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OLDSMOBILE SILHOUETTE 1994  Owners Manual Features & Controls 
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Warning Lights,  Gages  and 
Indicators 
This section describes  the warning 
lights and  gages that may  be on  your 
vehicle. The pictures  will help  you 
locate  them. 
W

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OLDSMOBILE SILHOUETTE 1994  Owners Manual The gage  moves  a  little  when  you turn 
The  gage  doesn’t  go  back  to E when 
For  your  fuel tank  capacity,  see 
Service 
Station  Information 
on  the  last page of 
this  manual. a  corn

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OLDSMOBILE SILHOUETTE 1994  Owners Manual Features & Controls 
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NOTICE: 
Damage to your engine from 
neglected  oil  problems can be  costly 
and 
is not  covered  by your 
warranty. 
I I 
3il Pressure Gage (3800 v6 ENGINE) 
four  oil pre

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OLDSMOBILE SILHOUETTE 1994  Owners Manual 18 ‘I I 
Voltmeter 
Your charging system  gage  will show 
:he  rate 
of charge when  the engine  is 
running. 
The  reading  will change  as  the  rate of 
:barge changes  (with the engine  speed,

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OLDSMOBILE SILHOUETTE 1994  Owners Manual Features & Controls 
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closer to the floor. It may  take  longer  to 
stop.  If the  light  is  still  on, have  the 
vehicle towed for service.  (See 
Towing 
Your Vehicle in  the Index.) 
The bra

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OLDSMOBILE SILHOUETTE 1994  Owners Manual (J LOW 
TRACTION -I 
AIR BAG 
SERVICE 
ENGINE 
SOON 
Low Traction Light (OPTION) 
: If  your vehicle  has the  traction  control 
~ i system,  there will be  a LOW 
TRACTION light  on  the  instrumen

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OLDSMOBILE SILHOUETTE 1994  Owners Manual I 
Features & Controls 
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NOTICE: 
Spinning your wheels  when the 
TCS warning  light is  on  can 
destroy  parts  of your  vehicle  as well 
as  the  tires. 
If you spin  your wheels 
too  fast  whi

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OLDSMOBILE SILHOUETTE 1994  Owners Manual results  in no improvement  in  sound 
quality, 
try cleaning  the  tape player. 
Proper  tape  player cleaning  should be 
done  with  a 
wiping action nonabrasive 
 cleaner  cassette. To properly cl
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