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CHEVROLET TRACKER 1995  Owners Manual I 
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9. Position  the jack and  raise  the  jack lift head  until  it 
fits  firmly  onto the  bosses  nearest  the  flat tire. 
(Under  the  vehicle  near  each wheel,  there  are bosses 
in  the  v

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CHEVROLET TRACKER 1995  Owners Manual 13. Replace the wheel  nuts  with  the rounded  end of the 
nuts toward the  wheel.  Tighten each nut 
by hand 
until  the wheel 
is held  against  the  hub. 
14. Lower the  vehicle by turning  the ja

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CHEVROLET TRACKER 1995  Owners Manual Fuels  in  Foreign  Countries 
If  you  plan on driving in another country  outside the 
U.S. or Canada,  unleaded  fuel  may  be  hard to find. Do 
not use  leaded  gasoline.  If you use even one tan

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CHEVROLET TRACKER 1995  Owners Manual 4. Pull  the lock ring  and the headlamp bulb  straight out. 
Save  the  lock 
ring to use with  the new bulb. 
3. Turn the lock  ring counterclockwise to  release the 
bulb. 
5. Reverse  the steps wi

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CHEVROLET TRACKER 1995  Owners Manual Front  Parking  and  Turn Signal Lamps 
To replace  the parking and turn signal bulb: 
1. Open the hood. 
2. Turn  the  bulb  socket counterclockwise and pull it out 
of the lamp housing. 
3. Push the

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CHEVROLET TRACKER 1995  Owners Manual Sidemarker Lamps 
To replace the sidemarker bulb: 
1. Push the sidemarker housing  toward the back of the 
vehicle to release  the clip and pull out the front  edge. 
The  housing  should  pull away

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CHEVROLET TRACKER 1995  Owners Manual A 
2. Place two fingers into the slots where the screws 
were removed and pull up to remove the rear 
combination  lamp assembly.  Pull the assembly out 
far enough  to reach the bulb socket. 3. Turn

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CHEVROLET TRACKER 1995  Owners Manual Fuse  Usage 
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Main  Fuse Block 
Fuse 
1 
2 
3 
4 
Usage 
Generator  to  Battery  Circuit 
Circuits  Only  Active  When 
Ignition  Switch  is 
in ACC, 
ON or START 
Circuits  Always  Active 
Circui