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CHEVROLET TRACKER 1995  Owners Manual ~~ Vehicle Symbols 
These are some of the symbols you may find on your vehicle. 
For  example, 
these  symbols 
are  used  on  an 
original  battery: 
POSSIBLE A 
CAUTION 
INJURY 
PROTECT  EYES  BY 
S

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CHEVROLET TRACKER 1995  Owners Manual Ignition Switch 
I n 1 With the key  in  the 
ignition  switch, you 
can  turn  the switch  to 
four  positions: 
I I 
LOCK (A): The only  position  in  which  you  can remove 
the  key.  This  locks

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CHEVROLET TRACKER 1995  Owners Manual Interior Lamps 
Dome Lamp 
The  dome  lamp  has a 
three position  switch. 
1. 
2. 
3. 
This  position  is to  the  left  when  sitting  in the  drivers 
seat.  The  dome  lamp  turns on and stays 
o

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CHEVROLET TRACKER 1995  Owners Manual Warning  Lights,  Gages  and Indicators 
This  part describes  the  warning lights  and  gages  that 
may  be  on your vehicle.  The pictures  will help  you 
locate them. 
Warning  lights and  gages

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CHEVROLET TRACKER 1995  Owners Manual When you drive  over obstacles  or  rough terrain,  keep  a 
firm  grip on  the steering wheel.  Ruts,  troughs,  or  other 
surface  features  can  jerk  the  wheel  out 
of your hands  if 
you’re

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CHEVROLET TRACKER 1995  Owners Manual You can  be  temporarily  blinded by approaching  lights.  It 
can  take  a second  or two, or even  several  seconds,  for 
your eyes  to  readjust  to the  dark.  When 
you are faced 
with severe gl

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CHEVROLET TRACKER 1995  Owners Manual Front Axle Engine Coolant 
When to Check and Change Lubricant 
Refer to the  Maintenance  Schedule  to determine  how 
often  to  check  the  lubricant  and  when to  change  it.  See 
“Periodic  Ma

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CHEVROLET TRACKER 1995  Owners Manual Fuse  Usage 
I 1 
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
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