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If a bulb  is burned  out, ~~p~a~~~,~~.~~~.h~~~~a~~~~-an ,?wide$. 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. 
Operation of Lights 
Although  your  vehicle’s  lighting  system  (headlights,  parking  \
lights, fog 
lamps,  side marker lights  and  taillights)  meets 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 you operate  your  lower 
beam  lights  with  fog  lamps  at all  times,  or  that headlights  be turned  on 
whenever  you  must  use  your  windshield  wipers.  In addition,  most 
jurisdictions  prohibit driving  solely  with  parking  lights,  especially  at dawn 
or  dusk.  It is  recommended  that you  check  with  your 
own state  or 
provincial  highway  authoritfi  for applicable  lighting  regulations. 
Headlight  High-Low  Beam 
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. 
Flash-To-Pass  Feature 
This  lets you  use  your  high  beam  headlights  to signal  a driver  in  front of 
you  that  you  want  to pass.  It works  even  if your  headlights  are off. 
To use  it, pull  the multifunction  lever  toward you. When  you  do: 
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Pressing  this  button  will turn off the  Driver  Information  Center, 
Electronic  Climate  Control  and  Fuel  Data Center  displays.  If 
you have 
the  digital  cluster  the 
fuel gage,  Trip and  odometer will also  turn  off. 
While  displays  are off,  pressing  the  INFORMATION  button  will  turn on 
only  the Driver  Information  Center.  If  any other button  is pressed  or a 
driving  warning  message  needs  to be  displayed,  or fuel  level  falls  below 
4 gallons,  all  the displays will come  back  on. 
TRIP  SET  Button 
Press  and  hold  this  button  to  set  the Trip  Odometer  back to zero. 
ENG/MET  (English/Metric  Button) 
Press  this  button  to switch  from  English  (miles)  and  Degrees 
(Fahrenheit),  to Metric  (kilometers)  and  Degrees  (Celsius). 
Driver  Information  Center  Messages 
These  messages will appear if there is a  problem  sensed in one of your 
vehicle’s  systems.  Vehicles  that are first  sold 
in Canada  or are  export 
vehicles  will  have  a  number  after  each  message.  This  number  he\
lps  to 
identify  that message,  which  is  only  displayed 
in English. 
APPLY BRAKE TO SHIFT - 46 
This  message  will  appear  if your  vehicle  is in “P” (Park)  for  about 15 
seconds  and  the brake  is not  depressed.  If  you do not want  this  message 
to  appear, 
you can  cancel  this  message  by holding  the “OFF”  and the 
Blue  (cooler)  button  on the Electronic  Climate  Control  panel  for  about 
5 seconds.  Hold  the same two buttons  again  to have  this  message 
displayed  again. 
A/C OVERHEATED - A/C COMPRESSOR OFF - 15 
If  the  refrigerant  system  ever  reaches  an  over-pressure  condition,  this \
message  will  appear  to tell  you  that the  air  conditioning  compressor  has 
been  turned  off.  Air  conditioned  air  will  not  be  delivered  to cool  your 
vehicle.  If the  pressure  returns  to a  normal  operating  range, 
you must 
select 
“AUTO”, “DEFOG”, or  Defrost  to start  the  compressor.  If this 
message  continues  to appear,  have  the system  repaired  as 
soon as 
possible  to avoid  compressor  damage. 
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To select the 
temperature  you want, 
push  the blue  button 
for  a  cooler  setting  and 
the  red button  for a 
warmer  setting.  The 
temperature  setting 
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You  can  select  temperatures  from 65 "F (18°C) to 85°F (29°C).  And, at 
each  end, you  may  choose 
60 " F (16 " C), for maximum  cooling,  and  90" F 
(33 " C), for  maximum  heating. We recommend  when  first  getting  familiar 
with  your  vehicle,  select 
75 " F (24 " C).  You  may  find that your  own  personal 
comfort  requires  a  slightly  higher  or lower  setting.  Once  you  set the 
temperature,  the system  will  automatically  maintain  the set temperature. 
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ECON 
With  this  setting  it's  all  automatic,  but  the air  conditioning  compressor 
does not  operate and  it  won't  remove  humidity  from  the air.  However, 
the  system  will  try  to keep  the air at  the  selected  temperature.  Use  this 
setting  in  cold  or cool  weather  to save  fuel. 
If it's  warm  outside  and  you  need  to cool  the air,  use  the next  choice. 
AUTO 
With  this  setting,  the air  conditioning  compressor  cycles  when  needed  to -_ 
cool the air  and  it's  all  automatic. In cold  weather  when  the system  senses 
the  need  for heat, 
the air  flow  will  be  directed out the floor  ducts. As the 
interior temperature  approaches the desired  setting,  the blower  speed 
will  decrease  and the air 
flow could  be  directed  through  the defroster  and 
floor  ducts. 
To maintain  interior comfort,  the air flow may  move  to the  air 
outlets  and  floor  ducts  (Bi-level).  On bright  sunny  days  in  cold  weather, 
the  air 
flow could  even  come  out  the A/C outlets to maintain  comfort  and -- 
prevent  stuffiness. 
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