  please  read  the beginning  of this  section. 
“How To Operate  Your 
Sound  System’’  and  “Your  Cassette  Tape  Player.’’ 
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To Play  the Disc Player 
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Before  you  begin,  please  note: don’t  use  the mini-discs  that  are called 
“singles” 
(even with  an adapter)..  They  won’t eject. Use full-size  compact 
discs  only. 
Turn  the  radio  on. 
Insert a  disc (label side  up) partway  into  the slot. The player  will  pull 
it  in.  Wait 
a few. seconds  and  the- d.isc  will  play.  Then only the  time of 
day and  “CD”  will  display. I 
If the disc  comes  back  out, check  to  see  if: 
0 The disc  is  upside  down. 
0 The disc  is  dirty,  scratched, or wet. :I 
0 There’s  too much  moisture  in the  air. (If there  is,  wait  about  one.hour 
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66Err” (Error Detection) 
If this  message  is  displayed,  you  have  a  condition of either  extreme 
temperature,  moisture, or an  incorrect  disc. The disc  will  automatically  be 
ejected.  When  conditions  are back  to normal,  the disc  should  play  again. 
RCLIPROG  (&caUIProgram) 
0 Press  once  to  see what track  is  being  played. 
0 Within 5 seconds  press  it a  second  time to see  how  long  the disc  has 
0 Press  it a third time to see the  time  of  day. 
been 
playing. 
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Rev (Reverse) 
Push  and hold REV to return  rapidly  within  a  track.  Release it to play.  the 
passage.  The elapsed time  will be displayed  to show  the reverse  progress 
of the  CD. 
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Press  and  hold FWD to advance  quickly  within  a  track.  Release  it  to 
resume  playing.  Elapsed  time  will be  displayed 
to show  the forward 
progress 
of the  CD. 
Prev  (Previous) 
Push  this  button to go  back  to  the beginning of the track  or push  it  again 
to 
a favorite  track. 
Next 
Push  this  button to advance  to  the next  track. 
ST/PL  (StoplPlay) 
Press  this  button and the disc  or tape will stop  without  ejecting  it  and  the 
radio  will start  to  play.  Press  it  again  and  the disc  or tape  will start  to play 
again. 
EJCT (Eject) 
Press  this  button to eject  the disc  or tape. If you  have  both  a CD and a 
tape  in the  player,  then  the other  playback  media will start to play.  Press 
it  again  and  the other  media  will eject. 
Comp  (Compression) 
Pressing  COMP makes  soft  and  loud  passages  more  nearly  equal in 
volume.  For  example,  playing  classical  or jazz  music  with  very  quiet  and 
very  loud  passages  in  the same  tune.  The COMP  display 
will light  as  long 
as  COMP  is  on. 
Setting  The Clock 
Turn the ignition  on.  Then: 
To Set the Hour: 
Press SET, and  within 5 seconds, 
Press  and hold SEEK. When  the clock  gets  to  the correct  hour, let  go. 
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player  that is qot  cl6aiied.r&gctlarly  can  cause  reduad sound 
quality,  ruined cassettes, 
or a..dam&$ed mechanism.  Cassette tapes should . 
be  stored  in their  cases  away ficmici&aninants,  direct sunlight,  and . ' 
failure  of the  tape  player. I 
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- Your  tape player  should  be cleaned  regularly  each month  or  after  every 
50 hours of use. If you notice  a  reduction  in  sound  quality,  try  a  known 
good  cassette  to see 
if the  tape  or the  tape  player  is  at fault. If this  other 
Cleaning  may be  done  with  a  scrubbing  action,  non-abrasive  cleaningi. 
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cassette.  This  system  uses  a  cleaning  cassette with pads  which  scrub the 
tape  head  'as the  hubs  of the  cleaner cassette turn.  It  is-normal for. the 
ensure thorough  cleaning. 
A scrubbing  action  cleaning  cassette is 
available  through your  Cadillac  dealership. 
-, cassette has no improvement  in  sound  quality,  clean  the  tape player. 
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You  may  also  choose  a  non-scrubbing  action,  wet-type  cleaner which  uses 
a  cassette  with  a fabric belt to clean  the  tape  head. This 
type of cleaning 
cassette 
will not  eject.  It -may  not clean  as  thoroughly  as  the scrubbing 
type cleaner. 
Cassettes  are subject  to wear  and  the sound  quality  may  degrade over 
time.  Always  make  sure  that  the cassette tape is  in  good  condition  before 
you  have  your  tape player  serviced. 
Care of Your Compact Discs 
Handle  discs  carefully.  Store them in their  original  cases  or  other 
protective  cases and away  from direct  sunlight and dust. 
If the surface  of 
a  disc 
is soiled,  dampen  a  clean,  soft  cloth  in  a  mild,  neutral  detergent 
solution  and  clean  it, wiping  from  the  center  to  the  edge. 
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Comfort  Controls  and  Audio  Systems .................. 150 
Compact  Disc  Player.  Care Of Your .................... 167 
Compact  Disc  Sound  Systems ......................... 164 
Compact  Spare Tire ................................ 240 
Computer That Shows  Fuel  Economy .................. 139 
Console,  Center ..................................... 76 
Control Of A Vehicle ............................... 175 
Control. Loss Of ................................... 184 
Controls.  Features And ............................... 66 
Convenience  Net .................................... 78 
Convex Outside  Mirror .............................. 123 
Coolant.  Engine:  Proper Solution  To Use ............... 263 
Coolant  Heater. Engine .............................. 86 
Coolant.  Safety  Warnings  About ...................... 224 
Cooling  System .................................... 222 
Cooling  System  Service ................... See  Maint . Book 
Cruise  Control 
..................................... 109 
Cruise  Control.  Change  Speed  With ................... 111 
Cruise  Control. Get Out Of .......................... 113 
Cruise Control On  Hills ............................. 112 
Cruise  Control.  Turning Off .......................... 113 
Curves.  Driving On ................................. 180 
Contents, Table  Of ........ See  Front of Owner  Info . Manual 
Damage 
To Finish .................................. 306’ 
Damage  To Sheet  Metal ............................. 306 
Damage  Warnings .................................... 2 
Daytime  Running  Lights  (Canada  Only) ............... 118 
Dead Battery.  What  To Do  If  You  Have  A .............. 211 
Defensive  Driving .................................. 170 
Defogger. Rear Window ............................. 154 
Delco-Bose  Gold  Series  Compact  Disc  Music  Sys ........ 164 
Delco  Sound  Systems ............................... 157 
DEXRON IIE@ and DEXRON 111s .................. 262 
Dimensions.  Vehicle ................................ 328 
Disc  Brake  Wear  Indicators .......................... 272 
Disposal.  Used  Oil ................................. 258 
DoorLocks ........................................ 68 
Driver  Information  Center ........................... 140 
Driver  Information Center Messages .................. 142 
Driver’s  Side  S.I.R.  (“Air  Bag”) ........................ 30 
And the Road.  Your .............................. 170 
Defroster ......................................... 154 
Driving 
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Steering  Wheel.  Tilt 
................................ 102 
Steering  Without  Power  Assist 
........................ 180 
Stereo  Sound Systems 
............................... 159 
Storage.  Center Console 
.............................. 76 
Stuck.  If  Your  Ignition  Key 
Is .......................... 84 
Stuck. 
If Car Is . In  Sand.  Mud.  Ice  Or Snow ............ 239 
Subscribing  to Cadillac  Prod 
. Sew . Pub ...... See Own . Assist . 
Sunglass  Compartment .............................. 125 
Supplemental Inflatable Restraint  (S.I.R.) 
............... 30 
Surge  Tank Pressure  Cap 
............................ 265 
Symbols  Used  On Your  Vehicle 
......................... 3 
Storing 
Your  Vehicle 
................................ 275 
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Table  Of  Contents ......... See Front  of Owner  Info . Manual 
Tachometer 
....................................... 137 
Taillight  Bulb  Replacement 
.......................... 280 
Tape  Player  Care 
................................... 167 
Temperature.  Engine.  Warning  Light 
.................. 137 
Theft 
.............................................. 79 
Theft  Deterrent  System 
.............................. 80 
Thermostat ........................................ 266 
Third Gear.  When 
To Use ............................ 91 
Tilt  Steering  Wheel 
................................. 102 
Time.  Setting  The 
.................................. 166 
Tire  Chains 
........................................ 298 
Tire.  Flat 
.......................................... 229 
Tire Pressure Inflation 
............................... 290 
Tire  Inspection  and Rotation 
......................... 292 
Tires 
.. Loading .................................... 287 
Tire  Quality  Grading 
................................ 294 
Tires 
............................................. 289 
Tires.  When  It’s  Time  For  New 
Tires .................. 293 
Torque  Lock  (Auto Transaxle) 
......................... 98 
Towing  Your  Vehicle 
................................ 217 
Tom Safety  Belts .................................... 65 
Towing  A  Trailer 
................................... 201 
Traction  Control System 
............................. 179 
Trademarks.  GM 
................................... 241 
Trailer  Towing 
..................................... 201 
Transaxle.  Automatic 
................................. 87 
Transaxle  Fluid 
.................................... 259 
Transaxle  Gear Positions 
............................. 87 
Transaxle  Service 
........................ See  Maint . Book 
Travel.  BrakePedal 
................................. 273 
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