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5. Now you  can add a small amount of slack.  Lean forward  slightly,  then 
sit  back. 
If you've  added more than 1 inch (25 mm) of slack,  pull  the 
shoulder  belt out as  you  did before and  start again. 
If you move  around  in the  vehicle  enough,  or if you  pull out  the shoulder 
belt,  the belt  will become  tight  again. 
If this  happens,  you can reset it. 
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Heavy  snow or ice  can  overload  your  wiper  motor. A circuit  breaker will 
stop the motor until  it cools.  Clear away  snow  or ice  to prevent  an 
overload. 
Windshield  Washer 
To wash  your 
windshield  push  and  hold  the paddle 
labeled  PUSH. 
Once 
you  feel you  have 
enough  washer  fluid 
on  the  windshield 
release  the paddle. 
The  wipers  will 
continue  to clear  the 
windshield,  then either 
stop  or return  to your 
preset  speed. 
When  the washer  fluid  reaches  a  low  level, 
“LOW WASHER FLUID” 
will be displayed  in  the Driver  Information Center. 
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5. Take  your foot off the accelerator  pedal. 
To Resume a Set Speed 
Suppose  you set your  Cruise  Control at a desired speed. and then  you 
apply  the brake.  This, 
of course, shuts off the  Cruise.Contro1.  But  you 
don’t  need to reset  it.  Once  you’re  going  about 
25 mph .(40 km/h) or 
more, you can. move  the Cruise Control  switch  from “ON” to “WA” 
(-Resume/Accelerate)  for  about half a  second. 
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Here’s  the second  way’to goto 
a higher speed: 
.the 
accelerator  pedal. You’ll  now  cruise at  the higher  speed. 
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Each time  you do this, your  vehicle  will go about 1 mph (1.6 km/h) faster. 
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You can tell how  far 
you’ve  gone  since  you 
last  set it  back  to zero. 
To reset,  push  and  hold 
the  button  until it 
zeros. 
If your  vehicle  is  domestic,  the  trip  odometer will return  to  zero after 
999.9  miles  (1609 
km). If your  vehicle.  is  Canadian or Export, the  trip 
odometer  will return  to  zero after  1999.9 
km (1242 miles). 
Odometer 
You  may  wonder  what  happens if a car has to have  a new  odometer 
installed.  The new  one will  read  the  correct mileage.  This is  because  your 
car’s  computer  has stored  the  mileage  in  memory. 
WARNING LIGHTS 
This  section  describes  the warning  lights  that  are  on your  vehicle.  The 
pictures  will help  you locate  them. 
Warning  lights  can signal  that something  is  wrong before it  becomes 
serious  enough  to cause  an expensive  repair  or replacement.  Paying 
attention  to your  warning  lights  could  also  save  you  or  others 
from injury. 
Warning  lights  go  on when  there may be  or  is a problem  with  one of your 
vehicle’s  functions. 
As you  will  see in the  details  on  the next few pages, 
some  warning  lights  come  on briefly  when  you  turn  the ignition key just  to 
let 
you know  they’re  working. If you  are familiar  with  this  section,  you 
should  not be alarmed  when  this  happens. 
When  one 
of the warning  lights  comes  on and  stays  on when  you  are 
driving,  check  the section  that tells  you  what  to do about  it.  Please  follow 
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‘The brake  system  warning  light  will  also.come on when you set your 
parking  ,brake, and it will  stay on if your.:parking  brake doesn’t  release 
fully.  If 
it stays on  after  your  parking  .brake is  fully  released, it means  you 
have  a  brake problem. 
Anti-Lock 3rake System  warning Light 
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With  anti-lock’this  light will come  on  when  you  start your  engine  and may 
stay  on  for  several  seconds.  That’s  normal.  If the  light  doesn’t  come 
on, 
have  it fixed so it will  be ready to warn  you if there  is  a  problem. 
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If the light  stays  on,  turn  the  ignition  off.  .Or, if the ‘light.  comes  on when 
you’re  driving,  stop  as soon  as  possible  and  turn  the ignition 
off. Then 
start  the  engine  again 
to reset the system. If the-light  still. stays on, or 
comes  on again  while  you’re  driving,  your  Cadillac  needs service. 
If the 
regular  brake system  warning 
1ig.M isn’t. on, you still  have  brakes,  but you 
don’t  have  anti-lock  brakes. 
If the  regular  brake system  warning  light  is 
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Your  Fuel Data Panel  tells  you all you  want  to know  about  your  fuel 
economy  and  how far you  can  travel  with  the fuel  remaining.  Here’s  how 
it  works. 
AVG  Button: Push  this button  to  display the “AVG MPG (average  mile 
per  gallon).  You can  also  display  it 
in metric units by pressing  the “ENG 
MET” 
button. 
When 
“AVG MPG”  (average  mile  per gallon)  is selected,  the total 
distance  is  divided 
by the total  fuel  used. 
INST  Button: When “INST MPG(1nstantaneous  Fuel  Economy)  is 
selected, 
you will  see what  your  fuel  economy  is  at that  instant.  The 
computer takes  a new  reading  twice  every  second.  It will  show  economy 
up  to 
70 miles  per gallon  (or 2 liters per 100 Kilometers). 
AVG  MPG Reset: Press  the INFORMATION  button until the “AVG 
MPG  is  displayed  on the  Driver  Information Center.  Press  and  hold the 
RESET button until both  the Fuel  Data  Center and Driver  Information 
Center  display  reads 
0.0. Another  method to reset the “AVG MPG  is to 
press  the 
AVG button  on the  Fuel  Data  Panel. 
RANGE-Display: This display  shows  how  far the  computer  thinks you  can 
go  with  the fuel  that 
is in  your  tank.  The computer does not  know  what 
driving  conditions  will  be like 
for the rest  of your  trip, so the range is 
estimated  based on your recent fuel  economy. Therefore,  your  range 
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RESET Buttetr I. . 
Pressing thisbutton  will reset  the AVG  MPH,  MPG AVG, FUEL USED, 
OIL LIFE.LEFT;and  TIMER when  each  function is displayed. 
TIMER  Button 
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The  TIMERfeature  is like a stop  watch,  in  that you  can  clock  the time  .it 
takes  to get  $om  one point  to another. 
To  operate,  press either  the  TIMER  button  or  successively  press the 
INFORMATION  button until “TIMER 
OO:OO:OO’y is  displayed on the 
Driver  InformationCenter.  Each of the  fields  for the HOURS, 
MINUTES,  and SECONDS  ‘are. 
two numeric  digits. 
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Once  the “TIMER OO:~OO.:OO” is displayed,  press  the TIMER  button  to -. 
start  the  timing feature. Press  the TIMER  button again to: stop-it.  To reset 
it,  press  and  hold  the,  RESET buaton  until:  the display  reads 
“TIMER 
0O;OO:OO”. Press the INFORMATION  button  to,exit from the TIMER 
function. 
AVG MPH (Average  Speed)’,ReseQ 
Press  successively  the  INFORMATI0,N  button  to  .display the “AVG 
MPH”,  then press  and.hold  the RESET  button  until 
“0.0 AVG MPH”  is 
displayed. 
MPG AVG. (Average  Fuel Economy) Reset 
Press  successively  the INFORMATION  button to display  the “MPG- 
AVG, then press  and hold  the RESET  button  until “0.0 AVG‘MPG” is 
displayed. Another method to reset both  ‘‘AVG MPG’  is to  press  the 
AVG  button  on the  Fuel-Data  Panel  until 
‘‘0.0 AVG MPGis show in 
both  display. 
Fuel.  Used  Reset 
Press  successively  the INFORMATION  button  to display the  “FUEL 
USED.’’on  the Driver  Information Center,  then press  and  hold  the 
RESET  button  until  ‘‘FUEL USED 
0.0” is  displayed. 
Oil  Life Left Reset 
Press  successively  the. INFORMATION  button to display the  “OIL  LIFE 
LEFT,  then press  and, hold.  the  RESET  button  until 
“0.0, OIL  LIFE 
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This  message  will  appear  when there is a low  level of engine  coolant. 
Have  the cooling  system  serviced 
by a  Cadillac  technician  as  soon  as 
possible. 
CHECK  FUEL  GAGE - 39 
This  message  will  appear  when  your  fuel  supply is less  than 4 gallam ad 
your  display  is  turned off. 
CHECK  OIL  LEVEL - 36 
This  message will appear  when  your  engine  oil  is  approximately  a  quart 
low.  If  this  message  is  displayed,  check  the oil  and  add  as  needed. 
CHANGE  OIL  SOON - 40 
This  message will appear  when  your  engine  oil  is  less  than 10 percent  or 
the  mileage  since  the last  oil  change  is  more  than 
6750 miles. 
CHANGE  ENGINE OIL - 82 
This  means  that the life  of  your  engine  oil  has  expired  and  it  should  be 
changed  immediately.  See  engine  oil  and  filter  recommendations  i\
n  the 
Maintenance  Schedule.  After  an 
oil change,  the Oil  Life  Index  must  be 
reset.  See  “Oil  Life Indicator” 
in the index  on  how to reset  it. 
CRUISE  ENGAGED - 43 
This  message  will appear  for  a few seconds  when you select  a  speed  to 
cruise  at. 
ENGINE  COOLANT  HOT - 44 
This  message  will  appear  when  your  engine  coolant  temperature  i\
s  over 
126” C (259°F). To avoid  added  strain  on  a  hot  engine,  turn  off  your 
Climate  Control  system  and  stop and allow  your  vehicle  to idle  until  it 
cools  down  or the  message  is  removed.  If  it  does  not  cool  down,  turn  off 
your  engine  and  have  it  serviced  before  driving  it  again.  Seve\
re  engine  damage  can  result  from  an  overheated  engine.  See  “Engine  Ove\
rheating’’ 
in  the  Index. 
ENGINE HOT - A/C COMPRESSOR OF” - 16 
This  message  will  appear when the Climate  Control  is in “Auto”  or 
Defrost  and  the engine  coolant 
is hotter  than the normal  operating 
temperature. 
To avoid  added  .strain on a  hot  engine  the air  conditioning 
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