Service  and  Owner  Publications 
Service manuals,  service  bulletins,  owner’s  manuals and 
other  service  literature are available for purchase  for 
all 
current and many  past  model General  Motors  vehicles. 
Toll-free telephone  numbers  for ordering  information: 
United  States 
Canada 
1-800-55 1 -4 123 
1-800-668-5539 
Service  Manuals 
Service  manuals  contain  diagnosis and repair 
information  for 
all chassis and body  systems.  They  may 
be  useful  for owners  who wish  to get 
a greater 
understanding  of their vehicle. They  are  also useful for 
owners  with the appropriate  skill level or training  who 
wish 
to perform  “do-it-yourself’  service.  These  are 
authentic  General  Motors  service manuals  meant  for 
professional,  qualified  technicians. 
Service  Bulletins 
Service bulletins  covering  various subjects  are  regularly 
sent 
to all General  Motors dealerships/retail  facilities. 
GM monitors product performance 
in the  field.  When 
service methods  are found  which promote better  service 
on  GM  vehicles, bulletins  are created  to help the 
technician  perform better  service.  Service b~~lletins may 
involve any number  of vehicles.  Some 
will describe 
inexpensive  service,  others  will describe  expensive 
service.  Some 
will advise  new or unexpected  conditions, 
and  others  may help avoid  future costly repairs.  Service 
bulletins are  meant for qualified technicians. 
In some 
cases  they refer 
to service  manuals,  specialized tools, 
equipment  and safety procedures necessary to service 
the vehicle.  Since these bulletins are issued throughout 
the  model  year and beyond, an index  is required  and 
published  quarterly 
to help identify specific bulletins. 
Subscriptions  are  available.  You can order  an index  at 
the  toll-free  numbers  listed previously,  or ask 
a GM 
dealedretailer 
to see  an  index or individual bulletin. 
Owner  Publications 
Owner’s  manuals,  warranty  folders and various  owner 
assistance  booklets  provide  owners 
with general 
operation  and maintenance  information. 
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I Section 9 Index 
Adding Automatic  Transaxle  Fluid 
..................... 6- 19 
Brake  Fluid ................................. 6-26 
Electrical  Ecluipt-nent 
............ 2- 16 . I7 . 3- I5 . 6-50 
Engine  Coolant 
......................... 5- 15. 6-23 
Engine  Oil 
.................................. 6- 12 
Hycitwlic  Clutch  Fluid ........................ 6-2 1 
Manual Transaxle  Fluid ....................... 6-20 
Power  Steering  Fluid 
......................... 6-24 
Sound  Equipment 
............................ 3- IS 
Windshield  Washer  Fluid ................. 2-39 . 6-25 
How Does it Restrain ......................... 1-22 
How it Works ............................... 1-21 
Location ................................... 1-2 1 
Readiness Light ........................ 1-20 . 2-60 
Servicing 
................................... 1-24 
What  Makes 
it Inflate  .........................  1-22 
What  Will You See  After 
it Inflates .............. 1-23 
When  Should 
it Inl'late ........................ 1-22 
Air  Cleaner .................................... 6- I6 
Air  Conditioning ................................ 3-3 
Aluminum  Wheels.  Cleaning ...................... 6-47 
Antenna.  Fixed  Mast 
............................ 3- 17 
Antenna.  Rear  Window  Defogger .................. 3- I7 
Air Bag 
Alignment  and  Balance . Tires ..................... 6-39 Antifreeze 
..................................... 6-21 
Adding 
............................... 5- 15.6-23 
Checking 
................................... 6- 23 
Anti-Lock 
..................................... 4-6 
Anti-Lock  Brake System  Warning  Light ......... 2-63. 4-6 
Anti-Lock  Brakes ............................... 4-6 
Appearance 
Care and  Materials .................... 6-49 
Ashtray  and  Lighler 
............................. 2-51 
Audio  Systems 
.................................. 3-5 
Auto Down Window ............................ 2-32 
Automatic  Door  Locks 
............................ 2-4 
Automatic  Overdrive  Position 
. Automatic  Transaxle ... 2-21 
Automatic  Transaxle ............................ 2- 19 
Automatic  Transaxle . Automatic  Overdrive  Position . 2-2 I 
Automatic  Transaxle  Chart ..................... 6-54 
Drive (D) Position ............................ 2-21 
First  Gear ( 1 ) Position ........................ - 3-22 
Neutral (N) Position .......................... 2-20 
Park 
(P) Position ............................. 2- 19 
Reverse (R) Position .......................... 2-20 
Second 
Gear (2) Position ...................... 2-21 
Shifting 
.............................. 2-  19.27. 29 
Starting  Your Engine .......................... 2- IS 
Third Gear (3) Position ........................ 2-21 
AppeariInce 
Ci1t.e 
............................... 6-11 
Armrest . Storage ............................... I 3 -49 
Ashtray . Rear .................................. 2-52 
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Automatic Transaxle Fluid ........................ 6- 17 
Adding 
.................................... 6-19 
Checking 
................................... 6-17 
Battery  Charge Light 
................................ 2-60 
Low  Maintenance 
............................ 6-28 
Replacement. Remote Lock Control 
............... 2-8 
Replacement.  Vehicle 
......................... 6-28 
Rundown  Protection 
.......................... 2-46 
Voltmeter 
................................... 2-61 
Warnings 
.................................... 5-2 
BBB Auto Line 
................................. 8-3 
Blizzard 
...................................... 4-25 
Brake  Anti-Lock 
................................... 4-6 
Adjustment 
................................. 6-28 
Fluid, Adding 
............................... 6-26 
Master  Cylinder 
............................. 6-26 
Parking 
.................................... 2-26 
PedalTravel 
................................ 6-28 
System  Parts. Replacing 
....................... 6-28 
System  Warning  Light 
........................ 2-62 
Trailer 
..................................... 4-35 
Transaxle Shift Interlock 
............... 2-20.29. 7-38 
Wear ...................................... 6-27 
Brakes, Anti-Lock ............................... 4-6 
Brakes, Trailer 
................................. 4-35 
Braking 
........................................ 4-5 
Braking,  In Emergencies 
.......................... 4-8 
Break-In,  New  Vehicle 
.......................... 2-  12 
BTSI  (Brake  Transaxle Shift  Interlock) 
...... 2-20.29. 7-38 
Bulb Replacement 
FogLamp 
.................................. 6-32 
Headlamps 
................................. 6-30 
Replacement Bulb  Ch,art 
....................... 6-56 
Taillamps 
................................... 6-31 
Canada.  Vehicles First Sold 
In .............. 1 . 12.  25. 39 
Canadian  Roadside Assistance 
...................... 8-6 
Capacities and Specifications ...................... 6-54 
Carbon Monoxide 
...................... 2-30.4-26.  34 
Cassette  Tape Player Care 
........................ 3-16 
CDErrors 
..................................... 3-11 
CDPlayer ..................................... 3-10 
CD Player Anti-Theft  Feature 
..................... 3-13 
Center Passenger Position 
........................ 1-31 
Certification/Tlre  Label 
.......................... 4-29 
Chains.  Safety 
................................. 4-35 
Chains. Tire 
................................... 6-41 
Changing  a Flat Tire 
............................. 5-20 
Chargmg System Light 
.......................... 2-60 
Check Gages  Warning  Light ...................... 2-66 
Check  Oil Light 
................................ 2-68 
Checking  Your Restraint Systems 
.................. 1-47 
Checking  Automatic Transaxle Fluid 
..................... 6-17 
BrakeFluid 
................................. 6-26 
BTSI 
...................................... 7-38 
Engine Coolant .............................. 6-21 
Engineoil 
.................................. 6-11 
Hydraulic  Clutch  Fluid 
........................ 6-21 
Manual  Transaxle  Fluid 
....................... 6-19 
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