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Fender  Marker  Lamps - Dual Rear  Wheel  Pickup 
Models 
I 1. Remove  the 
4 
screws and take 
the  fender  mark 
assembly  out of 
the fender. 
I 2. Turn the bulb  er 
socket to the left 
and remove 
it 
from  the lens 
assembly. 
3. Pull  the bulb 
straight  out 
of the 
socket. 
3. Put a new  bulb  into the socket  and  push it in until it is tight. 
5. Put the  socket back  into the lens assembly  and turn it to the right  to 
tighten  it. 
6. Replace  the lens  and tighten the  screws. 
Tailgate  Marker  Lamps 
I. Use a screwdriver  to gently pry the lens/bulb  assembly  from the lens 
holder. 
2. Unplug  the lens/bulb  assembly  at the  connector  wire. 
3. Plug in a new lens/bulb assembly and push  the connector  wire into the 
hole in the tailgate. 
4. Snap  the lens/bulb  assembly  into the lens holder. 
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Roof Marker  Lamps 
1. Remove the screws and lift off the lens. 
2. Pull the bulb  straight  out of the socket. 
3. Put  a  new bulb  into  the  socket  and push it in until it is tight. 
4. Replace  the lens  and tighten  the  screws. 
Cargo LampKenter  High  Mount  Stoplamp  (CHMSL) 
LI 
.. . . . 
~ 
1. Remove the 
screws and  lift 
off 
the lens. 
2. Pull the  old bulb 
straight out of the 
socket. 
3. Put  a  new bulb 
into the  socket 
and push  it in 
until  it  is tight. 
4. Replace  the  lens 
and tighten  the 
screws. 
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Rear Lamps - Pickup Models 
1. Open  the  tailgate. 
2. Remove  the  two 
rear lamp 
assembly  screws 
near  the  tailgate 
latch  and  pull  out 
the  lamp  assembly. 
3. Remove  the 
screws  from  the 
bulb  retainer  and 
take  it 
off the 
lamp  assembly. 
4. Pull  the old bulb 
straight  out 
of the 
socket. 
5. Put  in  a  new bulb 
and  push  it in 
until  it  is  tight. 
6. Replace  the  bulb 
retainer. 
7. Replace  the  rear  lamp  assembly  and  tighten  the  screws. 
8. Close  the  tailgate. 
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Rear Lamps - Chassis Cab Models 
d 
1. Using your 
hands,  peel the 
rubber seal away 
from the  lens. 
2. Lift  the lens off 
the lamp 
assembly. 
3. Slide  the socket 
out 
of the  lamp 
assembly. 
4. Push in gently on 
the  bulb,  turn it to 
the  left  and  remove 
it from 
the  socket. 
5. Put in a new  bulb 
and,  pushing 
in 
gently,  turn it to 
the  right 
until it is 
tight. 
6. Put  the  socket back in the lamp assembly  and replace  the lens  and lens 
seal. 
Exhaust System 
To help prevent damage to your exhaust  system,  do not  continue  to drive 
your  vehicle 
if you notice: 
0 Engine  misfiring 
0 Loss of performance 
0 Exhaust system  components hanging  lower than  normal 
0 Loud exhaust system noises 
0 Other unusual  operating  conditions 
Have 
your engine  and exhaust system serviced regularly. 
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POSITION 
23. 
24. 
A.% 
B . -1- 
NAME 
Not Used 
CIRCUITS  PROTECTED 
Not Used 
4WD  Frt 
Axle, 4WD  Indicator  Lamp 
PWR ACCY Pwr Door Lock, 6-Way  Pwr Seat,  Keyless 
Entry Module 
PWR 
WDOS 
?Circuit  Breaker 
Lamp and Bulb Data 
LAMP OR 
BULB 
HEADLAMPS 
2 Headlamp 
System  (Sealed 
Beam) 
Low/High  Beam 
4 Headlamp 
System 
(Composite) 
Low/High  Beam 
High Beam 
LAMP  OR  BULB 
EXTERIOR 
Front Marker Lamp 
Front Park and Turn 
Lamp 
Rear  Parking 
Lamp 
Rear  Stop  and Turn 
Lamp 
Backup  Lamp 
Backup 
Lamp 
Rear Park, Stop, and 
Turn  Lamp*  Power Windows 
TRADE  NO. 
H6054 
6052 
9005  POWER 
RATING  AT 
12.8V, WATTS 
35/65 
TRADE NO. 
55/65 
65 
194 
2357NA 
3057 
3057 
3  156 
1156 
1157  2 
2 
2 
2 
4 
2 
2 
2 
2 
2 
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LAMP  OR  BULB EXTERIOR 
Fender  Clearance 
Lamp 
Roof Marker  Lamp 
Cargo  Lamp/CHMSL  License  Plate Lamp 
Underhood  Lamp 
Reel  Lamp 
Thassis  Cab Only 
LAMP  OR  BULB 
INTERIOR 
Dome  Lamps 
Reading  Lamps 
Roof Console  Lamps:': 
IP Courtesy  Lamp 
Door  Courtesy  Lamp 
Four  Wheel  Drive 
Indicator 
Four Wheel  Drive 
Shift 
Lever 
Instrument  Panel 
Compartment  Lamp 
Ashtray  Lamp 
Sunshade  Vanity 
Mirror 
TRADE  NO. 
I94 
I94 
92 
I 
I94 
232 
232 
TRADE NO. 
211-2 
21 1-2 
168 
I94 
194 
194 
194 
194 
194 
74  4 
2 
4 
2 
1 
1 
1 
1 
4 
"Regular  Pickup  Model 
**Crew  Cab Model 
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LAMP OR BULB 
INSTRUMENT 
PANEL 
Daytime  Running 
Lamps Indicator? 
Charging  System 
Indicator  Lamp 
Instrument  Cluster 
Illumination 
Headlamp  Beam 
Indicator 
Directional  Signal 
Indicator 
Brake  Warning 
Indicator 
SIR (Air  Bag) 
Safety  Belt Warning 
Check  Gages  Indicator 
Malfunction  Indicator 
(“Service  Engine 
Soon”) Lamp 
Upshift  Indicator  Glow  Plugs  Lamp** 
Low  Coolant  Lamp** 
Water  in Fuel  Lamp** 
Service  Throttle  Soon 
Lamp** 
**Diesel  only 
“fanadian  Vehicles only 
TRADE NO. 
74 
74 
194 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
1 
I 
6 
1 
2 
1 
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Break.In.  New  Vehicle ............................................ 2-9 
Composite  Headlamps ......................................... 6-49 
Bulb  Replacement Center 
High Mounted  Stop  Lamp  (CHMSL) ........................ 6-54 
Fender  Marker  Lamps .......................................... 6-53 
Front  Park/Turn  Signal  Lamps  with  Composite  Headlamps ............ 6-51 
Front  Park/Turn  Signal  Lamps  with  Sealed  Beam  Headlamps ........... 6-50 
HalogenBulbs ................................................ 6-48 
Rear  Lamps  (Chassis  Cab  Models) ................................ 6-56 
Rear  Lamps  (Pickup  Models) .................................... 6-55 
Replacement  Chart ............................................. 6-88 
Roof  Marker  Lamps ........................................... 6-54 
Sealed  Beam  Headlamps ........................................ 6-47 
Side  Marker  Lamps ............................................ 6-52 
Tailgate  Marker  Lamps ......................................... 6-53 
C 
Capacities  and  Specifications ....................................... 6-80 
CarbonMonoxide ............................................... 2-32 
Care of Your  Cassette  Tape  Player  (See  “Audio  Systems” ) 
Cassette  Tape  Player  System  (See  “Audio  Systems” ) 
Catalyticconverter .............................................. 6-57 
Center  High  Mounted  Stop  Lamp (CHMSL) (See  “Lamps” ) 
Certificatioflire  Label ........................................... 4-37 
Changing  a  Flat  Tire .............................................. 5-26 
Chemical  Paint  Spotting ........................................... 6-74 
Cigarette  LightedAshtrays ......................................... 2-58 
Child  Restraints  (See  “Safety  Belts”) 
Circuit  Breakers  (See  “Fuses  and  Circuit  Breakers”) 
Cleaning  DieselEngine 
................................................ 6-14 
Fabric  Protection .............................................. 6-69 
Finishcare .................................................. 6-72 
Glass ....................................................... 6-71 
InsideofVehicle .............................................. 6-68 
Leather ..................................................... 6-70 
Instrument  Panel,  Top .......................................... 6-70 
Outside of Vehicle ............................................. 6-72 
Outside of the  Windshield  and  Wiper  Blades ........................ 6-71 
Special  Problems .............................................. 6-69 
Vinyl ....................................................... 6-70 
Weatherstrips ................................................. 6-71 
Audio  System  with  AUTO  TONE  System ........................... 3-7 
Audio  System  without  AUTO  TONE  System ........................ 3-6 
Underbody .................................................. 6-74 
WheelsandTires .............................................. 6-73 
Clock,  Setting  the 
ComfortControls 
................................................. 3-1 
Compact  Disc  (CD)  System  (See  “Audio  Systems”) 
Compass 
....................................................... 2-54 
Control  of  a  Vehicle ............................................... 4-4 
Coolant  (See  “Engine”) 
Cooling  System  Capacity 
.......................................... 6-82 
Courtesy  Transportation ............................................ 8-7 
CrankcaseCapacity .............................................. 6-83 
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