
at each station until you press either  SEEK  button or the  VOL-RECALL 
knob. 
“PSCAN” appears in the display while you are in the P. SCAN mode. 
Pushbuttons 
- The  four pushbuttons let you return to favorite  stations. To 
set the  pushbuttons  for up to twenty-one  favorite stations (7 AM, 7 FM1 
and 7 FM2): 
1. Tune in the desired station. 
2. Press the SET button.  “SET”  appears in the display. 
3. Within 5 seconds, press  one of the  four  pushbuttons  to store the station. 
Whenever  you press that button, the preset  station 
will return. 
Repeat these steps  for  each pushbutton. 
NOTE: 
In addition to the  four stations set as  above, up to three additional stations 
may be preset  on each band  by pressing  two adjoining buttons  at the same 
time.  Then  do the  following: 
1. Tune in the desired  station. 
2. Press the SET button. “SET” appears in the display  momentarily. 
3. Within 5 seconds, press any  two adjoining pushbuttons  at the  same 
time.  (The  station will return  when  the  same two buttons  are pressed 
again.) 
TREBLE 
- Slide  the TREBLE  lever up to increase the treble  response. If a 
station is  weak  or noisy,  slide the TREBLE  lever  down to reduce  the noise. 
BASS - Slide  the BASS lever up to increase the bass response. Adjust the 
BASS  lever to give 
a pleasing  sound to your ear. 
To Play A Cassette 
Your  tape player  is built to work  best with tapes that are 30 to 45 minutes 
long on each  side. Tapes  longer  than that are 
so thin they  may  not work well 
in this player. 
Once  the tape  is playing,  use the controls  for volume, balance,  fade, treble 
and bass  just as you  do 
for the radio. A lighted arrow will also  appear  and 
show the direction 
of play when  a  tape is in the player. 
FORWARD 
- To  rapidly  advance  the tape, press 4 SEEK or  SEEK in 
the direction that the amber arrow points and the tape will rapidly  go 
forward 
until you  press  the same  SEEK  button  lightly. 
REVERSE 
- To  rapidly reverse the tape, press 4 SEEK  or SEEK in 
the  opposite  direction  that the amber  arrow points and the tape will rapidly 
reverse until  you press the  same SEEK button  lightly. 
PROGRAM 
- To go  from one side  of the tape  to the other, press the 
VOL-RCL  knob. 
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counterclockwise to decrease radio frequency. When done, press the knob 
again 
to return it to its stored position. 
Pushbuttons 
- The six pushbuttuns  let  you  return to favorite stations. To 
set the  pushbuttons  for up to I8 favorite stations (6 AM. 6 FM 1 and 6 FM2): 
1. Tune in the  desired  station. 
2. Press AUTO  TONE to select the  best setting  for  the  type of station 
chosen. 
3. Press and  hold one of the pushbuttons until sound returns 
(approximately  two seconds).  Whenever  you press 
that button.  the 
preset  station 
will return. 
Repeat these steps for each pushbutton. 
SEEK - Press SEEK to cause  the receiver to seek  the  next  higher 
station. 
Press 
4 SEEK to cause  the receiver  to  seek the next  lower station. 
SCAN 
- Press  and hold  the center of the  SEEK  button to ~nomentarily  hear 
each available  station. Release 
the button  when  SCAN appears in the 
display.  The receiver 
will continue to scan and  momentarily  stop at each 
station 
until you  press  the center  of  the SEEK  button  again. 
P.  SCAN  (Preset  Scan) 
- Press this  button to scan each preset pushbutton 
station. The receiver 
will continue  to scan and momentarily stop  at each 
station 
until you  press  either  P. SCAN  again or one of  the  six  pushbuttons. 
The  AUTO  SCAN setting for that  preset  button  will 
also return. Thc 
pushbutton  number  (P 
I-P6) will appear momentarily  just before  frequency 
is  displayed. 
AUTO TONE - Press  this  button to select  between five preset  eclualization 
settings  and tailor  the  sound 
to the  music  or voice  bcing  heard.  Each  time  you 
press 
the button,  the  selection will switch to one of  the  preset  settings of 
CLASSIC, NEWS.  ROCK,  POP.  or JAZZ. The display will show  which 
mode  the  receiver 
is in. To  return  to the  manual  mode.  press  and  release 
AUTO TONE 
until MAN (manual)  appears in the  display.  This will return 
the  tone  adjustment to  the TREB 
and BASS controls. Also. any time a TREB 
or BASS control  is rotated.  tone  is auton~atically  set  back to MAN (manual 1. 
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Fuses and Circuit  Breakers 
POSITION NAME 
1. STOP/HAZ 
2. 
3. 
4. 
5. 
6. 
7. 
8. 
9. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
13. 
14. 
IS. 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 
21.  22. 
T CASE 
CTSY 
GAGES 
RR  HVAC 
CRUISE 
AUX PWR 
CRANK 
PARK  LPS 
AIR  BAG 
WIPER  HTR-A/C 
CIG  LTR 
ILLUM 
DRL-FOG 
TURN-B/U  RADIO 
BRAKE  RADIO 
BATT 
TRANS 
CIRCUITS  PROTECTED 
Stop/TCC  Switch,  Buzzer, CHMSL,  Hazard 
Lamps,  Stop  Lamps 
Transfer  Case 
Courtesy  Lamps,  Cargo  Lamp,  Glove  Box 
Light,  Dome/RDG  Lamps, Vanity Mirrors, 
Pwr Mirrors 
IP  Cluster,  DRL  Relay, HDLP  Switch, 
Keyless Entry, Low Coolant  Module 
RR  HVAC  Controls 
Cruise  Control 
Aux Power Outlet 
Diesel Fuel  Pump,  DERM,  ECM 
Lic Lamp, Park  Lamp, Tail Lamp,  Roof 
Marker  Lamp,  Tail Gate  Lamps,  Front Side 
Markers,  Fog Lamp  Relay, Door Switch 
Illum, Fender  Lamps 
DERM 
Wiper Motor, Washer  Pump 
A/C,  A/C Blower, High Blower Relay 
Power  Amp,  Cig  Lighter, Door Lock Relay, 
Pwr  Lumbar  Seat 
4WD,  Indicator,  LP Cluster,  HVAC 
Controls, 
RR HVAC  Controls,  IP  Switches, 
Radio  Illumination 
DRL  Relay, Fog  Lamp Relay 
Frt Turn, RR Turn, B/U Lps 
Radio  (Ign) 
DRAC,  4WAL PCM, ABS, Cruise 
Radio  (Batt) 
PRNDL,  Auto Transmission,  Speedo, 
Check  Gages 
Tell Tale 
Not Used 
Not Used 
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Index 
A 
Adding  Equipment to Your Air Bag-Equipped  Vehicle  (See "Supplemental 
Intlatable  Restraint System  (SIR)") 
Air Bag  (See "Supplemental  Intlatable Restrain1 System (SIR)") 
Air  Cleaner  (See  "Engine-Air Cleaner") 
Air  Conditioning  (See  "HeatedAir  Conditioning Controls") 
Antenna 
....................................................... 3-25 
Readiness  Light 
(See "Lights") 
Anti-Lock  Brakes (See "Brakes") 
Appearance  Care 
................................ 
Materials  Chart .............................. 
Arbitration  Program  (See "Better  Business  Bureau  Media 
Audio  Systems 
................................. 
................ 6-67 
................. 6-75 
. tion") 
.................. 3-6 
Care of Your  Cassette  Player  and Tapes ............................ 3-24 
Care_of  Compact  Discs 
......................................... 3-25 
ETR:  AM-FM  Stereo  Audio  Cassette  System 
....................... 3-9 
ETRf  AM-FM  Stereo  Audio  Cassette  ATC System 
.................. 3-11 
ETR'?'  AM-FM  Stereo  Audio Compact Disc ATC  System ............. 3-16 
Rcmote  Cassette  Player 
...................................... 3-22 
ETR&AM-FM  Stereo Audio System 
............................... 3-7 
THEFTLOCK  Theft Deterrent  Feature 
........................ 3- 14. 3-20 
Understanding  Radio  Reception .................................. 3-23 
Automatic  Transmission  (See "Tnlnsmission") 
Axle  LockingRea  r 
................................................. 2-27 
Front  (See "Four-Wheel  Drive") 
Rear 
........................................................ 6-32 
B 
Battery ........................................................ 6-47 
Belts  (See "Safety  Belts") 
Better  Business  Bureau Mediation 
.................................... 8-3 
Blizzard  (See "Driving-If  You're  Caught 
in a Blizzard") 
Brakes  Adjustment 
.................................................. 6-45 
Anti-Lock  (ABS) 
.............................................. 4-6 
Anti-Lock Warning Light  (See "Lights") 
Hydro-Boost  Brake System 
..................................... 6-41 
Master  Cylinder .............................................. 6-42 
Parking 
..................................................... 2-27 
PedalTravel 
................................................. 644 
Propshaft  Parking  Brake  Burnish Procedure 
........................ 2-28 
Replacingparts 
............................................... 6-45 
System  Warning  Light (See *'Lights") 
To Check  Brake  Fluid .......................................... 6-43 
Trailer  (.See  "Trailer-Brakes") 
Transmission  Shift  Interlock 
(BTSI) ............................... 2-20 
Wear 
....................................................... 6-44 
WhattoAdd 
................................................. 643 
Braking ......................................................... 4-5 
In Emergencies ................................................ 4-7 
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